Zandra Tal'verda
Lady Luck
Zandra's room on board was smaller than her quarters back on Zax. Small, but more comfortable. And it didn't smell moldy and old. Zax was an ancient girl. It had been a miracle that she'd lasted that long, and once Zandra had saved up enough, she would do everything in her power to get her back up in the air again. For now.... This would be her home.
The Echani pirate had just finished recording another entry to her holodiary. She'd been keeping up with it at fairly irregular intervals, sending out certain recordings to Cals frequency, on the off chance that she might get through to him. It had been almost two years though, so the likelihood was getting slimmer by the day. She was hanging by a thread, waiting for the last fiber of hope to snap.
The pirate snuffed out her cigara and made her way down the hall. It was late. The rest of the crew was sleeping, but Zandra just... couldn't. She had the hardest time with sleep now, often wandering the halls of the ship like a pale ghost, well after the rest had gone to bed. She had to find something to do, something to occupy herself. She was the Cap'ns number two now, and that meant responsibility, that meant doing all the things the Cap'n just didn't have time for.
Like researching their next target.
She took up her datapad and settled down in the common room, muttering to herself as she scrolled through the schematics.
The Echani pirate had just finished recording another entry to her holodiary. She'd been keeping up with it at fairly irregular intervals, sending out certain recordings to Cals frequency, on the off chance that she might get through to him. It had been almost two years though, so the likelihood was getting slimmer by the day. She was hanging by a thread, waiting for the last fiber of hope to snap.
The pirate snuffed out her cigara and made her way down the hall. It was late. The rest of the crew was sleeping, but Zandra just... couldn't. She had the hardest time with sleep now, often wandering the halls of the ship like a pale ghost, well after the rest had gone to bed. She had to find something to do, something to occupy herself. She was the Cap'ns number two now, and that meant responsibility, that meant doing all the things the Cap'n just didn't have time for.
Like researching their next target.
She took up her datapad and settled down in the common room, muttering to herself as she scrolled through the schematics.