Saera Willamina Savan
~+--- Skaidra ---+~ Beskarsmith, Alchemist
Cinnagar, Airspace
Observing Wreckage
+The United Mandalorian Clans, [member="Arrbi Betna"], [member="Anija Ordo"]
-The One Sith, [member="Darth Veles"]
The young girl piloting the Deathbell continued her circular observatory flight pattern around the crash site of the imperial corvette - which she had distinctly wondered about the reasons for not being a TIE ship, like appearance would suggest. It didn't take too long for her heat sensors to pick up signatures on the ground in a small cluster. There was no mistaking it, as it was quantifiable enough to show a steady reading. Saera wasn't usually in the business of killing... but what else was a Sithspawned girl prone to Darker musings ordained to do?
Her neural integration into the fighter's systems made the flight as smooth as wax down slick ice. The Deathbell quickly rolled into the cityscape, weaving through several buildings until it was clear down the skyroad to the corvette outfit's location. Her stealth had automatically engaged as it approached, thrust dampeners cutting off the thermal and energy signatures from her experimental plasma-rotor engines, ionic signature virtually inexistent. The Deathbell was deathly-quiet as well, the quickening hum of its twin engines escaping through the rear in such a fashion reminiscent of extragalactic craft such as the YF-23 that it was almost impossible to head until it was already too late. The use of a non-combustible propulsion only made the effect severalfold.
All so suddenly, the cloaking generator disengaged and the weapons powered back to life as the Deathbell slowly coursed for the enemy. It's particle shields had been lowered to allow airflow to pass over its surfaces, a key feature in its low-atmo maneuverability, enabling it to cruise at almost ground-speeds with no repulsor signature at all. The main vulcan blaster cannon spooled up, and with a sudden impulse of the mind, it begun ripping the edges of buildings with heavy blaster bolts the size of a small cannon's fire. Once enough cannon fire to bring down a mid-sized freighter was drilled across the structures, Saera quickly gunned the vectors up so that the Deathbell could begin pulling out of the city into safer airspace. She'd made sure the building that had collapsed, did so on all sides, making escape for the crew and their high-priority commander difficult at least, implausible at best.
The thrill of it all rushed the young girl's mind; the effects of her physiology and the implant combined.
Observing Wreckage
+The United Mandalorian Clans, [member="Arrbi Betna"], [member="Anija Ordo"]
-The One Sith, [member="Darth Veles"]
The young girl piloting the Deathbell continued her circular observatory flight pattern around the crash site of the imperial corvette - which she had distinctly wondered about the reasons for not being a TIE ship, like appearance would suggest. It didn't take too long for her heat sensors to pick up signatures on the ground in a small cluster. There was no mistaking it, as it was quantifiable enough to show a steady reading. Saera wasn't usually in the business of killing... but what else was a Sithspawned girl prone to Darker musings ordained to do?
Her neural integration into the fighter's systems made the flight as smooth as wax down slick ice. The Deathbell quickly rolled into the cityscape, weaving through several buildings until it was clear down the skyroad to the corvette outfit's location. Her stealth had automatically engaged as it approached, thrust dampeners cutting off the thermal and energy signatures from her experimental plasma-rotor engines, ionic signature virtually inexistent. The Deathbell was deathly-quiet as well, the quickening hum of its twin engines escaping through the rear in such a fashion reminiscent of extragalactic craft such as the YF-23 that it was almost impossible to head until it was already too late. The use of a non-combustible propulsion only made the effect severalfold.
All so suddenly, the cloaking generator disengaged and the weapons powered back to life as the Deathbell slowly coursed for the enemy. It's particle shields had been lowered to allow airflow to pass over its surfaces, a key feature in its low-atmo maneuverability, enabling it to cruise at almost ground-speeds with no repulsor signature at all. The main vulcan blaster cannon spooled up, and with a sudden impulse of the mind, it begun ripping the edges of buildings with heavy blaster bolts the size of a small cannon's fire. Once enough cannon fire to bring down a mid-sized freighter was drilled across the structures, Saera quickly gunned the vectors up so that the Deathbell could begin pulling out of the city into safer airspace. She'd made sure the building that had collapsed, did so on all sides, making escape for the crew and their high-priority commander difficult at least, implausible at best.
The thrill of it all rushed the young girl's mind; the effects of her physiology and the implant combined.