[First Order] The Piracy Problem

[Aizen]

Warrior's Heart

One tap, two tap, three tap, four!

There were so many possibilities that Aizen processed as he continued to tap the trigger of his blaster. The mission objective was clear - rescue the objective and detain the crew. The ambiguity in orders never stated the condition of the soon to be pirate detainees. A couple blast to some knees always worked in his line of work. Maybe a vibro-blast to the back of the head. Either way, Command would get their pirates complete if necessary. How they looked upon interrogation was up to them.

Aizen could feel the angle of the transport shift. He could tell they were now out of hyperdrive. One did not have to be seasoned on a Naval vessel to notice such things. The sway of the crew signaled they were leaving the docking bay. There was a sudden bank and shift again. Probably the transport pilots evading fire from both sides. As long as that Destroyer and other First Order vessels disabled that vessel, that ramp in front of him was going to open.

One tap, two tap, three tap, Go!





[member="Lara Andar"] [member="Varus Ren"] [member="FN-0888"] [member="Norin Kellarov"] [member="Michael Wainford"]
[member="Uhtred Kjartan"] you can board if you want, Im just progressing and leaving it open for some fill ins.

 

[Uhtred Kjartan]

Location... Warriors Heart
Protocol... Secure Naval Staff/Officers RETURN TO TRANSPORT. INSERT IMMEDIATELY.
Objective... Board the Pirate vessel and take them prisoner. Free officers. Eliminate others.

As he was requesting access to the bridge, he received and objective update. He readied his DLT-19 with the classic 'spin and wind' sound of a blaster rifle, especially ones of lower caliber. He began a dash straight for one of the subhangars to board a transport onto the pirate vessel immediately. As he reached the hangar, the doors slide open and he dodged through a crowd of multiple FNs and some Engineering Officers, ship staff, and more. He would be the first one to step off of the insertion transport into the vessel, and would bring death upon the First Order's enemies.

The transport's ramp began to close, and after a few short minutes, the boarding vessel was dimly lit by the blue, broken lights and rickety tapping on anti-aircraft shots and the vessel itself. He readied his DLT-19 by his hip and crouched down, ready to insert into the vessel.

[member="Aizen"]​

[member="Lara Andar"]​