El Capitán
Captain Pal Veda
The Rubicon YT-2400
Dropping Out of Hyperspace Above Taris
”No, he can’t move there!” Veda snapped at his BB unit from across the holo table. “I’m not gonna play with you if you refuse to follow the rules!”
Beep boop! WHIIRRRR!
”I said regular Dejarik, not that dumb variant you picked up on Onderon!”
Beep! Beep! Beep!
”I don’t have time for this. We’re coming out of hyperspace soon. Let’s go.” The captain and his astromech moved from the galley to the cockpit to prepare for their exit from hyperspace.
Taris wasn’t his favorite place in the galaxy, but it was much better than where he was coming from. A decent spot to lay low for a couple of days while planning out his next job. Good food, at least.
Veda flipped a couple of switches and pulled back on the lever controlling the hyperdrive. The tunnel of light quickly faded, and the blue and green planet came into focus. As did a couple dozen warships and swarms of fighters. “For Yoda’s sake! What did we drop into!?” He immediately veered away from the battle and yelled to BB, “We need to jump out of this, now! How long until we have a route?”
Beep boop! Beep boop!
“Blocked? Seriously!?” The Mandalorian ships had, whether intentionally or not, blocked their escape route. “See if you can figure out what the hell is going on.”
The astromech beeped and whirred, and text appeared on the screen in front of the Captain’s chair. A pirate attack? On Taris? This couldn’t be right. Pirate fleets didn’t travel this heavy, and they didn’t deserve a response this big. “Do we know anyone involved in this mess?”
Beep boop!
”Ehh, I’m probably still on thin ice with those Mandos. Kriff!” He thought through his options. “Fly a neutral flag and try to patch us in to . . . Well, anyone. I’ll handle the rest.” Veda diverted power to the shields and readied the canons. This day was shaping up to be a little more exciting than he’d anticipated.
The Rubicon YT-2400
Dropping Out of Hyperspace Above Taris
”No, he can’t move there!” Veda snapped at his BB unit from across the holo table. “I’m not gonna play with you if you refuse to follow the rules!”
Beep boop! WHIIRRRR!
”I said regular Dejarik, not that dumb variant you picked up on Onderon!”
Beep! Beep! Beep!
”I don’t have time for this. We’re coming out of hyperspace soon. Let’s go.” The captain and his astromech moved from the galley to the cockpit to prepare for their exit from hyperspace.
Taris wasn’t his favorite place in the galaxy, but it was much better than where he was coming from. A decent spot to lay low for a couple of days while planning out his next job. Good food, at least.
Veda flipped a couple of switches and pulled back on the lever controlling the hyperdrive. The tunnel of light quickly faded, and the blue and green planet came into focus. As did a couple dozen warships and swarms of fighters. “For Yoda’s sake! What did we drop into!?” He immediately veered away from the battle and yelled to BB, “We need to jump out of this, now! How long until we have a route?”
Beep boop! Beep boop!
“Blocked? Seriously!?” The Mandalorian ships had, whether intentionally or not, blocked their escape route. “See if you can figure out what the hell is going on.”
The astromech beeped and whirred, and text appeared on the screen in front of the Captain’s chair. A pirate attack? On Taris? This couldn’t be right. Pirate fleets didn’t travel this heavy, and they didn’t deserve a response this big. “Do we know anyone involved in this mess?”
Beep boop!
”Ehh, I’m probably still on thin ice with those Mandos. Kriff!” He thought through his options. “Fly a neutral flag and try to patch us in to . . . Well, anyone. I’ll handle the rest.” Veda diverted power to the shields and readied the canons. This day was shaping up to be a little more exciting than he’d anticipated.