Alara Ordo
Character
Location: Felucia
"Are you sure it's in this direction? We've been wandering this cursed jungle for hours." A raspy voice grumbled out in anger. It's owner, a tall male Weequay pushed his way through the thick underbrush. "Yeah, yeah. The tracker says it should be right in front of us." A shorter, stockier Weequay stepped up behind him. The tracker in his hands was emitting a rapid set of beeps. Pushing his way forward, he stumbled out of the bruh and into a path of destruction. His eyes followed the trail until they landed on the wreckage of a YV-865 Aurore class freighter.
The ship had seen better days. Half buried in the mud and covered in branches, vines and chunks of giant mushrooms. Small sections of the ship were missing here and there. The condition of the ship was irrelevant as far as the Weequay were concerned. What it held was the real prize. The tall Weequay stepped into the clearing and clapped his hands together. "Oh I can smell that wonderful spice already." He stepped up to the ship as the rest of the search party gathered around him. "Men, after a long four day search, we have finally found our prize! With this cargo now under our control we will live like royalty. So tonight we cele.."
His words were cut short as a blaster round struck his head. The rest of the party panicked and made for the underbrush. Not before another Weequay dropped to the mud. Alara watched the rest of them disappear into the thick jungle from the scope of her rifle. The past four days had been rough. First her employer had lied about the nature of their cargo, which lead to the second problem of getting shot down by pirates. Ones who just happened to have more information than her. Unfortunately pirates weren't the first things to find the crash, but Felucia's more interesting wildlife. Then it was less than welcoming natives, which of course managed to kill the man who was supposed to pay her. Once the natives had been fended off, more wildlife showed up to feast on the dead. This back and forth pattern had been going strong for the past four days.
Alara glanced from her scope towards the cockpit. The S.O.S transmission was still broadcasting, albeit weakly but still going. She had managed to restore the ships communications and send out a weak distress signal to a contact on Mandalore. Hope was fading though, she had been her for days without so much as a response. The arrival of the pirates now complicated things even more. Especially since it sounded like they were regrouping. Between the wildlife, natives and now pirates. Alara quickly learned that it didn't rain on Felucia, it poured.
"Are you sure it's in this direction? We've been wandering this cursed jungle for hours." A raspy voice grumbled out in anger. It's owner, a tall male Weequay pushed his way through the thick underbrush. "Yeah, yeah. The tracker says it should be right in front of us." A shorter, stockier Weequay stepped up behind him. The tracker in his hands was emitting a rapid set of beeps. Pushing his way forward, he stumbled out of the bruh and into a path of destruction. His eyes followed the trail until they landed on the wreckage of a YV-865 Aurore class freighter.
The ship had seen better days. Half buried in the mud and covered in branches, vines and chunks of giant mushrooms. Small sections of the ship were missing here and there. The condition of the ship was irrelevant as far as the Weequay were concerned. What it held was the real prize. The tall Weequay stepped into the clearing and clapped his hands together. "Oh I can smell that wonderful spice already." He stepped up to the ship as the rest of the search party gathered around him. "Men, after a long four day search, we have finally found our prize! With this cargo now under our control we will live like royalty. So tonight we cele.."
His words were cut short as a blaster round struck his head. The rest of the party panicked and made for the underbrush. Not before another Weequay dropped to the mud. Alara watched the rest of them disappear into the thick jungle from the scope of her rifle. The past four days had been rough. First her employer had lied about the nature of their cargo, which lead to the second problem of getting shot down by pirates. Ones who just happened to have more information than her. Unfortunately pirates weren't the first things to find the crash, but Felucia's more interesting wildlife. Then it was less than welcoming natives, which of course managed to kill the man who was supposed to pay her. Once the natives had been fended off, more wildlife showed up to feast on the dead. This back and forth pattern had been going strong for the past four days.
Alara glanced from her scope towards the cockpit. The S.O.S transmission was still broadcasting, albeit weakly but still going. She had managed to restore the ships communications and send out a weak distress signal to a contact on Mandalore. Hope was fading though, she had been her for days without so much as a response. The arrival of the pirates now complicated things even more. Especially since it sounded like they were regrouping. Between the wildlife, natives and now pirates. Alara quickly learned that it didn't rain on Felucia, it poured.