Anija Betna
Retired Character
Location: Gallos - low orbit
Objective: try not to scratch the paint on Arrbi's ship. - and watch the fireworks.
Allies: [member="Vilaz Munin"] [member="Alec Rekali"] [member="Nolan Detta"] [member="Draco Vereen"] [member="Grozurra"] [member="Tariu Fett"] (and company).
Post: [6/20]
Well shab.... two down and two to go. And those last two hung on like flitgnats on a Ori'dee. The thought caused her to grin slightly, (and the writer had to concentrate due to being slightly tipsy) and she smoothly pulled on the flight controls, putting the Pathfinder into a corkscrew maneuver. The ship didn't respond as smoothly or quickly as her Bes'uliik might have, but it did respond, if a bit sluggishly. Concentrating, Anija reached out with the Force, letting her senses expand as Ember had taught her. That whole situational awareness thing was playing a huge part right now.
Her sensor board pinged, and the warning sounded in her helmet, causing her to grit her teeth slightly as she gripped the control stick tighter. And still, the two remaining craft stuck to her tail. Cursing softly, she rolled the Pathfinder again before yanking sharply on the control stick and throwing the Pathfinder into a lateral spin. Now, the ship was turning to face her pursuers. The spin from two directions made her a bit dizzy, but she breathed out, and drew on the Force to help her focus. It helped.. some. Though, she started to see dark spots at the edge of her vision.
As the Pathfinder's nose came around to face the two pursuing craft, Anija opened up with the dual laser cannons. She followed a stream of coherent green bolts with two proton torpedoes, using the slowing lateral spin to assist her targeting locks in sequence. A grin spread across her face as she watched the lasers track each target, and then the torpedos she'd floated out of their launch tubes.... This was about ti get interesting.
Drawing on her lessons from Ember, she'd loaded two torpedoes into the launch tubes. But, instead of using the built in drives, she'd armed them and then floated them out of the tubes using the Force to guide them. It wasn't all that different from some of what Ember had taught her years ago. Frowning in concentration, she guided each torpedo towards it's target with the Force, giving it a telekinetic push as it got closer.
As the torpedoes own propulsion wasn't active, the two enemy pilots had no way to track the torpedoes which brought their doom. Seconds passed s they moved steadily towards the two craft. By now, the two torpedoes were several thousand meters astern of Anija's ship. And VERY close to the two enemy craft. Anija grinned as she saw the range reading on the sensors. the torpedoes were less then ten meters away from their respective targets. by now, she was sweating, beads trickling down the side of her face as she concentrated. A deep breath in. Then out. And Anija detonated the torpedoes, watching the explosion consume the two enemy craft.
Objective: try not to scratch the paint on Arrbi's ship. - and watch the fireworks.
Allies: [member="Vilaz Munin"] [member="Alec Rekali"] [member="Nolan Detta"] [member="Draco Vereen"] [member="Grozurra"] [member="Tariu Fett"] (and company).
Post: [6/20]
Well shab.... two down and two to go. And those last two hung on like flitgnats on a Ori'dee. The thought caused her to grin slightly, (and the writer had to concentrate due to being slightly tipsy) and she smoothly pulled on the flight controls, putting the Pathfinder into a corkscrew maneuver. The ship didn't respond as smoothly or quickly as her Bes'uliik might have, but it did respond, if a bit sluggishly. Concentrating, Anija reached out with the Force, letting her senses expand as Ember had taught her. That whole situational awareness thing was playing a huge part right now.
Her sensor board pinged, and the warning sounded in her helmet, causing her to grit her teeth slightly as she gripped the control stick tighter. And still, the two remaining craft stuck to her tail. Cursing softly, she rolled the Pathfinder again before yanking sharply on the control stick and throwing the Pathfinder into a lateral spin. Now, the ship was turning to face her pursuers. The spin from two directions made her a bit dizzy, but she breathed out, and drew on the Force to help her focus. It helped.. some. Though, she started to see dark spots at the edge of her vision.
As the Pathfinder's nose came around to face the two pursuing craft, Anija opened up with the dual laser cannons. She followed a stream of coherent green bolts with two proton torpedoes, using the slowing lateral spin to assist her targeting locks in sequence. A grin spread across her face as she watched the lasers track each target, and then the torpedos she'd floated out of their launch tubes.... This was about ti get interesting.
Drawing on her lessons from Ember, she'd loaded two torpedoes into the launch tubes. But, instead of using the built in drives, she'd armed them and then floated them out of the tubes using the Force to guide them. It wasn't all that different from some of what Ember had taught her years ago. Frowning in concentration, she guided each torpedo towards it's target with the Force, giving it a telekinetic push as it got closer.
As the torpedoes own propulsion wasn't active, the two enemy pilots had no way to track the torpedoes which brought their doom. Seconds passed s they moved steadily towards the two craft. By now, the two torpedoes were several thousand meters astern of Anija's ship. And VERY close to the two enemy craft. Anija grinned as she saw the range reading on the sensors. the torpedoes were less then ten meters away from their respective targets. by now, she was sweating, beads trickling down the side of her face as she concentrated. A deep breath in. Then out. And Anija detonated the torpedoes, watching the explosion consume the two enemy craft.