Veino Garn
Saaraai-Kaar
An alarm blazed through the cockpit of the small Tachyon freighter, sending Veino stumbling out of his bunk behind it to see what it was. He hit the comm switch and cycled through the frequencies until he found the cause.
"-day, mayday, I repeat, this is Lieutenany Fix of the Republic Navy, our convoy is going down. Unidentified-" The message cut off, but Veino could still feel the fear and panic within the man's voice, echoing through his mind, like dark waves. He sat back in his seat, frowning, and tried to trace the coordinates that had underlaid the message, as well as technical information he didn't understand. There was some issues with not being a natural or well educated pilot.
He shook his head slightly to finish waking up and strapped himself into the pilot's seat, plugging in coordinates that were close to the distress beacon into the computer. He had no desire to jump straight into whatever it was that had downed the Republic convoy. Raiders? Sith infiltrators? An unexpected gravity well? He shivered. Space was terrifying.
He took a deep breath and activated the hyperdrive, closing his eyes as the stars began to streak past him and then vanished as the ship entered hyperspace. He unbuckled from his seat and stepped back into his living quarters. He had about a half hour before returning to real space. He needed to be ready for whatever it was that might be out there. He paused for a moment, and then turned back to the comm, recording a quick message and setting it to cycle through the frequencies.
"This is Veino Garn of the freighter Gray Pilgrim. I am responding to the distress call that ran on all frequencies. Please send assistance to these coordinates and relay any potential information you have to me and any other responders." He hit activate, and the comm began its job. Hopefully there would be others nearby. He did not have the resources or capabilities to launch a full a rescue mission on his own. Especially if it was a convoy. His ship barely had room for four people, and he certainly didn't have enough supplies for a convoy.
He rubbed his temples again, the headaches coming back again, and took a seat, running through his equipment again, and trying to decide what he would need for this rescue.
[member="Maria Natalja"]
"-day, mayday, I repeat, this is Lieutenany Fix of the Republic Navy, our convoy is going down. Unidentified-" The message cut off, but Veino could still feel the fear and panic within the man's voice, echoing through his mind, like dark waves. He sat back in his seat, frowning, and tried to trace the coordinates that had underlaid the message, as well as technical information he didn't understand. There was some issues with not being a natural or well educated pilot.
He shook his head slightly to finish waking up and strapped himself into the pilot's seat, plugging in coordinates that were close to the distress beacon into the computer. He had no desire to jump straight into whatever it was that had downed the Republic convoy. Raiders? Sith infiltrators? An unexpected gravity well? He shivered. Space was terrifying.
He took a deep breath and activated the hyperdrive, closing his eyes as the stars began to streak past him and then vanished as the ship entered hyperspace. He unbuckled from his seat and stepped back into his living quarters. He had about a half hour before returning to real space. He needed to be ready for whatever it was that might be out there. He paused for a moment, and then turned back to the comm, recording a quick message and setting it to cycle through the frequencies.
"This is Veino Garn of the freighter Gray Pilgrim. I am responding to the distress call that ran on all frequencies. Please send assistance to these coordinates and relay any potential information you have to me and any other responders." He hit activate, and the comm began its job. Hopefully there would be others nearby. He did not have the resources or capabilities to launch a full a rescue mission on his own. Especially if it was a convoy. His ship barely had room for four people, and he certainly didn't have enough supplies for a convoy.
He rubbed his temples again, the headaches coming back again, and took a seat, running through his equipment again, and trying to decide what he would need for this rescue.
[member="Maria Natalja"]