Errreembuhr
CEO of EODD
"We're nearly there, sir," TS-3938 said. "Less than five minutes until we reach our destination."
Errreembuhr nodded silently, watching the lights of hyperspace streak across the bridge. The ship he had was one that he could put to use, but it wouldn't do as a flagship for EODD. Especially not when it could barely protect itself, let alone his company's interests.
What he had in mind was something a bit bigger. Something EODD couldn't yet produce on its own.
He made his way now to the Kiribi system, the home of a company he'd heard produced certain systems that caught his attention. Word had been sent ahead to schedule a meeting between himself and the one who called himself John Locke.
Before long the old Mandalorian ship he'd been using for himself dropped out of hyperspace, the view of Kiribi below appearing to the bridge in a flash. Errreembuhr reached for his chest rig, projecting the hologram of the ship design he'd planned to propose that he and this company make together.
[member="John Locke"]
Errreembuhr nodded silently, watching the lights of hyperspace streak across the bridge. The ship he had was one that he could put to use, but it wouldn't do as a flagship for EODD. Especially not when it could barely protect itself, let alone his company's interests.
What he had in mind was something a bit bigger. Something EODD couldn't yet produce on its own.
He made his way now to the Kiribi system, the home of a company he'd heard produced certain systems that caught his attention. Word had been sent ahead to schedule a meeting between himself and the one who called himself John Locke.
Before long the old Mandalorian ship he'd been using for himself dropped out of hyperspace, the view of Kiribi below appearing to the bridge in a flash. Errreembuhr reached for his chest rig, projecting the hologram of the ship design he'd planned to propose that he and this company make together.
[member="John Locke"]