Great, the first day of actually doing work, and already someone wanted him to die. It never got better than that, actually. It kept things fresh, and it kept things fun--at least from a bit of a strange perspective. Before he could even say anything, Callum started to respond to the call, and Nox was just about on the verge to throw the kid out the airlock. Pressing a button on the console, he muted the call going out, but allowed the message to still transmit in so they could hear. "Listen, Callum, if there's one thing you're gonna have to learn, it's that when you do that? Your job is to get them off of us, not convince them to pursue us." How he handled it wasn't too entirely smooth, at least for Nox's standards, but he was still learning, so Nox thought it would be best to teach him that lesson now, rather than have a repeat of it later.
With that, he flipped the mic back on, but kept silent as he listened. Right after, he began to work as quickly as he could. Leaning over toward his left, and a bit in Kassey's direction, he flipped a switch underneath the console to activate the tractor pressors, which would make the tractor beam on his ship less restrictive, and allow more movement, albeit just a little bit. Muting the mic again, he looked over to Kass, "Sweetheart, going to need you to go shoot down those damned fighters." Pointing back down the hallway, there was the pit that lead right up toward the turret on top.
Unfortunately, the ship didn't have much in terms of defenses at the bottom, so it would take some skilled flying on his part to keep the freighter below the fighters. "If they want to fight, they're gonna get a fight." He muttered, while pulling his chair forward, and grasping ahold of the controls to maneuver the ship. As the fighters got within range, he started to attempt to maneuver the ship to the best of his ability, even through the slow-turning handling of the ship.
Shooting Callum a quick glance, he just sighed a bit. "I don't know if we're going to get out of this one. That ship is pretty damned tough. They'll probab--" Just then, there was another hit against the ship, but this time it was a direct hit. "Damn it... Now they're done playin' games."