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There was no time for a reaction, when Renn threw the detonator it had sailed perfectly to the plasteel window. A weak point on any spacefaring vessel, it was the perfect target.
Seconds before the explosion Myshak had only one thought, "Why did I not recruit someone like him?"
The pirate vessel lost all systems. Emergency lighting was providing a feint glow at best. Corridors were dim and gloomy. There was the distinct smell of smoke in the ventilation system. THe first explosion had ripped out the bridge of the vessel. A secondary explosion followed Renn's offer to Looms. The main drives were undergoing a cascade failure that would blow in less than a minute.
Looms stared incredulously at the confident armoured Mandalorian. He shook his head as if trying to wake himself from a groggy dream. He struggled to his feet with a grunt. He nodded weakly at Renn and pushed himself down the corridor to the aft section of the vessel. Warnings started to ring, life-support was now offline. Oxygen was thinning fast with the fires burning.
There was one way off this ship and that was through a small module near the rear cargo hold. Looms pointed, "One escape pod... can hold us both... it cannot release if the ship loses power. We need to move fast!"
A third explosion rocked the ship back and forth. Looms stumbled, ripples appeared in the bulkheads. The durasteel began to buckle like cheap plastic.
Seconds before the explosion Myshak had only one thought, "Why did I not recruit someone like him?"
The pirate vessel lost all systems. Emergency lighting was providing a feint glow at best. Corridors were dim and gloomy. There was the distinct smell of smoke in the ventilation system. THe first explosion had ripped out the bridge of the vessel. A secondary explosion followed Renn's offer to Looms. The main drives were undergoing a cascade failure that would blow in less than a minute.
Looms stared incredulously at the confident armoured Mandalorian. He shook his head as if trying to wake himself from a groggy dream. He struggled to his feet with a grunt. He nodded weakly at Renn and pushed himself down the corridor to the aft section of the vessel. Warnings started to ring, life-support was now offline. Oxygen was thinning fast with the fires burning.
There was one way off this ship and that was through a small module near the rear cargo hold. Looms pointed, "One escape pod... can hold us both... it cannot release if the ship loses power. We need to move fast!"
A third explosion rocked the ship back and forth. Looms stumbled, ripples appeared in the bulkheads. The durasteel began to buckle like cheap plastic.