Has reappeard.
The dilapidated medical sprint class star ship rocketed through planet Gutretee’s atmosphere. The glow of yellow and orange blanketed the nose of the ship as the atmosphere burned through it’s exit of the planet. Krake was trying to salvage as much of a half-corked take off as he could, while the Zabrak tried to respond to all the flashing alerts and warnings that continued to keep his focus slightly obscured. His now recently fallen companions who tried to escape as well; Zeeth and Luwaga had done all the could for the past several months to get the medical ship at least flyable, but after two turret direct hits, the ship was loosing altitude and power fast.
Making it through the atmosphere, Krake hadn’t stopped sweating yet, as he bolted up out of the cockpits seat he turned to the back towards the ships systems computer to see what damage had been done. The lights flickered several times, the sound of the engines dying and restarting. From watch Krake could tell, the two turret blasts had only scorched the underside of the hull, and caused some minor damage to one of the rear engine husks. However, Krake wasn’t a mechanic, in fact he was hardly a pilot, but he did what he could manage in ensuring he was going to be able to make a jump into light speed. So far on the radar screen, he hadn’t had anyone pursue after him from Planet Gutretee.
Narrowing his dull orange eyes at the systems screen, he clenched his jaw tight, “We didn’t sacrifice everything to not make it away from this scrap heap.” Krake said in a low growl of irritation, his eyes stopping at the non-functional medical droid that remained slunked over behind the operation table down from the cockpits room. The spiked head humanoid took in a deep breath, slapping the warning and alert override shutoff button. The ship’s low hum from the engines was all that was currently heard, and Krake placed himself back into the pilot’s chair, pressing a few coordinates into the hyper-drive screen. It was a gamble now, if everything was at least functional enough, the ship should make it to it’s plotted destination, or at least Krake hoped.
“I will prevail.” Was all Krake said under his breath as he locked in his belt and shoulder strap and punched the warp engine engage switch. More warning lights illuminated the system screen as the stars made long white lines across the window of the cockpit. Krake held tight waiting for the completion of the warm process to ignite, but just before the blue and greyish white tunneled hue proceeded, this medical sprint class ship lurched aside, and quickly fell out from light speed just as quickly as it had started. The systems and all lights flickered off, and a faint glow emitted from just over head.
Dead in the water, or space, the ships remaining protocol when there was any issue with hyper-jumps was to prevent collisions and would use it’s resources for an all stop. Krake unbuckled himself from the chair and stood up, trying to find out what he could do get himself out of sight if there was any chance there were bandits or even someone that might have been tailing him. For now, the ship remained quiet slowly driving into the vast nothingness.
Tag: @ Ty Sibo
Making it through the atmosphere, Krake hadn’t stopped sweating yet, as he bolted up out of the cockpits seat he turned to the back towards the ships systems computer to see what damage had been done. The lights flickered several times, the sound of the engines dying and restarting. From watch Krake could tell, the two turret blasts had only scorched the underside of the hull, and caused some minor damage to one of the rear engine husks. However, Krake wasn’t a mechanic, in fact he was hardly a pilot, but he did what he could manage in ensuring he was going to be able to make a jump into light speed. So far on the radar screen, he hadn’t had anyone pursue after him from Planet Gutretee.
Narrowing his dull orange eyes at the systems screen, he clenched his jaw tight, “We didn’t sacrifice everything to not make it away from this scrap heap.” Krake said in a low growl of irritation, his eyes stopping at the non-functional medical droid that remained slunked over behind the operation table down from the cockpits room. The spiked head humanoid took in a deep breath, slapping the warning and alert override shutoff button. The ship’s low hum from the engines was all that was currently heard, and Krake placed himself back into the pilot’s chair, pressing a few coordinates into the hyper-drive screen. It was a gamble now, if everything was at least functional enough, the ship should make it to it’s plotted destination, or at least Krake hoped.
“I will prevail.” Was all Krake said under his breath as he locked in his belt and shoulder strap and punched the warp engine engage switch. More warning lights illuminated the system screen as the stars made long white lines across the window of the cockpit. Krake held tight waiting for the completion of the warm process to ignite, but just before the blue and greyish white tunneled hue proceeded, this medical sprint class ship lurched aside, and quickly fell out from light speed just as quickly as it had started. The systems and all lights flickered off, and a faint glow emitted from just over head.
Dead in the water, or space, the ships remaining protocol when there was any issue with hyper-jumps was to prevent collisions and would use it’s resources for an all stop. Krake unbuckled himself from the chair and stood up, trying to find out what he could do get himself out of sight if there was any chance there were bandits or even someone that might have been tailing him. For now, the ship remained quiet slowly driving into the vast nothingness.
Tag: @ Ty Sibo