Gilamar Skirata
The most important step is always the next one
Interdiction is not a fun experience, but honestly, he felt it would have been better than being thrown out of hyperspace after your pilot is gutted by a group of hyperspace inhabiting Force wraiths. So far he had been unable to confirm if the rest of the fleet was safe, and he hoped to the Manda they were. This had started off as a fairly easy meet and swap event between the Migrant Fleet and Echoylir. They even had a Starchaser on one of their transport ships guiding the way. But something sinister happened during their trip. Beings of myth and legend infiltrated their ship, slaughtered the command bridge and seemed to be looking for something, or someone. They moved room by room killing or maiming anyone or anything that got in their way.
And here he was without his armor.
He needed to find the Starchaser. If he knew that family, and he did know at least one of them fairly well, she was their best shot out of this bad horror holo. He looked to his left and then to his right. Two Mandalorians, one barely old enough to have completed his verd'gotten and the other a large Togorian.
Great odds of survival.
He took a breath and opened the door. The emergency glowsticks lined the ceiling, giving the dark hallway a flickering red source of illumination. The air was stale, a sign that lifesupport systems were either failing or completely down. He could hear screams and blaster fire from somewhere on the ship through the vents. He cursed under his breath and attempted to activate his com, but it looked like getting flung out of hyperspace was disrupting most of the powered things on the ship. The trio moved forward and hoped they didn't meet a Starwierd instead of a Starchaser.
And here he was without his armor.
He needed to find the Starchaser. If he knew that family, and he did know at least one of them fairly well, she was their best shot out of this bad horror holo. He looked to his left and then to his right. Two Mandalorians, one barely old enough to have completed his verd'gotten and the other a large Togorian.
Great odds of survival.
He took a breath and opened the door. The emergency glowsticks lined the ceiling, giving the dark hallway a flickering red source of illumination. The air was stale, a sign that lifesupport systems were either failing or completely down. He could hear screams and blaster fire from somewhere on the ship through the vents. He cursed under his breath and attempted to activate his com, but it looked like getting flung out of hyperspace was disrupting most of the powered things on the ship. The trio moved forward and hoped they didn't meet a Starwierd instead of a Starchaser.