Anara Valnor
The Crimson Siren
"Gods be damned!"
The petite redhead glared out her viewport at the murky landscape, more than a little upset that her vantage point was at an odd angle. Still after so many years and reaching the rank of Master Anara still couldn't comprehend how she was such a bad pilot. It was as though ships specifically sought to be her undoing.
Still working to recall who she had been Anara at least knew that her and a hyperdrive computer were never going to be friends. It wasn't the most exciting revelation, but at least it was progress and hopefully would aide in alleviating her continued night terrors.
Sighing she shifted in her seat and attempted to get her ship free of the low, twisted trees she'd crashed into. Unfortunately the engines were down, either clogged with foliage or otherwise damaged. Great. Grumbling to herself she slipped from the pilots chair and began the awkward trek to the hatch; at least the damn loading ramp was still working. Somewhat. It groaned in protest, snapping more than a few tree limbs, before finally settling into place. Carefully Anara exited her ship, climbing across it like some sort of tree dwelling mammal as she sought to assess the damage.
She hadn't bothered to see where her hyperdrive had dumped her, though she knew it wasn't her desired location, but if the landscape around her was an indication of where she was Anara could take a few guesses; chief among them that she was far from help. Shaking her head at her sheer lack of good luck with piloting she lay down upon the damp metal and peered down at the ground. The drop was one she could survive with no problem, but the likelyhood of her ship escaping the drop without further damage seemed slim; thanks to her incredible luck.
Frowning she sighed again and rolled onto her back to stare up at the gray, soupy sky, as she went over her options.
[member="Vengeance"]
The petite redhead glared out her viewport at the murky landscape, more than a little upset that her vantage point was at an odd angle. Still after so many years and reaching the rank of Master Anara still couldn't comprehend how she was such a bad pilot. It was as though ships specifically sought to be her undoing.
Still working to recall who she had been Anara at least knew that her and a hyperdrive computer were never going to be friends. It wasn't the most exciting revelation, but at least it was progress and hopefully would aide in alleviating her continued night terrors.
Sighing she shifted in her seat and attempted to get her ship free of the low, twisted trees she'd crashed into. Unfortunately the engines were down, either clogged with foliage or otherwise damaged. Great. Grumbling to herself she slipped from the pilots chair and began the awkward trek to the hatch; at least the damn loading ramp was still working. Somewhat. It groaned in protest, snapping more than a few tree limbs, before finally settling into place. Carefully Anara exited her ship, climbing across it like some sort of tree dwelling mammal as she sought to assess the damage.
She hadn't bothered to see where her hyperdrive had dumped her, though she knew it wasn't her desired location, but if the landscape around her was an indication of where she was Anara could take a few guesses; chief among them that she was far from help. Shaking her head at her sheer lack of good luck with piloting she lay down upon the damp metal and peered down at the ground. The drop was one she could survive with no problem, but the likelyhood of her ship escaping the drop without further damage seemed slim; thanks to her incredible luck.
Frowning she sighed again and rolled onto her back to stare up at the gray, soupy sky, as she went over her options.
[member="Vengeance"]