The Vision, over Fondor.
She was this planet's true master, Velori mused to herself. Few knew it. But when it was a shipyard and she was in the business of building ships, she owned it. The technology budget belonged to her. And now she was going to wield her influence like a sword. True, she could develop everything she needed. She could design and order the creation of any class of vessel she wished. If she wanted a Super Star Destroyer, she could create that at a whim, using her Force powers and Nadia's processing power. What she could not do was command armies, deploy forces, steal things. That required outside help.
Ayden Cater.
He had been summoned to the conference room of the vessel and the enigmatic dark sider would wait for his presence aboard her mighty home. Until then, the crimson empress of design would wait for him, toying with a datapad holding a pair of schematics for him to give vague approval of. Not that she needed it, but if his forces were to use it then he should at least be apprised of the development, right?
She was this planet's true master, Velori mused to herself. Few knew it. But when it was a shipyard and she was in the business of building ships, she owned it. The technology budget belonged to her. And now she was going to wield her influence like a sword. True, she could develop everything she needed. She could design and order the creation of any class of vessel she wished. If she wanted a Super Star Destroyer, she could create that at a whim, using her Force powers and Nadia's processing power. What she could not do was command armies, deploy forces, steal things. That required outside help.
Ayden Cater.
He had been summoned to the conference room of the vessel and the enigmatic dark sider would wait for his presence aboard her mighty home. Until then, the crimson empress of design would wait for him, toying with a datapad holding a pair of schematics for him to give vague approval of. Not that she needed it, but if his forces were to use it then he should at least be apprised of the development, right?