Mand'alor the Reclaimer
The Pillar of Vengeance exited hyperspace, faint trails of dust coming from the Liberation Class Star Destroyer as it came to a full stop in deep space. Shields were raised, weapon batteries were primed, and hangar bay doors sliding open to reveal starfighters at the ready for emergency launch. The few crewman aboard the Pillar of Vengeance were all on edge, while the majority droid crew carried out their duties without flaw. Everyone there knew why a single Mandalorian Union warship had travelled so far into the empty void of space, far away from the borders of any nation. They all knew their mission, and they stood fast in their determination.
Kreslin stood aboard the bridge of the Star Destroyer, his arms folded across his chest as he watched the information feeds run across the massive screens surrounding the bridge. Unlike most other vessels, Liberation Class vessels did not have exterior bridges. Instead, they were located deep inside the heart of the vessel, surrounded on all sides by meters of armored plating. Their only visual of space around them were through camera feeds spread out across the vessel. They currently showed the Mand'alor nothing but empty space, broken up by the distant stars that filled the galaxy, and a single nebula just visible in the distance.
A small warning siren echoed across the bridge for a moment before it was cut off, and all eyes turned to the screen directly in front of them, as the vessel they were waiting for exited hyperspace.
Ingrid L'lerim
Kreslin stood aboard the bridge of the Star Destroyer, his arms folded across his chest as he watched the information feeds run across the massive screens surrounding the bridge. Unlike most other vessels, Liberation Class vessels did not have exterior bridges. Instead, they were located deep inside the heart of the vessel, surrounded on all sides by meters of armored plating. Their only visual of space around them were through camera feeds spread out across the vessel. They currently showed the Mand'alor nothing but empty space, broken up by the distant stars that filled the galaxy, and a single nebula just visible in the distance.
A small warning siren echoed across the bridge for a moment before it was cut off, and all eyes turned to the screen directly in front of them, as the vessel they were waiting for exited hyperspace.
Ingrid L'lerim