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 Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 11:16 am
"No worries. I'll be a good passenger." Cale deactivated his pistol and handed it to Rain, making sure to hand her his other pistol, his vibroblade, his vibrocutlass, and his lightcutlass.
"Ops, I gotta go take care of some buisness. You're in charge now. And makesure you uphold your end of the Bargain. Or I will be very disapointed in you."
Rain certainly wasnt approving of this course of action as she was given Cale's armaments.
"Captain, Are you sure about this? If you go to Prime, he will kill you."
"Yeah probably. Thats why I'm making you in charge. See I thought of that too. Most likely he'll torture me until he gets all the information that he wants about or activities or some sith like that. 'corse Ive a plan for that too."
"Like what?"
"I'll forget everything. Dont worry Rain. I'd say i'd be fine but you already know I wont be."
With that he turned to face Solms and held out his wrists.
"C'mon Solms. I havent got all day."
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 11:20 am
Solms was a little disturbed by how well he was taking the fact that he was being shipped off to face the wrath of a Sith Lord. Nonetheless he snapped a pair of binder cuffs on his wrists and led him towards his ship.
"No funny buisness." He repeated to the pirate, still suspicious of the set up.
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 11:35 am
Cale smirked as he was led down the hall.
"Hey, you keep your end, and I'll keep mine." almost as an afterthought, cale looked back over his shoulder to Rain. "Hey! Make sure to feed my Lantern bird! She gets two scoops of her food daily! And make sure not to sell any of my stuff!"
With that, Cale let himself be led away, leaving Rain alone in the battle scarred hallway.
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 11:10 pm
As Angel went on her merry way, Mordranna then went to arrange transport to Nar Shadda. To be sure, it was a rather rough place. Just the place for a Jedi, looking for another lost Jedi to be! she mused with a wry smile.
She then went to Rook. "Greetings. For the time being, myself and Angel will be splitting up. I shall journey to Nar Shadda, looking about the spaceports and pubs. I also feel it to be prudent to adopt another identity for the time being, to assist in this endeavor," Looking to the Faleen, she queried, "Can your people assist me in this, or point me to those whom can?"
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 11:12 pm
For a long time the Everglow stayed in one spot: the Hangar of the Jedi Praxeum of Yavin.
Trey Feron was leading the reconstruction effort.
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 12:03 am
After a while, Angel had finished her messing around with the Sundered Rose's systems. She commed Mordranna from the cockpit. " I'm all done here, so I'll be heading out for Azterri. Let me know if you find anything. "
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Darkened Angel Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 5:59 am
"Adopt an identity. It depends on how deep you want your cover to be. Simply changing clothes is one way, but give me about four hours, and you'll have a completely falsified identification that will pass any security system," Rook said, "Though, I cannot help in the area of transportation. You'd be too conspicuous with the shuttles of the company. Too fancy and high end."
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 6:18 pm
Mordranna listened intently to Rook as he described the process of obtaining a new identity, as well as the pitfall of obtaining a ship. "I see," she replied. "Then, I should venture down to Manaan. Mayhaps I shall find a way there," With a nod, she added, "And, it appears that my new name, at least for the time being, is Flonne Krichevskoy," choosing her pseudonym. "But first, I must make a preparation,"
And so, an hour later, Mordranna emerged from the 'fresher, her normally dark locks now blonde. "Your make-up tech did a rather fine job, if I do say so myself," admiring her new blonde locks.
(( Nin nin! xd ))
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 7:16 pm
Rook had made several calls to several places while the jedi was in the fresher.
"I can't promise anything, but should you stop by Yavin IV, I had delivered a ship originally designed to be given to another jedi. Its fully modified for combat and killer, but the original owner whom I had hoped it was going to utilize it no longer desires it. Its an old HWK-290, but where you're going, it'll fit right in. That is, if the Order has disposed of it yet. If you wish for that, I can send a small courier shuttle to deliver you there."
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 7:23 pm
As Mordranna thought about it, she replied, "I left my steed on Yavin IV, as a matter of fact. That being said, if I can get back to Yavin, I can be on my way," Shaking her head, she added, "Alas, Darth Drako wasn't gracious enough to allow me to bring it with me,"
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 7:26 pm
"You mean fortuitous. If he brought it with him, you would most likely have to return to that red planet to retrieve it. I don't believe, however, that your ship would be a wise decision, no matter how much you enjoy it. Jedi markings on a ship are instant giveaway to who you really are. If you wanted to use that ship, its useless taking on an alias at all."
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 7:30 pm
Mordranna nodded. "Point taken, then. I'm ready to leave at once," With a bow, she said, "Rook, on behalf of the Jedi Order, thank you so much for all you've done."
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 8:09 pm
Rook turned to a more colder tone than he had. "I was not on Geonosis to save you. You simply were conviently placated to give me enough incentive to release you from your bondage. My bottom priority was you would be enough trouble to Drako to where I could use you as a distraction, should the time come. That, unfortunately, is the coldest truth. But I would rather you understand my objectivity than to believe in a false subjunctive. Something which I attempted to pound into that Vrelt of a master you had."
He led the way to the hangar. "In the last 75 years my youthful self has been in this galaxy, I have at least the common sense to realize this probably isn't the last time we'll see each other. I do hope that at least the next time is under less duressing situations."
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 8:22 pm
Mordranna nodded sagely as she listened to Rook. "I see. Then, I thank you for your honesty," before heading towards the ship, she added. "Yes, that would be nice, indeed. Until next time, amy good travels come your way."
And with that, Mordranna was on the courier shuttle to Yavin. But after that, she would pick up the craft that Rook described, traveling under the psuedonym Flonne Krichevskoy.
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 7:32 pm
Yavin IV ...
An uneventful trip to the Praxeum later, Mordranna returned to the Praxeum, giving a brief report to a much relieved Master Skywalker, as she described her mission to him, as well as mentioning the ship to the Master.
"Ah, I know just the ship you describe, then," Luke said, as the two Masters strolled to the hangar. "Here it is," he said, pointing out the HWK-290. "Another Jedi originally commisioned it. Granted, it doesn't look like much, but it will get you where you're going," the Jedi Master smiled, rembering his initial impression of the Millenium Falcon nearly a decade and a half before with a knowing grin. "We felt it prudent to keep it around in the case of undercover missions, such as the one you are now on."
Mordranna smiled back at the Jedi Master. "Once again, my thanks, Master Skywalker," she said with a bow.
"Merely one Jedi assisting another." Skywalker said. "Master Brunhildt, may the Force be with you."
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