Jorga the Hutt
When life gives you Mandos, make Mando'ade
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@[member="Mia Monroe"]
As the Bard stood waiting at the hatch of the YV-330, he came to the uncomfortable realization that Mia and the droid were somewhat more focused on each other and on money than on the immediate opportunities of the situation. With a shrug, he ducked back inside and made for the freighter's controls. Maybe they'd get inside and maybe they wouldn't. From the cockpit, he closed the hatch and blasted off.
Sensitive target-acquisition sensors gave him a good idea of the unfolding space battle, but he avoided the fight and turned the sensors on the ground. He keyed in the Mando comm frequencies.
"All Mandalorians, this is the Bard. I have some fantastic sensor suites trained on the area around you. It looks like you've dealt with the majority of the underground complex, both the catacombs and the pirate base. There's a chamber to the north of you that might be interesting, but tread carefully -- I suspect it might explain the tuk'ata.
"Once this space battle is concluded, I think you'll be done here. Problem solved."
@[member="Mia Monroe"]
As the Bard stood waiting at the hatch of the YV-330, he came to the uncomfortable realization that Mia and the droid were somewhat more focused on each other and on money than on the immediate opportunities of the situation. With a shrug, he ducked back inside and made for the freighter's controls. Maybe they'd get inside and maybe they wouldn't. From the cockpit, he closed the hatch and blasted off.
Sensitive target-acquisition sensors gave him a good idea of the unfolding space battle, but he avoided the fight and turned the sensors on the ground. He keyed in the Mando comm frequencies.
"All Mandalorians, this is the Bard. I have some fantastic sensor suites trained on the area around you. It looks like you've dealt with the majority of the underground complex, both the catacombs and the pirate base. There's a chamber to the north of you that might be interesting, but tread carefully -- I suspect it might explain the tuk'ata.
"Once this space battle is concluded, I think you'll be done here. Problem solved."