Witch-Captain of the Naefar
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Vulcan Krayt
Cathryn Stellaris
"The smell..." the Armoured lookout muttered. His long black hair braided in a tail across the skull, while half his head was shaved, making space for the dragon-like tattoos that covered the skin. "Hey, 'least we getting some coin for this..." The nearby man replied. He too was armoured with similar Edikar power-armour, although his armour was not completely worn. The heat of the tropic moon turned them both in dumping parts of their armour back in the ship, keeping a large thin fabric cloth around them to soften the excess humidity.
Not far behind the two lookouts hovered, hardly a hundred meters above the jungle floor, hovered the large hulls of the two warships. Roughly half a kilometer of spiked, blood-red rusty hulls of the Athysian raider ships shadowed the makeshift camp built by the corsairs below... Tents, restacked trunks and branches to form a palisade wall, the corsairs were rather active... Almost in the middle of the camp, there was a somewhat larger, round tent, guarded by a couple of Trandoshan warriors.
"Waky waky, sunshine!"
The twisted playfulness of her voice slowly returns the bearded imperial to conciousness. He shakes his head, as his vision slowly returns. The long pale chain-like braids flowing down ahead the scale-armour covered chest of Hyara Hemstagon suddenly shock the man awake. "Who- Wha- What is this!?" he shouts.
"There, told'ya he's still alive!" Hyara Hemstagon says, as she waves her hands and head. A most excess body language put into use in her every word. Not far from her, Anmetei M'lo , a tall bulky nautolan corsair stood against his ivory walking stick, walking in a lame manner towards her, entering the Imperial's view. The alien picks the cigar from his mouth, exhaling the thick smoke. "Well, then.. I go tell te'cap'n... She's gonn'a send'e word to the rest of the pack...!" Meanwhile, the Imperial ambassador turns his already tense gaze to his hands; It would take little to recognize the black duct-like tape wrapped around his limbs, effectivelly making him part of the chair, as they were melted down with a flamer. Ofcourse, such materials were meant to be used for sealing hatches and patching holes in the fuel tanks. Their rather toxic composition was never a friend of the skin...
"Now, then..." Hyara Hemstagon says, as she turns to face the Imperial, now with Anmetei M'lo leaving the tent. Her sadistic smile forms, as she looks him up and down. "What do you want of me? Filth!" The Imperial's insult felt more like a complement, to her. "Relax..." she says, walking calmly across the tent, heading for the crate at the other side. He lightly strokes the man's beard as she passes by. He, ofcourse, shook his head, struggling to avoid the gesture. "What is the meaning of this?"
"See, ya head worths more attached on ya shoulder... But, this is to be decided by your big'ol bosses back in the Order..." she continues, as she opens the crate, picking a bottle from it. Dark glass, hardly recognizable liquid within. "Now, if you ain't worth the effort..." she mutters, turning over her shoulder, looking at the captured imperial with a disturbingly twisted smirk forming on her scarified face....
"Get'te ammo by the guns, ye rat-tailed wampa drops!" Nayr's barking echoes around the camp. The corsairs had been setting small MG blaster emplacements from the day they came. Although under the shadow of the massive hulls, the Witch-captains wanted to make sure any danger from the feral moon would be dealt with on the ground, while the fighters kept patrolling in small squadrons, ensuring any nearby ships or aerial attacks would be traced long before they reached the camp. The works were continuous; Palisades were set to form an enclosed perimeter, while the corsairs kept setting several makeshift turrets around the camp, should a feral predator, or worse, should an extraction was called, before the negotiatoin for the ransom was conducted. The Witch-Captains, given the rather sharp opinion on the New Imperial Order, gathered by the latest experience during the hostilities on Ilum, they expected an air strike. What best, besides inflicting wounds to force the Athysians come into terms...? Alas... Would that ever was a rightful estimate...?
"The smell..." the Armoured lookout muttered. His long black hair braided in a tail across the skull, while half his head was shaved, making space for the dragon-like tattoos that covered the skin. "Hey, 'least we getting some coin for this..." The nearby man replied. He too was armoured with similar Edikar power-armour, although his armour was not completely worn. The heat of the tropic moon turned them both in dumping parts of their armour back in the ship, keeping a large thin fabric cloth around them to soften the excess humidity.
Not far behind the two lookouts hovered, hardly a hundred meters above the jungle floor, hovered the large hulls of the two warships. Roughly half a kilometer of spiked, blood-red rusty hulls of the Athysian raider ships shadowed the makeshift camp built by the corsairs below... Tents, restacked trunks and branches to form a palisade wall, the corsairs were rather active... Almost in the middle of the camp, there was a somewhat larger, round tent, guarded by a couple of Trandoshan warriors.
"Waky waky, sunshine!"
The twisted playfulness of her voice slowly returns the bearded imperial to conciousness. He shakes his head, as his vision slowly returns. The long pale chain-like braids flowing down ahead the scale-armour covered chest of Hyara Hemstagon suddenly shock the man awake. "Who- Wha- What is this!?" he shouts.
"There, told'ya he's still alive!" Hyara Hemstagon says, as she waves her hands and head. A most excess body language put into use in her every word. Not far from her, Anmetei M'lo , a tall bulky nautolan corsair stood against his ivory walking stick, walking in a lame manner towards her, entering the Imperial's view. The alien picks the cigar from his mouth, exhaling the thick smoke. "Well, then.. I go tell te'cap'n... She's gonn'a send'e word to the rest of the pack...!" Meanwhile, the Imperial ambassador turns his already tense gaze to his hands; It would take little to recognize the black duct-like tape wrapped around his limbs, effectivelly making him part of the chair, as they were melted down with a flamer. Ofcourse, such materials were meant to be used for sealing hatches and patching holes in the fuel tanks. Their rather toxic composition was never a friend of the skin...
"Now, then..." Hyara Hemstagon says, as she turns to face the Imperial, now with Anmetei M'lo leaving the tent. Her sadistic smile forms, as she looks him up and down. "What do you want of me? Filth!" The Imperial's insult felt more like a complement, to her. "Relax..." she says, walking calmly across the tent, heading for the crate at the other side. He lightly strokes the man's beard as she passes by. He, ofcourse, shook his head, struggling to avoid the gesture. "What is the meaning of this?"
"See, ya head worths more attached on ya shoulder... But, this is to be decided by your big'ol bosses back in the Order..." she continues, as she opens the crate, picking a bottle from it. Dark glass, hardly recognizable liquid within. "Now, if you ain't worth the effort..." she mutters, turning over her shoulder, looking at the captured imperial with a disturbingly twisted smirk forming on her scarified face....
"Get'te ammo by the guns, ye rat-tailed wampa drops!" Nayr's barking echoes around the camp. The corsairs had been setting small MG blaster emplacements from the day they came. Although under the shadow of the massive hulls, the Witch-captains wanted to make sure any danger from the feral moon would be dealt with on the ground, while the fighters kept patrolling in small squadrons, ensuring any nearby ships or aerial attacks would be traced long before they reached the camp. The works were continuous; Palisades were set to form an enclosed perimeter, while the corsairs kept setting several makeshift turrets around the camp, should a feral predator, or worse, should an extraction was called, before the negotiatoin for the ransom was conducted. The Witch-Captains, given the rather sharp opinion on the New Imperial Order, gathered by the latest experience during the hostilities on Ilum, they expected an air strike. What best, besides inflicting wounds to force the Athysians come into terms...? Alas... Would that ever was a rightful estimate...?