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Serra sat in the bridge of the MC20g Mon Calamari Gunship, codenames “The Defiant”. Her mind was racing with various thoughts, and the crew onboard the bridge could easily feel the pressure emanating from their captain. Serra’s hands instinctively raised to her face in a cupped form, allowing Serra’s head to rest in them for just one moment, allowing her to get her bearings.
They had been waiting for the ship to drop out of hyperspace for well over an hour, and Serra was growing anxious.
Serra had excused various members of her crew, allowing them all to take shifts to go in and out of the dining hall, their crew quarters, or anywhere else that they see fit so long as a portion of them always remained on the bridge to help Serra prepare for the transport ship to fall into their ambush.
Their mission was clear, board the ship, retrieve the MandalTech weapons that were on board, and possibly take the ship if possible. A part of Serra believed this mission was suicide, for the ship they were going to board would clearly be guarded with extreme caution- but then again, Serra and her crew had the advantage of surprise, and if they played their cards right then they could take out the crew of the other ship, take the weapons, and be on their way back to meet up with the other Rebels on Rebel Dawn before these Smuggler, or whoever was stowed away on that ship, even knew what hit ‘em.
The thought of hitting the Mandalorians where it hurt made Serra smile. She got to steal what was rightfully the Mandalorians, and bring it back to her fellow Rebels. Serra didn’t like to admit it, but she held a grudge against the Mandalorians after they essentially helped the New Sith Imperium burn the Alliance down to oblivion, and after she was kidnapped by the leader of Clan Skirata. Even though the kidnapping was done so peacefully, it stell laft a lasting impression on the ex-Senator. Then again, the Mandalorians got what was coming to them, and now they're in just as much of a tight spot as the Rebels were.
The woman thought she deserved her revenge, though she couldn’t let that get in the way of the overall standing of the mission. The mission always came first, to her it was common sense, though she still slipped up every once and awhile, but everyone made mistakes, and Serra was entitled to make her own every once and a while, just like everyone else was.
“Captain! There is a ship coming in on our radar,” Serra heard one of the members on the crew call out to her, snapping her out of her daydreams and into the firm grasps of reality.
“Is it them?” Serra responded back, her hand hovering over the button to toggle her intercom on and off, ready to give the order for all troops to man their positions.
“I believe it is,” the man had responded back, his face one big blob of a blank expression as he looked dead into the Captain’s eyes, anticipating how she would react.
Acting on instinct, Serra’s hand pressed down tightly on the button, giving a slight buzz before speaking into her michrophone to transition everyone on the ship into their ‘battle phase.’ “This is your captain, Serra Talorae speaking. The MandalMotors ship is dropping out of hyperspace. All crew members are to return to their stations immediately.” Serra rose up from her seatgracefully making her way to the viewport so that she may observe the ship that was about to fall dead into their trap.
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