Location: Briefing Room A22, Armada Military Base - Eve, Scintilla
Time: 0700 Hours GST
Theme: Trust Love - Casey Lee Williams and Jeff Williams
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Bella
Salem Norongachi
Domino
Jai'galaar Gred
Dimitri Lindzinsky
Sasmay Cull
“You told me these were supposed to be the best pilots in the Armada.” The stern-faced ex-Imperial admiral said to the captain as she walked into the briefing room. “In the last mission alone, one of the pilots reported that someone was flying while heavily intoxicated, another apparently was allowed to fly a Ballerina, of all things, with barely a scratch of training and no real flight credentials, and to add on to that, more than half of the squadron had failed to even report to the pre-mission briefing, one of whom missed it because they were reportedly busy painting their X-wing!”
“I can give you twenty classes of pilots who are fresh from accelerated training, and I guarantee that even the least of them will show more responsibility and professionalism than this lot of spacer trash!” The admiral continued. “This is a shameful display and I will not stand for such overt irresponsibility in this organization! I am this close to issuing demotions and punishments to the pilots I have written up in my report. Give me one reason why I shouldn’t shut this little...pet project of yours down this instant! As far as I can see, this meeting will serve only to formally reassign the few disciplined pilots in this squadron to more fitting placements, while discharging the rest to the streets where they belong!”
“Admiral, this is...a special group.” The emerald-skinned Twi’lek began with a coy smile. “Perhaps I was in error when I proposed it to you as an ‘elite’ squadron. I merely wanted to ensure that I had the leverage to select any pilot that I wanted, including those that otherwise would have been snatched up by other commanders for their squadrons.”
“And yet, only a couple of the pilots in this little swoop gang could be classed as ‘elite’ and therefore, likely to be selected quickly by other commanders for their squadrons.” Admiral Dalle interjected. “A placement such as this is an insult to their abilities.”
“Regardless, I am confident that given time, they will all show themselves to be worthy of that descriptor.” The Twi’lek continued, her features taking on a smug, self-assured look as she turned towards the admiral. “It will take time for them to develop the necessary chemistry to maximize each pilot’s unique individual talents. But once that happens, they will be more elite than any squadron of high-scoring variance clones.”
“Even the worst squadron of variance clones is more disciplined than this lot.” The admiral grumbled.
“Yes, but...they all seem so...soulless, wouldn’t you say, admiral? They are made to serve and they do that with great gusto, that much is certain, but they also lack a certain...character.”
“And yet, I remain thoroughly unconvinced.” The admiral deadpanned, drawing a rare frown from the normally-confident Twi’lek as she woefully considered her options.
In the meantime, the last few pilots were taking their seats in the briefing room. It seemed that the argument between the admiral and the captain would cause an unexpected delay to the start of the meeting, unless it could be quickly resolved.
Time: 0700 Hours GST
Theme: Trust Love - Casey Lee Williams and Jeff Williams
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“You told me these were supposed to be the best pilots in the Armada.” The stern-faced ex-Imperial admiral said to the captain as she walked into the briefing room. “In the last mission alone, one of the pilots reported that someone was flying while heavily intoxicated, another apparently was allowed to fly a Ballerina, of all things, with barely a scratch of training and no real flight credentials, and to add on to that, more than half of the squadron had failed to even report to the pre-mission briefing, one of whom missed it because they were reportedly busy painting their X-wing!”
“I can give you twenty classes of pilots who are fresh from accelerated training, and I guarantee that even the least of them will show more responsibility and professionalism than this lot of spacer trash!” The admiral continued. “This is a shameful display and I will not stand for such overt irresponsibility in this organization! I am this close to issuing demotions and punishments to the pilots I have written up in my report. Give me one reason why I shouldn’t shut this little...pet project of yours down this instant! As far as I can see, this meeting will serve only to formally reassign the few disciplined pilots in this squadron to more fitting placements, while discharging the rest to the streets where they belong!”
“Admiral, this is...a special group.” The emerald-skinned Twi’lek began with a coy smile. “Perhaps I was in error when I proposed it to you as an ‘elite’ squadron. I merely wanted to ensure that I had the leverage to select any pilot that I wanted, including those that otherwise would have been snatched up by other commanders for their squadrons.”
“And yet, only a couple of the pilots in this little swoop gang could be classed as ‘elite’ and therefore, likely to be selected quickly by other commanders for their squadrons.” Admiral Dalle interjected. “A placement such as this is an insult to their abilities.”
“Regardless, I am confident that given time, they will all show themselves to be worthy of that descriptor.” The Twi’lek continued, her features taking on a smug, self-assured look as she turned towards the admiral. “It will take time for them to develop the necessary chemistry to maximize each pilot’s unique individual talents. But once that happens, they will be more elite than any squadron of high-scoring variance clones.”
“Even the worst squadron of variance clones is more disciplined than this lot.” The admiral grumbled.
“Yes, but...they all seem so...soulless, wouldn’t you say, admiral? They are made to serve and they do that with great gusto, that much is certain, but they also lack a certain...character.”
“And yet, I remain thoroughly unconvinced.” The admiral deadpanned, drawing a rare frown from the normally-confident Twi’lek as she woefully considered her options.
In the meantime, the last few pilots were taking their seats in the briefing room. It seemed that the argument between the admiral and the captain would cause an unexpected delay to the start of the meeting, unless it could be quickly resolved.
She Remains Unconvinced - Convince Admiral Dalle not to immediately sack Sapphire Squadron after their shameful display during the first mission. Geared towards Armada command staff, including admirals, captains, and various officers. In addition, feel free to take Dalle's side!
The Wild Child! - Socialize with other pilots in Sapphire Squadron! Make friends, frolic together, and giggle (or cry) at the argument transpiring only a few feet away between Armada big-wigs while you wait for the briefing to begin.
The Wild Child! - Socialize with other pilots in Sapphire Squadron! Make friends, frolic together, and giggle (or cry) at the argument transpiring only a few feet away between Armada big-wigs while you wait for the briefing to begin.
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