Louise
here for your dad
It was time for the Tournament of the Cauldron to export itself.
Try as hard as they did, there was just no way of perfectly replicating the different environments they required for round two of their grand event. They had made their unrealistic requests, demanding that they somehow replicate the climate and habitat of some of the most extreme planets in the galaxy. Mere simulations would not be good enough, it had to be real, it had to feel real and when enough slaves and scientists had perished at their hands for such impractical ineptitude it was only then that the Queens of Rattatak had decided that they were going to have to use the real thing.
The remaining contestants were to be shipped out, given the luxuries of celebrated gladiators and plenty of opportunity to rest and prepare for the next fights ahead.
Back at the Cauldron a multitude of screens were set up, surrounding the arena so that no detail could be missed of the now televised spectacle, the pit below for once completely devoid of action. Nothing would take the limelight from their glorious occasion.
The screens flickered to life...
Mon Gazza Speedway, Mon Gazza
No sarlaacs, I'm afraid.
The duel between the Human @[member="Nickolas Imura"] and Demi-God @[member="Ashin Varanin"] was to take place smack dab in the middle of the podracing circuit? That sounds pretty dull doesn't it? Dust and rock. Well, not entirely. There might be a surprise in it for you. What? Not one for the suspense?
Fine fine.
I mean, what good is a pod racing track without some pod racers? Oh yes.
Suicidal sorts, ones that would take their weights in spice had been shoved into podracers and let loose upon the course. Travelling the circuit up to their eyes in space meth. Think of it as an obstacle course, a bit of fun, a giggle for the masses. Just try not to end up like insects on the windscreen.
The spectators in the Cauldron remained unaware of the treat in store for the contestants. It was even unlikely that Nemene knew about that little twist. This was just a little fun, courtesy of Evelynn naturally. You can thank me later.
Try as hard as they did, there was just no way of perfectly replicating the different environments they required for round two of their grand event. They had made their unrealistic requests, demanding that they somehow replicate the climate and habitat of some of the most extreme planets in the galaxy. Mere simulations would not be good enough, it had to be real, it had to feel real and when enough slaves and scientists had perished at their hands for such impractical ineptitude it was only then that the Queens of Rattatak had decided that they were going to have to use the real thing.
The remaining contestants were to be shipped out, given the luxuries of celebrated gladiators and plenty of opportunity to rest and prepare for the next fights ahead.
Back at the Cauldron a multitude of screens were set up, surrounding the arena so that no detail could be missed of the now televised spectacle, the pit below for once completely devoid of action. Nothing would take the limelight from their glorious occasion.
The screens flickered to life...
Mon Gazza Speedway, Mon Gazza
No sarlaacs, I'm afraid.
The duel between the Human @[member="Nickolas Imura"] and Demi-God @[member="Ashin Varanin"] was to take place smack dab in the middle of the podracing circuit? That sounds pretty dull doesn't it? Dust and rock. Well, not entirely. There might be a surprise in it for you. What? Not one for the suspense?
Fine fine.
I mean, what good is a pod racing track without some pod racers? Oh yes.
Suicidal sorts, ones that would take their weights in spice had been shoved into podracers and let loose upon the course. Travelling the circuit up to their eyes in space meth. Think of it as an obstacle course, a bit of fun, a giggle for the masses. Just try not to end up like insects on the windscreen.
The spectators in the Cauldron remained unaware of the treat in store for the contestants. It was even unlikely that Nemene knew about that little twist. This was just a little fun, courtesy of Evelynn naturally. You can thank me later.