Verahl and the Krogan moved further up the street at each other. They were now one store front apart, and in the middle of the battlefield. Verahl ducked inside of a store's doorway, and slung his Revanant over his shoulder, and reached behind on his lower back for something. He pulled out a new weapon, and waited for the Krogan to charge him. He heard a low cry as the Krogan broke from his cover, now wielding a shotgun, and charged at Verahl. Verahl simply turned the corner, took a few steps, and unleashed hell upon the Krogan.
Verahl had replaced his Revenant with his Firestorm, and set the charging Krogan ablaze. His shields didn't protect him from the concentration of the flames, as the fire blew onto his armour. The outer shell of it started to burn his skin beneath him, cooking him, before Verahl raised the focus of the flames onto the Krogan's exposed face. The fire suddenly hit his naked face, and the sticky spray, ignited that too. The Krogan was now blind and in extreme pain as the whole front side of his body had been engulfed in a raging inferno.
Verahl stepped back into the doorway, as Krogan and Vorcha alike now concentrated their weapons on him. He was more exposed then the rest of the company, and they began to advance upon his position. Verahl reclaimed his Revenant, and shot the locks out of the door to the store. He prepared to move back in, when suddenly, a sniper shot rang out and connected with the commanding Krogan's head. The shot had not come from the direction the company was facing though, but instead from behind the Blood Pack lines. Before anyone could respond, another shot cracked out, and another Krogan fell. The Vorcha around went into a panic, as their leaders had been shot, and the remaining Krogan tried to retreat. The Krogan ran down the street, away from the lines, and yet another shot rang out and pierced his armour at his knee. He fell to the ground, tried to climb back up to his feet to continue his sprint, but a final shot was heard, and made it too him before he could make it to his feet. The Vorcha had now scattered, running down alley ways and away from the battle.