Keepin Corellia Weird

Location: Space above Myrkr - Ijaat's Ship
Objective: Brief, Organize, & Equip Crews
Participants: [member="Falcon Gyndar"] | [member="Werdla Dardalab"] | [member="Anija Ordo"] | [member="Anastasia Rade"] |
OOC Note: Opposition is not looked for, but not ruled out, please PM me first. For Mandos: Two more spots are open, PM to join.
Above the gleaming surface of Myrkr floated a tengaalir class patrol ship which still smelled (interiorly) and gleamed like the brand new craft that it truly was. As with anything he owned, Ijaat had made substantial modifications to it and the engines, hyperdrive, and more. There was little really left stock to it, if he were honest he might have a problem just as severe as any death-stick addict, just a little less common and deadly.Ijaat sat in the cargo hold of the ship, tarp covering a jumble of things next to him. For once he stood in simple armor, a lot of his toys and gadgets either forewent or left behind. Of course, he had his ever present beskad strapped to his left hip, hand riding gracefully on the pommel of the sword, and a massive power hammer mag clamped to his back, along with a jetpack, loaded with extra fuel. Beyond that though, he wore what the armor itself had integral to it and nothing else.
Tapping his foot a bit, he eyed the entrance to the bay and waited as patiently as he could. Words his father once said drifted through his mind, and he smiled. You can't order Mandalorians... You just make reasonable suggestions... His father had attributed it to some famous old Mandalore or the other, and Ijaat had begun to realize it was a phrase worth living by.
They were here on Myrkr after weeks of gathering the proper team, to harvest ysalamir in a good quantity. War with the One Sith loomed, or at the very least defensive action, and ysalamiri would be invaluable in that effort. So he had issued the call, rank or not, for any able body folks to form up in his island, and they went from there to here. Now, it was show time. Turning a bit and raising his head, he smiled with a warmth reflected in honey-gold eyes to the first to arrive, and waved them over.