Errreembuhr
CEO of EODD
[SIZE=11pt]Hyperspace was a familiar thing to Errreembuhr. The seat in a freighter was a familiar thing to him as well. Though he had the means to purchase better transport, he would prefer to build one. After all, building the tools to ensure your survival was a cornerstone of his Wookiee culture, and despite the machines that kept him alive and standing upright, Errreembuhr had not yet forgotten what he once was. What he still was, regardless of what some others might think when they saw him.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]Though, in some cases, he didn’t blame them. He knew he looked more machine than Wookiee. Sometimes he felt more machine than Wookiee. Perhaps that’s what he really was. Perhaps that’s why he felt that he would find more acceptance within the Metal Lords. He would find out soon enough. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“We will be arriving in Denon orbit within the hour, Sir,” the droid copilot stated. It was a very old design, dating back centuries, but still in working condition to operate a ship. Eight others were on board in a stowed formation, his personal guard, powering up. Not that he felt there would be a need for them here.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“Good,” he replied through the mask that allowed him to breathe despite the lack of a life support system on the ship. “Let us hope Lord HK-36 is in an accepting mood today.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]He stood from the seat, walking through the admittedly small ship to take a final check of their systems before arrival. Technology had always been a fascination of his, from the creations of his people to the advanced projects that traversed the stars. He’d always wanted to create his own, even when he was a crewman all those years ago. And as much as it hurt him to lose his crew the way he did, inheriting their savings and pooling it with his own had put him on the track to that goal. What he didn’t have, however, was the production capabilities to do so. He had plans drawn up for droids, for ships, for weapons. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“Now exiting hyperspace in Denon orbit.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]It was his hope that, here today, he could begin to achieve that goal.[/SIZE]
[member="HK-36"]
[SIZE=11pt]Though, in some cases, he didn’t blame them. He knew he looked more machine than Wookiee. Sometimes he felt more machine than Wookiee. Perhaps that’s what he really was. Perhaps that’s why he felt that he would find more acceptance within the Metal Lords. He would find out soon enough. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“We will be arriving in Denon orbit within the hour, Sir,” the droid copilot stated. It was a very old design, dating back centuries, but still in working condition to operate a ship. Eight others were on board in a stowed formation, his personal guard, powering up. Not that he felt there would be a need for them here.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“Good,” he replied through the mask that allowed him to breathe despite the lack of a life support system on the ship. “Let us hope Lord HK-36 is in an accepting mood today.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]He stood from the seat, walking through the admittedly small ship to take a final check of their systems before arrival. Technology had always been a fascination of his, from the creations of his people to the advanced projects that traversed the stars. He’d always wanted to create his own, even when he was a crewman all those years ago. And as much as it hurt him to lose his crew the way he did, inheriting their savings and pooling it with his own had put him on the track to that goal. What he didn’t have, however, was the production capabilities to do so. He had plans drawn up for droids, for ships, for weapons. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“Now exiting hyperspace in Denon orbit.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]It was his hope that, here today, he could begin to achieve that goal.[/SIZE]
[member="HK-36"]