✠ Imperial Warmaster ✠
Shuttle Orpheus, en route to Bastion from Dantooine
Moff of Vandemar
After the visit of the Irveric Tavlar Special Warfare Center, Aurelian was on his way back to the capital. While his thoughts were once more on multiple matters, he send with his arms on his knees, bend over, eyes closed. He was drifting quite far into various topics at the same time, exploring possible new projects as well as wrapping up older ones or brooding over present issues. He was satisfied with the process of the Techwrights, especially the Olympian Houses, even though he would never show it. They needed to be strifing for the impossible or become complacent.
It took the pilot two attempts to gain the attention of his passenger.
"SIR!"
Sigismund looked up, not really annoyed, but expecting a very good excuse for disturbing him. And he got one.
"We are being pulled out of hyperspace, an interdiction field."
The Zakuulan was connecting himself with the shuttles systems and observed what the sensors and scanners would read right after being pulled out of hyperspace. Its computer was not apt enough to alter the course last moment, or else they risked getting crashed, ripped apart. His eyes looked on the information as they started to flood in. They were nowhere near their destination and neither anywhere important at all. Reports of pirates and raiders had increased recently, but nobody expected they would be so bold to attack an imperial shuttle.
But they did. Two corvettes and a large frigate. Core knows where they grabbed an interdiction field generator. Some shaggy starfighters were already approaching them, intending to intercept a possible escape.
"Power down the engines. All power to the shields." They wouldn't be a real tough nut to crack, but at least it would buy them a minute or two. Meanwhile Sigismund sent a distress signal, both on secured imperial lines as well as Vandemarian ones. Would be curious to see who came first. The ruler of Vandemar sitting tight, sealing his helmet on and readying his equipment. Waiting to be pulled into a hangar.
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