Sorel Crieff
Ready are you? What know you of ready?
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The dog-fighting was over no sooner than it started. Sorel was pleased. "Return to formation," she instructed. There would be time for celebration later. Right now discipline was key.
And then, without warning, another wave of blips appeared on Sorel's tactical display: twenty additional fighters were coming in behind them.
"Flight Leader," one of the pilots said, "My tactical computer is malfunctioning. A new bunch of fighters just appeared out of nowhere."
"Mine too," a second voice added.
"That's no malfunction," a third commented. "We've got more incoming fighters."
"I see them," said Sorel. Where they came from was a mystery? The fighters they'd engaged did not have hyperdrives.
"Let them come to you," Sorel said. Then another ship appeared on her tactical readout. It was a small carrier. It explained where the fighters had appeared from at least.
And, as if reading her toughts, Kaytoo bleeped a short message. She nodded. It seemed the slavers were using a baffled sublight drive and dampened power systems. It meant their sensors didn't detect the ship until it raised its shields to release the fighters.
The dog-fighting was over no sooner than it started. Sorel was pleased. "Return to formation," she instructed. There would be time for celebration later. Right now discipline was key.
And then, without warning, another wave of blips appeared on Sorel's tactical display: twenty additional fighters were coming in behind them.
"Flight Leader," one of the pilots said, "My tactical computer is malfunctioning. A new bunch of fighters just appeared out of nowhere."
"Mine too," a second voice added.
"That's no malfunction," a third commented. "We've got more incoming fighters."
"I see them," said Sorel. Where they came from was a mystery? The fighters they'd engaged did not have hyperdrives.
"Let them come to you," Sorel said. Then another ship appeared on her tactical readout. It was a small carrier. It explained where the fighters had appeared from at least.
And, as if reading her toughts, Kaytoo bleeped a short message. She nodded. It seemed the slavers were using a baffled sublight drive and dampened power systems. It meant their sensors didn't detect the ship until it raised its shields to release the fighters.