Kyyrk
Vylmira's Wrath
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A soft beeping filled the cabin as the small freighter dropped out of hyperspace. Radar contact. A few moments later, visual contact was made. Dorin's brow knit together under his helmet. "Keep the ship steady, start scanning for pirates." The pilot was all too happy to oblige. Though Dorin was better at hiding it, he was just as jumpy as the freighter pilot he'd hired to bring him out here. Well, not here specifically. This was just a stop along the way. Hadn't intended to stop for anything, except for the distress signal. Dorin stood, and placed his sword back in its sheath on his back. "I don't feel anything. I think we're alone out here. Take us closer. I want to check it out." The pilot shot Dorin a nervous look, but moved the freighter closer to the discovery.The thing that drew Dorin here was the distress signal. Not that they had received one, but...how it had been received. It was sporadic. Garbled. There had once been words to it. But the file had corrupted, so there was naught but static. Static across a radio frequency that no one used anymore. And there before him sat the source. An XS class Freighter. Worn, corroded, and damaged. Dorin turned, moving back to the airlock. Something wasn't right here. This wasn't just a derelict. He tapped a button on the side of his helmet, and the familiar hiss of his vacuum seals engaged. He closed the inside door, and hooked himself to the ship's EVA tether. The outer door opened, and he launched across the gap, slamming into the side of the derelict. He scrambled for purchase, finally hooking his fingers around a gap in the plating. As he came to a stop, he pulled his feet underneath him, and began to crawl towards the ship's airlock.
He hooked the tether near the door, creating a life-line he could use to get back to his transport shuttle, and opened the hatch. Once inside, he took a look around. Dark. The ship either had no power, or was flying in low profile mode. Likely the second. Dorin advanced slowly into the ship, casting his gaze about the interior. Aside from hull damage to the starboard side behind the bridge pylon, it seemed in...good condition. For a ship that was thousands of years old. He stepped into the outer ring, and traveled around clockwise to the aft of the ship. Engineering. A momentary glance over the equipment confirmed that the ship was in low power mode. No lights, no life support. Dorin reactivated the Life Support, and took his helmet off after the air began to circulate.
He pushed forward to the Cargo bay. If anything was to be found, it would be there. The bridge was behind a blast door, meaning the nearest computer would be in the cargo bay, if not the captain's quarters. As he stepped into the cargo bay, his suspicions were confirmed. Stasis Tubes. Looked like Rakata tech, if he had to guess. Probably the only folks that had stasis tech from the days of the XS. Four tubes, to be exact. Deceased. Deceased. Nominal. Dece...Nominal. Dorin turned back to the tube. One of the passengers was still alive. "Got a survivor. I'm waking them up."
Dorin looked at the panel on the side of the tube, and pressed a couple buttons. There was a hiss, and a snap as the seal broke. The glass cover raised slightly, then stopped. Dorin opened it the rest of the way by hand, revealing the body of a young woman, likely no older than her early thirties. Without the support of the chamber, the body slumped forward, and Dorin moved to catch her, easing her down onto the floor in front of the tube. He pulled a small lantern out of his satchel, and turned it on, setting it on the floor. He didn't need it, of course, it was for her benefit. Human, or near human at least. He leaned her against the tube, crouched in front of her, a hand on her shoulder to steady her. As she began to come to, he started talking to her. "Welcome back to the land of the living, Miss. You're safe. You've...been in stasis for a little while, from the looks of things. How do you feel?"
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