Failure Is Not Fatal
[member="Aela Talith"]
Finding the last few switches went easily enough. now whoever was patrolling down here was locked in with him. At least two of them that he was aware of.
It took previous time to get dressed in his suit, but it could not be avoided. He trusted Aela and she always seemed to have confidence in herself, but he had no clear idea how many guards were left on the ship. There couldn't be too many, not if they'd only left six on the bridge.
Once he was done he took just one pistol and his saber and found a hatch that took him down closer to the hull. Or rather, hulls. Most windows had field projectors that could seal themselves, but the hull itself was two distinct layers of durasteel. Even a saber would take time working through that.
He was on the lowest level now and stood tall his head barely reached the level of the floor. That was a problem as he couldn't see anyone coming. There was something to hook a cord from his belt to, but it was a loose fit. When he pierced the hull he would be pulled through to his waist and at the mercy of anything dragged through the hole. That couldn't be helped.
snap-hiss
He plunged his saber into the first hull and started to slowly work it around in a circle.
Finding the last few switches went easily enough. now whoever was patrolling down here was locked in with him. At least two of them that he was aware of.
It took previous time to get dressed in his suit, but it could not be avoided. He trusted Aela and she always seemed to have confidence in herself, but he had no clear idea how many guards were left on the ship. There couldn't be too many, not if they'd only left six on the bridge.
Once he was done he took just one pistol and his saber and found a hatch that took him down closer to the hull. Or rather, hulls. Most windows had field projectors that could seal themselves, but the hull itself was two distinct layers of durasteel. Even a saber would take time working through that.
He was on the lowest level now and stood tall his head barely reached the level of the floor. That was a problem as he couldn't see anyone coming. There was something to hook a cord from his belt to, but it was a loose fit. When he pierced the hull he would be pulled through to his waist and at the mercy of anything dragged through the hole. That couldn't be helped.
snap-hiss
He plunged his saber into the first hull and started to slowly work it around in a circle.