Tyria Koth
I only want whats best for you
The bridge of the Atrax was dark and quiet, illuminated by the odd button or interface which might blink on for a moment and off the next. The space was fully enclosed, the outside world (or void) only visible via several panoramic displays which dominated one side of the space. Unlike the design language of many shipbuilders, whoever had designed the Atrax had buried the bridge as far inside the starship as possible, under layers of armour and deflector shield projectors in the hope of keeping the most precious part of the vessel, its crew, safe and sound during engagements.
A single bottle of Naboo Gin floated in the dimly lit room, several droplets floating around it as it tumbled serenely away from the sleeping figure of Tyria Koth, passed out in the pilots seat at the centre of the space. Luckily she had the presence of mind to strap herself into the seat before deactivating the artificial gravity, otherwise when the gravity reactivated she'd have been dropped several feet onto the metal deck plates. Like clockwork, a alert appeared on one of the displays: Exiting Hyperspace - Destination: Kuat.
The alert flashed three times before the ship shuddered, the gin bottle shattering on the deck as the gravity reactivated. Tyria would have sat bolt upright, if not for her being strapped into the seat, instead she jerked violently and groaned from straining her back. For a moment, she groaned to herself, shielding her eyes from the pulsing alert in front of her, before as one, all the bridge lights activated, resulting in a yelp and a curse from her.
"Gotta...do something about those damn lights..." She said as she unbuckled from the chair and got to her feet, stumbling her way out of the room and into the head. Several minutes later she emerged, cleaner and mildly refreshed...as much as can be when stuck aboard a starship for almost two weeks with no resupply. The air was beginning to taste a bit stale, the water...had been recycled almost half a dozen times by now. She didn't even think about the food recycler.
Walking back onto the bridge, she gave the pool of shattered glass and gin a wide berth before settling back into her seat, which sighed slightly as it conformed to her body shape.
"Kuat Traffic Control, this is Atrax on approach, requesting permission to dock at Equator Station, transmitting clearance codes now."
She had been given a particularly lucrative job. Not exactly a bounty, as it was not given to her by the Bounty Hunters Guild. It was a contract handed to her from a private individual on an encrypted channel. They had provided enough information and verification that she decided it was worth the long trip core-ward, they'd even transferred her 15% of the fee ahead of time, an unusual step.
The target was a force sensitive child, human...around the age of 10. Gender was not provided, only a genetic ID. Location listed as living with their parents aboard the Equator Station...part of the massive manufacturing facility in orbit around planet Kuat. It wasn't even a kidnap job, mission parameters stated she was simply to locate the child, verify their identity and await further instructions. Unusual...but Tyria needed the cash...and the entertainment.
The only catch was...she wouldn't be the only one searching for the child.
"Atrax you are cleared for docking berth A43-C1. Welcome to Equator Station."
A single bottle of Naboo Gin floated in the dimly lit room, several droplets floating around it as it tumbled serenely away from the sleeping figure of Tyria Koth, passed out in the pilots seat at the centre of the space. Luckily she had the presence of mind to strap herself into the seat before deactivating the artificial gravity, otherwise when the gravity reactivated she'd have been dropped several feet onto the metal deck plates. Like clockwork, a alert appeared on one of the displays: Exiting Hyperspace - Destination: Kuat.
The alert flashed three times before the ship shuddered, the gin bottle shattering on the deck as the gravity reactivated. Tyria would have sat bolt upright, if not for her being strapped into the seat, instead she jerked violently and groaned from straining her back. For a moment, she groaned to herself, shielding her eyes from the pulsing alert in front of her, before as one, all the bridge lights activated, resulting in a yelp and a curse from her.
"Gotta...do something about those damn lights..." She said as she unbuckled from the chair and got to her feet, stumbling her way out of the room and into the head. Several minutes later she emerged, cleaner and mildly refreshed...as much as can be when stuck aboard a starship for almost two weeks with no resupply. The air was beginning to taste a bit stale, the water...had been recycled almost half a dozen times by now. She didn't even think about the food recycler.
Walking back onto the bridge, she gave the pool of shattered glass and gin a wide berth before settling back into her seat, which sighed slightly as it conformed to her body shape.
"Kuat Traffic Control, this is Atrax on approach, requesting permission to dock at Equator Station, transmitting clearance codes now."
She had been given a particularly lucrative job. Not exactly a bounty, as it was not given to her by the Bounty Hunters Guild. It was a contract handed to her from a private individual on an encrypted channel. They had provided enough information and verification that she decided it was worth the long trip core-ward, they'd even transferred her 15% of the fee ahead of time, an unusual step.
The target was a force sensitive child, human...around the age of 10. Gender was not provided, only a genetic ID. Location listed as living with their parents aboard the Equator Station...part of the massive manufacturing facility in orbit around planet Kuat. It wasn't even a kidnap job, mission parameters stated she was simply to locate the child, verify their identity and await further instructions. Unusual...but Tyria needed the cash...and the entertainment.
The only catch was...she wouldn't be the only one searching for the child.
"Atrax you are cleared for docking berth A43-C1. Welcome to Equator Station."
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