Corrax Talrus
Member
Location: CRN-Surprise, Cadi System, near Coyote Outpost, Rattatak
Mission Briefing:
The strife that existed between intel and fleet was as old as time, Corrax knew, but that didn't make things any better. The head-in-the-clouds mentality of the intelligence division often ran afoul of fleet's practical demeanor. Today it exhibited itself in the culmination of orders for them to move from patrol on the far side of the system with virtually no warning, rendezvous in the middle of nowhere, and make room for a fleet transport on an undersized flight deck. From there, orders should be fairly straight forward - test the operational readiness of a new recon fighter.
As CAG on board the Surprise, Corrax had been privy to some up-front intel on the new fighter - the X-22 Drexl-class Starfighter - and while there were some exciting features, overall he wasn't impressed. It would be an interesting few days. The fact that Director Winslow was coming personally on board for these tests was a bit ominous, but Corrax hoped the man just really liked space travel. He'd never met the director, but what he'd heard marked him as a brilliant man that you didn't want to cross.
Corrax sighed as he looked over the flight deck; the MagCon shields' soft, translucent glow casting an ominous hue over the barren landscape. It's going to be a long few days, he thought to himself.
Mission Briefing:
Operation: Dust Demon
Immediate orders: Rendezvous with Intelligence Director Winslow on board CRN fleet transport nearby Coyote Outpost, coordinates embedded
"Those are torpedo's, you sodding nerf-bucket! Slow down!" Corrax' voice echoed through Hangar-2 on board the CRN-Surprise as a hover lift relocated crates of munitions at alarming speeds. His irritation was palpable at the moment, as he oversaw the near deconstruction of the bay in order to accommodate a ship far larger than this deck was meant to handle. Not only that, but they had to be able to offload several prototype fighters into the bay. The usual compliment of Scythe's occupying Hangar Bay Two had been crammed into Hangar Bay One, much to the dismay of One's flight deck crew.The strife that existed between intel and fleet was as old as time, Corrax knew, but that didn't make things any better. The head-in-the-clouds mentality of the intelligence division often ran afoul of fleet's practical demeanor. Today it exhibited itself in the culmination of orders for them to move from patrol on the far side of the system with virtually no warning, rendezvous in the middle of nowhere, and make room for a fleet transport on an undersized flight deck. From there, orders should be fairly straight forward - test the operational readiness of a new recon fighter.
As CAG on board the Surprise, Corrax had been privy to some up-front intel on the new fighter - the X-22 Drexl-class Starfighter - and while there were some exciting features, overall he wasn't impressed. It would be an interesting few days. The fact that Director Winslow was coming personally on board for these tests was a bit ominous, but Corrax hoped the man just really liked space travel. He'd never met the director, but what he'd heard marked him as a brilliant man that you didn't want to cross.
Corrax sighed as he looked over the flight deck; the MagCon shields' soft, translucent glow casting an ominous hue over the barren landscape. It's going to be a long few days, he thought to himself.