Darth Adarable
Post: 1
Location: Dramath-Class Strike Frigate, nearing rogue planetoid mining colony in neutral space.
Allies:
Adara Raxis
Tuuli Miles
Chasianna
G
Ghanima Zambrano
Stardust Solus Skirae
Valen Arenais
Opposing:
Kanta Tukka
Isidor Justeene
Objective: Lead, Plunder and find a new Ship’s Name.
Adara Zambrano mused at calling the Dramath-Class Strike Frigate “The Dramamama”, a pert smirk on full lips. Surrounded by members of her extended family, and loyal crew she sunk her teeth into her bottom lip, and watched the viewport release a view of rogue planetoid and artificial mining station life. With luck, none of the zarchath would know what hit them, until after they were loading up.
Cargo bay conspicuously empty of so much as a flimsiplast shopping bag, The Dramath-Class ship hung in the vault of stars with a singular and petulant mind. Time to test it out. How better to test a frigate and its’ crew than to… thieve? Enact the piratical ploys of nicking goods and ‘repatriating’ beings?
“It isn’t slavery, mind.” Adara said, more to the people behind her. “It’s liberation. Tuuli and I got a distress call from a tribe of Crags down there, seems management’s changed and they want back into Clan Akaata. While we’re repatriating our Clan-citizens, shall we mayhap mosey on over to the mining operation and plunder all the alloys, kyber crystals and intriguing tech we find? Only fair. Pretty good price for a cab ride home.”
No need to mention the political upheaval of the last few years, Adara willed herself to look forward. Yasha’s forgotten daughter could no longer afford to let the past bind her like a ghostly chain to the grief in her heart. Glancing over at
Tuuli Miles
, she gave him a brief smirk, and then settled her black and red eyes on those present.
“The task is simple. We hit the planetoid and reclaim our populace for the good of the Kainate and Clan Akaata. Any who fire upon us are to be culled. Any who oppose our will… are not our people.” Would her father appreciate the distinction in his struggling daughter? The desire to prove loyalty on a consistent basis, to be of worth, drove the once-child to don her armour, sculpted helmet clipped to her belt. “There are intelligence secrets on the servers, data on ship movement, space lanes, inventories for the entire sector’s mining and precious metals. One rumour states this facility is a waypoint for wealth and goods which used to belong to The Sith Empire, and may know where certain… indelibly important materials have gone. Could be useful to Malsheem, eh? We require two teams. One to facilitate the repatriation of the Cragmaloids, and another to secure all goods, which will fit in our holds. If anyone else wants to search for, say, the information, it would also be beneficial. Ensure your gear is intact. We hit in 10… how are we doing? Are we ready?”
Location: Dramath-Class Strike Frigate, nearing rogue planetoid mining colony in neutral space.
Allies:




Opposing:


Objective: Lead, Plunder and find a new Ship’s Name.
Adara Zambrano mused at calling the Dramath-Class Strike Frigate “The Dramamama”, a pert smirk on full lips. Surrounded by members of her extended family, and loyal crew she sunk her teeth into her bottom lip, and watched the viewport release a view of rogue planetoid and artificial mining station life. With luck, none of the zarchath would know what hit them, until after they were loading up.
Cargo bay conspicuously empty of so much as a flimsiplast shopping bag, The Dramath-Class ship hung in the vault of stars with a singular and petulant mind. Time to test it out. How better to test a frigate and its’ crew than to… thieve? Enact the piratical ploys of nicking goods and ‘repatriating’ beings?
“It isn’t slavery, mind.” Adara said, more to the people behind her. “It’s liberation. Tuuli and I got a distress call from a tribe of Crags down there, seems management’s changed and they want back into Clan Akaata. While we’re repatriating our Clan-citizens, shall we mayhap mosey on over to the mining operation and plunder all the alloys, kyber crystals and intriguing tech we find? Only fair. Pretty good price for a cab ride home.”
No need to mention the political upheaval of the last few years, Adara willed herself to look forward. Yasha’s forgotten daughter could no longer afford to let the past bind her like a ghostly chain to the grief in her heart. Glancing over at

“The task is simple. We hit the planetoid and reclaim our populace for the good of the Kainate and Clan Akaata. Any who fire upon us are to be culled. Any who oppose our will… are not our people.” Would her father appreciate the distinction in his struggling daughter? The desire to prove loyalty on a consistent basis, to be of worth, drove the once-child to don her armour, sculpted helmet clipped to her belt. “There are intelligence secrets on the servers, data on ship movement, space lanes, inventories for the entire sector’s mining and precious metals. One rumour states this facility is a waypoint for wealth and goods which used to belong to The Sith Empire, and may know where certain… indelibly important materials have gone. Could be useful to Malsheem, eh? We require two teams. One to facilitate the repatriation of the Cragmaloids, and another to secure all goods, which will fit in our holds. If anyone else wants to search for, say, the information, it would also be beneficial. Ensure your gear is intact. We hit in 10… how are we doing? Are we ready?”