Light It Up

First Order Territory - Endor - High Orbit Station - 5 Parsecs Out
"This is the way the astral charts say to go. I'm telling you, this is the way, we're on course, we just need to--" The woman paused, eyes glaring down at the screen before her in shock. Was it shock? Or was it fear. They often looked very similar so it was difficult to tell. "Something's not right." Mariya hated nothing more than to hear those three words spoken. "What do you mean, something's not right?" Chocolate brown eyes lowered as the girl knelt beside the console. "Is that..." Katerina cut her off mid-sentence. "A station? Yes. And by now they would have picked us up on their scanners and sensors." The brunette slapped her hand against her forehead. "Greaaaaat." Teeth sank into her lip as she raised her head up to look through the transparisteel viewport. Growing ever larger as the modest freighter drew closer, the station began to come into view. Whether or not it was military made only a small bit of difference. It had sensors and scanners, all stations did, meaning it would have picked them up. Perhaps fortunately enough the ship Mariya and her companion were aboard ran an illegally modified ID Signature, and bore no markings of any political affiliation. It was a smuggler's vessel, hijacked on her last voyage out when a couple of space pirates attempted to abduct and ransom her. The last thing they saw was her smiling face as she vented them out of the airlock and into the vacuum of space.Payback was payback.
Now this had become complicated however. Katerina and Mariya were hauling some rather illicit cargo through the sector, some might call it Isotope-5. She might call it an honest salvaging job turning up fruit. Whatever the case may be, that space station was likely to put a damper on her parade. If nothing else, search and seizure would see the loss of her cargo, and as incompetent as some checkpoint investigators were, Mariya wasn't about to put her eggs in that basket and hope for the best. "They could be sending escorts any second. If we get impounded, we're going to be in for a world of trouble." The brunette nodded, Katerina was stating the obvious but that didn't make a decision on what to do any easier. "They will be able to track us no matter what at this point, and we aren't likely to have the fuel to burn recklessly evading them through the system." Mariya looked towards her friend and pilot, "We don't have time to dance around them through the system. Ideas?"
Rosy cheeks puffed as air filled the pockets inside before being released in a huff. "Well, if we've got a clear shot I reckon we can try a zipper maneuver, shoot right through their hangar and into hyperspace. 'Tis dangerous as all hell, but might work." She rubbed her chin, contemplating the idea a moment longer. "They'll still have our projected path, but they wont see it coming, and it will sure as hell cause quite a ruckus for 'em."
A wide smile birthed across Mariya's features. "Do it."
Briefly Katerina tilted her head, lekku twisting in silent prayer, and grimaced. "Alright, hang onto your butt lass, here we go!"
Nearer the station the freighter grew, and it became obvious that the hangars were open, yet loaded with cargo and fighters. It was too late to go back now though. Katerina pushed forward on the controls, activating the hyperdrive just as it reached the hangar bay, throwing the ship into a violent jump as dozens of folks shouted and scrambled out of the way, setting off a series of small explosions before the freighter disappeared into hyperspace.

Katerina dropped back against the headrest, setting her goggles above her temple and letting out a sigh. "Well, we made it, though I suspect they'll be coming for a bit more than a chat soon enough. We'll need to alter our course soon as we make this jump though. Need to keep them in our trail and not on our back."