RC 212
HUNGRY HUNGRY HIPPO!
Cinnagar- Space.
[member="Noah Corek"] [member="Zatten Black"]
Colap leaned back in the seat as they approached the desolated space fields around Cinnagar. Having been the seat of a massive battle there were hundreds of wrecked and destroyed vessels floating in orbit. A giant asteroid field of hollow empty vessels. Where others saw junk however Colap saw only treasure, and lot of it.
Beside him in the seat his corellian Wolfhound Solar slept soundly and he reached over to scratch him behind the ears. A cigar blazed away in the corner of his mouth as his free hand flipped switches on the dash.
"Alright partner, I'm running a mass scan to determine the vessel with the highest density. Most likely that'll be the one we strip. High density will tell me she's still in a somewhat less destroyed condition, which means better parts."
Colap loved wars. Wars were good for business. chiefly because once folks destroyed each others fleets they normally left the destroyed vessels to rot, as it was cheaper for them to build new ones. That meant there was no shortage of free scrap so long as war raged on.
[member="Noah Corek"] [member="Zatten Black"]
Colap leaned back in the seat as they approached the desolated space fields around Cinnagar. Having been the seat of a massive battle there were hundreds of wrecked and destroyed vessels floating in orbit. A giant asteroid field of hollow empty vessels. Where others saw junk however Colap saw only treasure, and lot of it.
Beside him in the seat his corellian Wolfhound Solar slept soundly and he reached over to scratch him behind the ears. A cigar blazed away in the corner of his mouth as his free hand flipped switches on the dash.
"Alright partner, I'm running a mass scan to determine the vessel with the highest density. Most likely that'll be the one we strip. High density will tell me she's still in a somewhat less destroyed condition, which means better parts."
Colap loved wars. Wars were good for business. chiefly because once folks destroyed each others fleets they normally left the destroyed vessels to rot, as it was cheaper for them to build new ones. That meant there was no shortage of free scrap so long as war raged on.