[member="Jared Ovmar"]
The ancient rusty hull of the GR-75 medium transport dropped out of hyperspace at the designated location, deep space between systems in the fringe and CIS border. Why did Odium choose here? Because it was no where near the One Sith back yard. The Ship hung in the darkness with only the light of distant stars visible in the distance and a hold full of Stygium. Why did he have the little rocks? The goddess of his Master, Isolda, had provided them for his work on Contruum, or he may have stolen them who knows. Odium sat back in the pilot's chair and turned to the Gand Findsman in the co-pilots chair.
<His ship will not show up on scanners.> Odiumm said telepathically, <Open communications and wait for him to respond.>
Odium went to the back of the cockpit and found his satchel while the necklace containing Rasho the Hutt and the spirit of the young Jedi hung from his neck. His black eyes were unblinking as he found the droid vocabulator attachment he had for his data pad that allowed him to turn text into spoken words. He went back and sat at the communications suit and sat down in range of the holotransceiver to wait for Ovmar to appear.
The ancient rusty hull of the GR-75 medium transport dropped out of hyperspace at the designated location, deep space between systems in the fringe and CIS border. Why did Odium choose here? Because it was no where near the One Sith back yard. The Ship hung in the darkness with only the light of distant stars visible in the distance and a hold full of Stygium. Why did he have the little rocks? The goddess of his Master, Isolda, had provided them for his work on Contruum, or he may have stolen them who knows. Odium sat back in the pilot's chair and turned to the Gand Findsman in the co-pilots chair.
<His ship will not show up on scanners.> Odiumm said telepathically, <Open communications and wait for him to respond.>
Odium went to the back of the cockpit and found his satchel while the necklace containing Rasho the Hutt and the spirit of the young Jedi hung from his neck. His black eyes were unblinking as he found the droid vocabulator attachment he had for his data pad that allowed him to turn text into spoken words. He went back and sat at the communications suit and sat down in range of the holotransceiver to wait for Ovmar to appear.