Uriel
I Shall Know No Fear
Welcome aboard the deep-space passenger liner Golden Sun. We hope you enjoy your stay.
That was the receptionist. This place was a big cruise ship, with plenty of business executives and lots of people to talk to. A conglomerate of industrial execs had gotten together to dusicuss big business. What had they done? Hired Omega to handle security, of course. Now, to be fair, these guys hailed from worlds like Corellia and Fondor. These ladies and gentlemen, dressed up all fancy-like, were here not only to party (and party they did), but also to help discuss the future of a wide variety of businesses all across Protectorate space.
Therefore, High Command had essentially decided that, hey, let's kill two-birds with one stone. Anyone who wanted a week off duty was asked to play plain-clothes security for this party - they had to behave, but the guard roster would be rotated, and people could enjoy themselves for that one week when they weren't on security duty.
Except Uriel, who didn't get the concept of plain-clothes security and stuck out like a sore thumb, but our lovable Sergeant was first and foremost a soldier of the Inquisition.
However, what people didn't know was that there were pirates, waiting in the wings. They were ready to attack - waiting for [member="Zandra Tal'verda"] word.
Security was going to get paid double time for this one.
That was the receptionist. This place was a big cruise ship, with plenty of business executives and lots of people to talk to. A conglomerate of industrial execs had gotten together to dusicuss big business. What had they done? Hired Omega to handle security, of course. Now, to be fair, these guys hailed from worlds like Corellia and Fondor. These ladies and gentlemen, dressed up all fancy-like, were here not only to party (and party they did), but also to help discuss the future of a wide variety of businesses all across Protectorate space.
Therefore, High Command had essentially decided that, hey, let's kill two-birds with one stone. Anyone who wanted a week off duty was asked to play plain-clothes security for this party - they had to behave, but the guard roster would be rotated, and people could enjoy themselves for that one week when they weren't on security duty.
Except Uriel, who didn't get the concept of plain-clothes security and stuck out like a sore thumb, but our lovable Sergeant was first and foremost a soldier of the Inquisition.
However, what people didn't know was that there were pirates, waiting in the wings. They were ready to attack - waiting for [member="Zandra Tal'verda"] word.
Security was going to get paid double time for this one.