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Location: Arms Dealer Base, Celanon, O-6, Outer Rim
Time: Sunrise
Participants: @Logan @Darasuum
Theme: The Witching Hour ❅ Tommee Profitt
Intro: Previously on the Zandrali Diaries... finding the criminal base Aadya and Zandrali fight the quick response force fighters in space and defeat them. Now they must land and storm the base on foot...
The ship groaned as it came into a landing. The war painted face of Drali was not one of ease. While they had taken out the starfighters in the airspace above and around the base her own ship, the large star bomber, had taken its fair licks from the fight. There were dozens of enemies coming into view and the Deucalian would have just had one of her gunners blast them but there was various weapon crates and containers holding goods. Drali did not want to lose the hardware she had come all this way to reclaim.
"Gunners stay on board in case things get heavy." The rest of her crew would come with her. Locking down the ship's simple security redundancy she ran out of the loading ramp, it closed behind her as she moved immediatly to cover behind some hard case weapon shipments.
Aadya was somewhere nearby, she had not seen her go down in the dogfight. The same could be said for the light freighter that the slaves had used to join the two sith. As she began looking around for her cohort she was answered unexpectedly by the rumbling and crashing sound. The cause was the bulky frame of the corellian freighter crashing and sliding into view. Fire and smoke instantly rising in its wake. It seemed the witches and their make shift crew of recently freed slaves had possibly fared worse than the Crusader.
This was a battle field now and there were enemies by the score. Part of her was hyped up for the fight. They were going to be confronting these arms dealers and slavers. But she also knew what happened the last time she had gone into battle so close to enemies. Maybe she should find someplace calming, more relaxing before she did something that Drali would regret.
The ramp to light freighter opened and there was several dathomir witches. They looked toward Drali , giving her a simple nod, ignorant of the duality inside her that was fighting to come out. They then ran towards the approaching slavers that were trying to defend their interests. Not wanting to just stay in cover the woman stood up and began firing her laestien towards the defenders along side her crew members.
"Gunners stay on board in case things get heavy." The rest of her crew would come with her. Locking down the ship's simple security redundancy she ran out of the loading ramp, it closed behind her as she moved immediatly to cover behind some hard case weapon shipments.
Aadya was somewhere nearby, she had not seen her go down in the dogfight. The same could be said for the light freighter that the slaves had used to join the two sith. As she began looking around for her cohort she was answered unexpectedly by the rumbling and crashing sound. The cause was the bulky frame of the corellian freighter crashing and sliding into view. Fire and smoke instantly rising in its wake. It seemed the witches and their make shift crew of recently freed slaves had possibly fared worse than the Crusader.
This was a battle field now and there were enemies by the score. Part of her was hyped up for the fight. They were going to be confronting these arms dealers and slavers. But she also knew what happened the last time she had gone into battle so close to enemies. Maybe she should find someplace calming, more relaxing before she did something that Drali would regret.
The ramp to light freighter opened and there was several dathomir witches. They looked toward Drali , giving her a simple nod, ignorant of the duality inside her that was fighting to come out. They then ran towards the approaching slavers that were trying to defend their interests. Not wanting to just stay in cover the woman stood up and began firing her laestien towards the defenders along side her crew members.
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