Revenchent
Dungeon Master
And so the Ge'hutuun would remain empty. Calico didn't care, to be blunt. The ship was massive, to be sure, and easily noticed at that. It was also quite expensive to run: fuel demanded high costs in return, as did routine maintenance. Keeping the ship docked at its anonymous location saved him a few credits; credits his little family would need in the future.
"I can send a few workers to assist, if you like. The young ones, sons and daughters of my Dreadguard. They need some discipline." He sounded like he was grinning. "Tal'verda is going to move into Mando space...slowly. The transition is going to be a difficult one, but you'll be seeing plenty more of us very soon."
The Chieftain paused for a moment, and breathed a quiet sigh. Corrin could only remain with the caretaker droid for so long. "You have my contact, Valerie. Don't hesitate to give me a message. I'm afraid we'll have to return to our son. He's small, and he needs us around."
[member="Valerie Vizsla"] [member="Zandra Fenni"]
"I can send a few workers to assist, if you like. The young ones, sons and daughters of my Dreadguard. They need some discipline." He sounded like he was grinning. "Tal'verda is going to move into Mando space...slowly. The transition is going to be a difficult one, but you'll be seeing plenty more of us very soon."
The Chieftain paused for a moment, and breathed a quiet sigh. Corrin could only remain with the caretaker droid for so long. "You have my contact, Valerie. Don't hesitate to give me a message. I'm afraid we'll have to return to our son. He's small, and he needs us around."
[member="Valerie Vizsla"] [member="Zandra Fenni"]