Werah reached for a second dart, but he knew it was too late. He was closing fast on the OS ship. If they saw him now, he would be dead meat. The hull of the ship spiralled towards him too fast for his liking, but there was no way out of it now. He braced himself for impact...
"SLAM!". Werah thudded painfully into the side of the ship, damaging his suit. All kinds of warnings starting flashing in his helmet, but Werah saw a nearby service airlock, and crawled towards it. His eyes began to water, but Werah deftly opened the hatch, and pressurised the airlock using one of the brand new passwords sent to him by Jessica. Opening the Inner hatch, Werah discarded his broken helmet, and adjusted his eyepieces. It hurt a lot, but it was manageable. Igniting his saber, Werah drew his blaster, and summoned a weak force shield around himself. Limping slightly, he walked down the service corridor, hoping for directions to the hanger, but none appeared. He turned the corner, when suddenly, he got flung off balance by the ship being slammed to the side. The TE fleet were attacking these cruisers - but Werah was stuck there! Werah saw a hatch in the ceiling of the corridor, and opened it with a flick of his wrist. Gathering his strength, he leapt into the tunnel above, just hanging to catch hold of a brand new shiny ladder. "I hope that's a good sign", Werah muttered to himself. Climbing swiftly, Werah soon reached the top. Opening the hatch slightly, he peeked out from underneath. There was about 30 personnel manning a row of computer consoles, frantically. Werah pulled a thermal detonator from his boot, and armed it.
Closing his eyes, he threw the bomb into the room, and quickly closed the hatch. A massive explosion filled Werah's ears, but the hatch protected him from actual damage. Looking out again, he saw that most of the people had died in the blast, and the few survivors were lying on the floor, moaning. Ignoring them, Werah raced to a console, and inputed another of Jessica's codes. The entire array went dark, and Werah smiled. One less ship for the TE to fend off. Racing out of the room, Werah entered yet another corridor, before finally reaching the hangar bay. Unfortunately, there were at least 100 people milling around the hangar, prepping interceptors for launch, and controlling the cannons outside. He couldn't use another detonator, as that would destroy the ships, but neither could he take on that many troops alone. Still, he had no choice. Felling the connection to the force in his mind, Werah closed his eyes. Working silently, he created a perfect mental image of a OS official. Waving his hands, he willed the image into being, creating a fake image of a officer in front of him. Willing the image to move, he made it walk outside to the hanger, and shout at the workers there. "LISTEN UP, YOU LOT! WE NEED TO ALL GO TO THE ESCAPE PODS! THE REACTOR'S OVERLOADED!" Werah hoped that would buy him some time, as the troops ran out. Werah let the image fade away, and the raced out into the hanger. Seeing a small TIE fighter, Werah forced open the hatch, and claimed inside. Quickly taking note of the controls, he accelerated out of the hanger.
Out in space again, Werah could get a better view of the battle raging around him. The TE had taken some losses, but it was clear that they were winning. The OS had not been ready for a fight, and they couldn't match the skilled tactics of the prepared TE fleet. Behind him, Werah could see that the OAR was in shreds, utterly destroyed by the TE attack. From the passwords he had received, Werah deduced that Jessica, at least, had been successful. He couldn't speak for the other ground forces, but he hoped they were doing fine. Concentrating again, Werah used a force illusion to make it seem like the OS symbols on the TIE fighter were TE ones. He didn't want to get shot down by his own ships, after all. Werah sped into the hanger of his personal Heavy Cruiser, and docked the ship gracefully. Climbing out, he explained the situation to the nearest technician, and got into the elevator to the bridge. Walking in, he was greeted with relief, after all, they had seen his spaceship crash into the planet far below. Seating himself back in the captain's chair, he was just in time to see the final OS ship explode. The shuttles had been deployed to pick up the ground troops, and then they could return to Geonosis. Werah hoped that the situation on the ground was a good one, however....
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