Arid and barren. Tatooine was a dust bowl, but it was the only defining coordinates they had left in their navigational systems. It had been four-thousand years since the exodus, and since the last communication from the galaxy. To the rest of the galactic community, they were dead, and long forgotten. An ancient Republic Valor-class cruiser slashed across the sky above Tatooine, an antique by modern standards. Many millennium without use had left Antecedent with few pilots of such magnificent deep-space craft, resulting in an accidental mid-atmospheric re-entry from hyperspace.
The Architect stood at the frontal bridge before the magnificent view that sprawled before him. His hands rested lazily by his side as he gazed from behind his faceplate, soaking in wonder, excitement and amazement. The first time his people had ventured from the Primeval System, and in no such worse a place. But it was a start, from here they could fill their navigational computers with data of other systems and planets. Perhaps, they could return to Coruscant. The five-hundred meter cruiser shot overhead Mos Eisley and towards the cracked earth that spanned countless miles. With a roar of the engines, they began to land.
[member="Jeff Solaris"]
[member="Krussk Doshkeet"]
The Architect stood at the frontal bridge before the magnificent view that sprawled before him. His hands rested lazily by his side as he gazed from behind his faceplate, soaking in wonder, excitement and amazement. The first time his people had ventured from the Primeval System, and in no such worse a place. But it was a start, from here they could fill their navigational computers with data of other systems and planets. Perhaps, they could return to Coruscant. The five-hundred meter cruiser shot overhead Mos Eisley and towards the cracked earth that spanned countless miles. With a roar of the engines, they began to land.
[member="Jeff Solaris"]
[member="Krussk Doshkeet"]