Derisive Umbaran
NICKEL ONE - RAIL CAR
The shuttle touched down in the hangar and, after a few blasts of smoke, the boarding ramp lowered. No fighting had reached this hanger yet, but Tyrin didn't intend to wait around until it did. To the Verpine milling about the hangar area, it appeared as though not a soul departed the ship. In reality, and to all but the most perceptive of force sensitives, five stealthy Umbarans moved without so much as a sound through the area. They made a deathly silent beeline towards a rail car boarding platform, not pausing for any reason. Wrapped in the trappings of advanced cloaking technology and the force, they would be all but undetectable. Even motion and heat sensors would have trouble picking anything up.
As they boarded the car, punched in their destination, and sliced it to override any stops it would make, Tyrin felt a vague sensation. It appeared someone was utilizing battle meditation. Fun stuff that was, but it appeared someone didn't like it, and swiftly dropped off the radar after that, so to speak. Tyrin, of course, felt the need to chime in.
I for one, am highly appreciative of the benefits of battle meditation, and would like to express my gratitude to the First Apprentice for her peerless service.
The rail car whirred noisily as it rumbled along the rails, but Tyrin could swear he heard one of his underlings snicker. Whatever. A bit of brown nosing never hurt anyone, did it?
The shuttle touched down in the hangar and, after a few blasts of smoke, the boarding ramp lowered. No fighting had reached this hanger yet, but Tyrin didn't intend to wait around until it did. To the Verpine milling about the hangar area, it appeared as though not a soul departed the ship. In reality, and to all but the most perceptive of force sensitives, five stealthy Umbarans moved without so much as a sound through the area. They made a deathly silent beeline towards a rail car boarding platform, not pausing for any reason. Wrapped in the trappings of advanced cloaking technology and the force, they would be all but undetectable. Even motion and heat sensors would have trouble picking anything up.
As they boarded the car, punched in their destination, and sliced it to override any stops it would make, Tyrin felt a vague sensation. It appeared someone was utilizing battle meditation. Fun stuff that was, but it appeared someone didn't like it, and swiftly dropped off the radar after that, so to speak. Tyrin, of course, felt the need to chime in.
I for one, am highly appreciative of the benefits of battle meditation, and would like to express my gratitude to the First Apprentice for her peerless service.
The rail car whirred noisily as it rumbled along the rails, but Tyrin could swear he heard one of his underlings snicker. Whatever. A bit of brown nosing never hurt anyone, did it?