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I Have Had It With These Nerf Heardin' Padawans In This Nerf Heardin' Galaxy
@Cameron Foster @Ferre
Open To: Pirates, Slavers, and Baddies Oh my! (Message for plot details)
If a Jedi/"good guy" wants to join : Know this is a mission for our padawans intended to fail
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________The mission was simple.
The Jedi were asked to help assist a Fuel Ship in its deliveries from the core back to the company's fuel base in the outer rim. In return, the Jedi would get a better deal on fuel for their ships when needed. So far this was a relationship that went exceedingly well, the job was not dangerous as the ships always traveled along the same established trade path. In addition, it provided a task that was just legitimate enough to throw to padawans for experience, but not risky enough that it would take a Knight away from handling more important matters.
In a nutshell, it was a boring but necessary task.
This rotation was assigned to Padawan Bast and Padawan Rokuro, who boarded the rather large and slow moving ship that morning for it's first drop off of fuel. Things had gone well as expected, the padawans set to busy-work tasks to fill the time as each drop off was completed in exchange for currency the padawans would never get their hands on.
Finally it was time make the final voyage back, a hard days work having payed off with Bast and Rokuro happily about to get their names taken off the Jedi chore list for another rotation.
Krrrrrrrrrsssssssssssssh
The communication on the pilot's control panel came to life.
"It's nearly night, do you remember what I said this morning? I have Nikan ready to take your spot-"
"No, we're almost there" the pilot interrupted with a reply, "Should be back within the hour. No need to make threats"
"Oh." The voice crackled back, sounding surprised. "No trouble with the last drop off?"
"Always trouble with the last drop off..." The pilot grumbled thoughtfully, swinging side to side in his chair, "But I handled it" he added forcefully "shouldn't be a problem any more."
"Ah...well...good." came the caller's conservative reply. "roger out"
Watching eagerly as the communication lost it's red signal of life, the pilot slumped back into his chair in defeat. Of course the last drop off was trouble. They tried to haggle set prices again, just as they always did, and wouldn't let him off for at least an hour. Not that the boss allowed the crew to just stop doing business with group.
There was absolutely no way they were going to make it on time. He would be fired on the spot.
Unless....
Pulling up a holomap of the system, the pilot pursed his lips. A dangerous shortcut was going to be made.
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