Hope infused | Revenant Six
EXPLORATION
Fondor System, Colonies
5th Fleet, Battle Group Kenobi
Revenant Squadron attached to ANS Ouroboros
Kelly T. Perris

<< Copy that, Ouroboros Control. Rev Eight on final approach, >> Addy keyed back over the comm unit, then she feathered her X-wing's flight controls and set course for the Startide-class Star Defender's main hangar.
A series of exaggerated beeps in the vein of "Look at the size of that thing," erupted from the flight officer's blue and silver R9 unit that was positioned directly behind the advanced T-85's cockpit. It made a big grin form on the Taanbanian's face that was obscured by the yellow visor of her pilot helmet worn followed by a chuckle that reverberated deep in her rather dry throat.
"I know, Gizz... The Ouroboros is a big mama for sure, but oh so beautiful, hmm? Glad the ol' girl is on our side, and she's our home for now so be respectable, 'kay?" she replied to the astromech droid and received an immediate response back that was interrupted as, "Who me... Like always, duh?!"
Addison just shrugged as she knew it to be not true of her domed companion, then she readied herself for the tractor beam to take over her fighter's controls as the capital ship's mag-con was dead ahead. Just as Tinks was going through the barrier, two more X-wings launched most likely going out on CAP duty, something she'd probably get put in the rotation for if the squadron didn't catch a mission.
Once inside the enormous hangar, the snubfighter was guided to the assigned bay where Revenant Squadron was berthed. Addison used the repulsors to set down her craft onto the designated landing pad with well-practiced ease, then cut the engines and activated the transparisteel canopy to open up.
A hangar tech quickly attached the ladder to the side of the fuselage while she was doing her post-flight checklist, then he moved on to his next task just as efficiently to retrieve Gizmo from his socket. Addison left the datapad with the completed list on the pilot couch for further review, then exited the cockpit and descended the ladder to the hangar deck.
The brunette stretched for a moment after her hyperspace journey from Coruscant to Fondor where the 5th Fleet or more so Battle Group Kenobi was taking on supplies and having any last-minute maintenance done at the shipyards before the two-front war was upon them after the Empire made their position totally clear on Ilum. The Alliance would be fighting both the Mawites and the Imperials it seemed, and nothing good could come from that.
Force be with us...
Addison stepped over to the nose of the X-wing and retrieved her pilot bag from the small storage compartment within, then removed her helmet and racked her gloved fingers through her dark chestnut tresses that had spilled out from underneath in a matted-down mess. She slung the duffle over her shoulder, then tucked the helmet under that arm and began walking across the busy bay in her rebel orange flight suit towards the turbolift; lightsaber attached to the left side of the utility belt worn as well as her pilot sidearm holstered off her shapely right hip and tied off on her tone thigh.
All the young Jedi pilot could think about was getting some caf and a shower in after her long flight, but the sight of a particular B-wing heavy fighter caught her eye and without much thought her booted feet veered over in its direction practically on their own.
The memory of the encounter with her wingman at Ilum was still lingering in her mind. Addy was both embarrassed and excited about the events of her rescue by him after the crashlanding of her snowspeeder into the snowbank of the icy tundra. The whole situation was funny yet not. A bit of cockiness probably got the rookie into trouble in the first place, but that lesson was learned and would not be repeated. Well, that was the hope and plan anyway going forward.
The Porte twin stood before the elongated bomber and fixed her hazel brown gaze on it. She just shook her head as gauntlet gloves were pulled off and subsequently stuffed inside the helmet. Addy could never get her mind wrapped around flying one of these contraptions with all the gyro business going on. A Y-wing or A, yes, but this... No thanks. It just wasn't her cup of tea, though the tall drink of Corellian water that flew the ship...
Addy licked her dry lips remembering she still needed to rehydrate.

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