"Cuyan'ika"
+ H A R P Y P A G E C L A I M +
THE FOUNDLING
Dressel | Low Orbit, The Akaan'ar
Equipment: In Bio
Engaging:
Through the Canopy
Klaxons blared.
The warriors within the Iron Covenant frigate, The Akaan’ar, scrambled. Armored footfalls pounded against the durasteel floors as Mandalorians moved in sharp purpose. Stations confirmed their readiness one by one. Weapon systems warmed up. Radar stations abuzz with activity. Observations relayed to the CO with brevity. With vigilance, the ship and her crew sought out potential threats to the small flotilla as they remained at a heightened awareness within low orbit.
Stationary, as they re-fuelled and resupplied.
They expected company, and as fate had it, they were presented with one.
Her mentor’s voice over their shared tac-net cut through the din of soft crackles and shuffles of her gear. A last minute equipment check. Hastily, Vara patted herself down, diligent in her effort of confirming her readiness for what could be a fight. A moment later, a satisfied hum poured from her lips. Her thumbs looped around the shoulder straps of her chest-rig.
Ready for whatever crawled out of hyperspace.
Then came the long wait. And with it, a billion thoughts. The nature of their “company” remained unknown to her. Her mentor’s warning was a vague one. Did they come to them bearing hostile intent? How many of them were there? What was their intent?
Her core felt tighter soon enough. Questions she had no way of answering at the time.
The Harpy’s breath rattled inside the helmet as she leaned back. Her jetpack pressed against the wall, her arms crossed. Her visor shifted from one end of the p-ways to the other.
Nothing.
And she was willing to bet there was going to be nothing throughout this whole thing. A part of a quick reactionary force of their ship, the young Foundling was meant to repel a boarding action should one occur.
An amused huff poured from her snout at the thought, barely a sound. Lips peeled back to a grin.
Bored out of her mind already, the Harpy longed to meet and fight off the brave men or women crazy enough to try them.
The warriors within the Iron Covenant frigate, The Akaan’ar, scrambled. Armored footfalls pounded against the durasteel floors as Mandalorians moved in sharp purpose. Stations confirmed their readiness one by one. Weapon systems warmed up. Radar stations abuzz with activity. Observations relayed to the CO with brevity. With vigilance, the ship and her crew sought out potential threats to the small flotilla as they remained at a heightened awareness within low orbit.
Stationary, as they re-fuelled and resupplied.
They expected company, and as fate had it, they were presented with one.
<ATTENTION ALL COVENANT. WE GETTING COMPANY. STAY VIGILANT.>
Her mentor’s voice over their shared tac-net cut through the din of soft crackles and shuffles of her gear. A last minute equipment check. Hastily, Vara patted herself down, diligent in her effort of confirming her readiness for what could be a fight. A moment later, a satisfied hum poured from her lips. Her thumbs looped around the shoulder straps of her chest-rig.
Ready for whatever crawled out of hyperspace.
Then came the long wait. And with it, a billion thoughts. The nature of their “company” remained unknown to her. Her mentor’s warning was a vague one. Did they come to them bearing hostile intent? How many of them were there? What was their intent?
Her core felt tighter soon enough. Questions she had no way of answering at the time.
The Harpy’s breath rattled inside the helmet as she leaned back. Her jetpack pressed against the wall, her arms crossed. Her visor shifted from one end of the p-ways to the other.
Nothing.
And she was willing to bet there was going to be nothing throughout this whole thing. A part of a quick reactionary force of their ship, the young Foundling was meant to repel a boarding action should one occur.
An amused huff poured from her snout at the thought, barely a sound. Lips peeled back to a grin.
Bored out of her mind already, the Harpy longed to meet and fight off the brave men or women crazy enough to try them.
Let them come, if they dared.
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