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Location: The watery planet of Lew'el, a sparsely populated planet in Wild Space at the edge of the Unknown Regions


Aquatic birds filled the air, a placid scene of beautiful calm oceans and bright blue sparsely cloudy skies. A paradise in all it's remoteness, where heroes once came to hone their skills and brighten their lives. A calm that was very rarely broken, and life abounded, flopping tails above the lapping waves. Even the little land that peeked above the water, and ringed by shoals, there was greenery and unmarred nature. High beach trees with giant round nuts which spread by riding the currents of the great ocean. Archipelago islands dotted the surface of the planet, which provided safe haven for whatever few settlers remained. The Lew'elans. Mostly human, with the occasional alien among them. That peace would shatter in a small place, an isolated group of islands where nothing usually happened, when the sound of a thrumming engine crashing through the sky. The ship was clearly in bad shape from the pounding sound of the engine breaking all the silence of the quiet natural world. A cloud of gull-like birds with webbed feet and long beaks exploded from sparse foliage and treelines, filling the sky. They rose higher and higher, until the blacked out the yellow sun in the sky. As the ship came into view (if anyone was there at all to see it) those birds pelted it with their bodies, leaving bloody exploded feathers and bodies against it's hull. The ship spun and banked in the air as it came down like a meteorite, but the anti-gravity struggled enough to avoid heating up the ship as it broke the atmosphere.

A lone woman, armored in Beskar fought the controls inside, smashing buttons and flipping switches. Shoved a lever until it crunched into place while alarms blared around her. Through her helmet, a broken stream of swear words and desperate grunts and howls emitted from the vocal emitter.
<bzztzt> "Fragging mother-fragger, what the frag-- why why why!!?" <bzztzt--crackle.. hissss... buzzzz> as she fought to correct course through a sky that hadn't been there a second earlier, a stroke of purely bad luck.

Shield indicators flashed on and off, as each went on and offline randomly. A Gonk droid that had been locked stable slid back and forth on the smooth cargo bed behind the cockpit, letting out a panicked "GONK GONK" when it slammed against a bare wall, only to slide freely and bank off another. The pilot, a young woman in a scarred and red painted suit of Mandalorian Beskar switched from Galactic Common to Mando'a at a whim

Her panicked voice cut through the coms; <bbztz> "Mayday! Mayday! Gaa'tayl! Gaa'tayl! Mando'a jur'sen kadiilir keb'iitra-- My ship has breached the atmosphere, send hel--" <bbzzbz...crackle...hiss>

This time the plea was interrupted by the ship striking the beach of a small island, hurtling sand and dirt and rock into the air. The woman inside tumbled over the controls and into the bulkhead window, which remarkably strong, didn't even crack when the fully armored pilot crashed into it with her full body, and knocked her completely unconscious. Her mind could only comprehend pain before it immediately went black. The ship, a heavily armored cargo ship, was visibly undamaged but the cockpit alarms told another story, and wailed away unheard from the outside. Completely undefended, helpless, and flailing.
 
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The Edjian Prince currently found itself en route from the Outer Rim world of Pamarthe, carrying much needed resources to aid various small cells in their fight against the Sith and other dark forces that now strangled the Core. At the helm was a young man, blonde of hair, and determination in his icy-blue eyes. Callan Perris, a younger member of the more well-known family of pilots, Jedi, and paragons of virtue in the Galaxy. His eyes looked weary as he stared out at the hyper-streaked stars.

He was startled by the beeps and whistles of his astromech companion.

“Yeah, yeah, Vee-Four.” He nodded, “We probably should take her out of hyper for a bit, change lanes.”

He slowly brought the Calrissian-class light freighter out of hyperspace. The navicomputer showed that they were in Wild Space, Lew’el system by the looks of it. Fairly quiet enough to make a rest before changing course to keep any Imperial or Sith trackers off his tail. The pilot was scanning the readouts of nearby hyperlanes when a distress call came from a nearby planet in the system. Callan hesitated to listen. Part of him knew he had a mission to fulfill, but on the other hand…Papa Tadel always told him to do the right thing.

He listened in. Definitely the sounds of a crash landing, or some other malfunction. He heard the woman on the signal switch between Basic, and a language he believed was Mandalorian. Callan gritted his teeth, and ignited the engines of the Prince yet again, moving towards Lew'el.

"Karabast, lady..." He muttered to himself, "This better not go kark-eyed on me..."

He soon found himself descending onto the oceanic planet's atmosphere, slowly enough as to not burn up. Following the signal's origin, it was easy to find. It indeed looked like a crash. The cargo ship was splayed on the coast of an island like a metallic, beached whale. He settled his own ship not too far away. After ordering his astromech to stay aboard, the blonde pilot moved himself carefully to the wreckage site with blaster drawn. All appeared to be normal, but his gut told him otherwise.

He approached the ship's hull, and seemed to have found an emergency exit that, with a little bodily nudging, he was able to squeeze through. His gut was right. Klaxons screaming in error, and a female figure in Mandalorian armor apparently unconscious. Holstering his weapon, he rushed to her side.

"Ma'am....?!" He called to her, carefullly yet urgently nudging her, "Force alive, don't be dead. MA'AM!"

This was not how he expected his day going.

 
The bulkhead hissed when the escape hatch came loose, creaking with a heavy metallic sound and a booming hollow echo, but that did not immediately wake her. Neither did the alarms, which had changed a bit to indicate a small fire had started somewhere inside, but not immediately visible. The slight pressure change woke the Gonk, who's blocky feet flailed as it belted out; "GONK GONK."

Only when the young man jostled her did she finally wake up. She blinked but couldn't blink away the blurriness. She tasted copper. Probably her own blood. Probably the cut in her lip from the last fight she had been in. Sore muscles and bruised body and bones struggled to move again. Luckily she didn't break anything. The thought made her mind flash back, and suddenly she was back in the darkness of unconsciousness for a brief moment. Probably concussed, was her first thought upon spinning awake again. This time though, she scrambled to sit up. The ship was awkwardly tilted. Thankfully, that didn't bother her rescuer - who she couldn't see through the smoke and her own blurred vision.

Her helmet's voice emitter sputtered even worse than before <bzztshkkkreee> "Tion'ad <crackle-spit> ...tion'ad? Gar kaysh?" <cracklecrackle> "Who are you? Where did you come from?" <bzzt...shhhhh...> she shook her head immediately, a gesture that sent her vision swimming and reminded her of the headache that was metaphorically splitting her skull in two. <bRasSK! bzzz..> "Nevermind. We... we should pro<crack>bably get out of here. My name is Jett... Jett Vox. Now..." she reached out her gauntleted hand, "Help a girl up, would ya?" <bzzzkkshhht>

 
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