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~Still Surfin
*Open to One (Now Full. Thx.)
The Forested Moon of Thyssa
Forest and Mist. Mud and water. Even the birds seemed to swim rather than fly. It didn't help that the moon was beautiful in the extreme either. It made the Jedi Pilot begin to wonder why no one ever bothered to colonize the place. Sure, it was off the beaten path. But a moon this rich in green jungle-life must have many secrets buried deep beneath it's wet leaves and long, dark branches. And it did too. Heh. No wonder she was smiling.
Karen Roberts was a Jedi Knight from Corellia. She had traveled all this way in her personal vessel in search of a lost city of gold. Just a small notation in the Library Scrolls really. But if she could undercover it's hidden secrets? She would easily become one of the most powerful builders of Jedi civilization alive.
The rumor was that there used to be a city here. A Jedi city. A city cut from pure white limestone that spanned for a thousand miles in every direction. Said to have been built in a single day by what the Library Scrolls called: The Dragon's Tail. ...And if those legends were true? Then Karen must certainly find out for herself.
"Bring us closer R2. I think we've got something."
Finding the city had taken more time than expected. The jungle had reclaimed so much of the old limestone structures that it seemed little more than just another mountain range. But as Karen followed the Libraries clues she was able to discover it's location. Soaring up the river's delta until she could spot the decaying structures behind the leaves. Even from high up in the sky she could see the old bridges and towers that marked it's final resting place. A ruin in the jungle.
She landed her vessel upon the precipice of what was once a great arena. The leaves were thin and the structure was strong. Strong like unto the mountain it add been carved out from. She dismounted in her black Hospitaller suit and swung her SR4 around to her arms. Reloading the clip, checking the cooling jacket, and closing the hatch behind her. She breathed in deeply from her rebreather and let out a sigh of relief. The atmosphere was damp and the fog was high. But all of her meters showed that it was breathable.
The Jedi female folded back her faceplate and took a deep swig of the mountain air. It tasted cold and young to her. Not all like the ancient structures she stood amongst. Indeed. Up here amid the cool mountain air and warming spring sunlight? You couldn't even sense the shadows that lay beneath. Or the dark secrets that awaited her.
"R27. Take the ship into low orbit and await my orders. Karen out."
She scanned the area with her eyes and with Force. Centering her every being as her ship lifted off and disappeared into the gray cloudy sky. It began to rain again and the woman squinted harder with each passing step. She opened her holographic map and nodded with certainty. Yes. This was the place. Now all she had to do was find the door.
She locked her visor in place, switched her HUD to green mode, and engaged Light Amplification. It was time to go relic hunting.
The Dead City
The Forested Moon of Thyssa
Forest and Mist. Mud and water. Even the birds seemed to swim rather than fly. It didn't help that the moon was beautiful in the extreme either. It made the Jedi Pilot begin to wonder why no one ever bothered to colonize the place. Sure, it was off the beaten path. But a moon this rich in green jungle-life must have many secrets buried deep beneath it's wet leaves and long, dark branches. And it did too. Heh. No wonder she was smiling.
Karen Roberts was a Jedi Knight from Corellia. She had traveled all this way in her personal vessel in search of a lost city of gold. Just a small notation in the Library Scrolls really. But if she could undercover it's hidden secrets? She would easily become one of the most powerful builders of Jedi civilization alive.
The rumor was that there used to be a city here. A Jedi city. A city cut from pure white limestone that spanned for a thousand miles in every direction. Said to have been built in a single day by what the Library Scrolls called: The Dragon's Tail. ...And if those legends were true? Then Karen must certainly find out for herself.
"Bring us closer R2. I think we've got something."
Finding the city had taken more time than expected. The jungle had reclaimed so much of the old limestone structures that it seemed little more than just another mountain range. But as Karen followed the Libraries clues she was able to discover it's location. Soaring up the river's delta until she could spot the decaying structures behind the leaves. Even from high up in the sky she could see the old bridges and towers that marked it's final resting place. A ruin in the jungle.
She landed her vessel upon the precipice of what was once a great arena. The leaves were thin and the structure was strong. Strong like unto the mountain it add been carved out from. She dismounted in her black Hospitaller suit and swung her SR4 around to her arms. Reloading the clip, checking the cooling jacket, and closing the hatch behind her. She breathed in deeply from her rebreather and let out a sigh of relief. The atmosphere was damp and the fog was high. But all of her meters showed that it was breathable.
The Jedi female folded back her faceplate and took a deep swig of the mountain air. It tasted cold and young to her. Not all like the ancient structures she stood amongst. Indeed. Up here amid the cool mountain air and warming spring sunlight? You couldn't even sense the shadows that lay beneath. Or the dark secrets that awaited her.
"R27. Take the ship into low orbit and await my orders. Karen out."
She scanned the area with her eyes and with Force. Centering her every being as her ship lifted off and disappeared into the gray cloudy sky. It began to rain again and the woman squinted harder with each passing step. She opened her holographic map and nodded with certainty. Yes. This was the place. Now all she had to do was find the door.
She locked her visor in place, switched her HUD to green mode, and engaged Light Amplification. It was time to go relic hunting.