Thrashia
06-06-2006, 06:38
The Imperial-class II Star Destroyer Warrick maneuvered through a small dust cloud that surrounded the planetary moon of Tettrea Prime; it’s majestic form shadowing the group of smaller vessels that accompanied the warship, two Dreadnoughts and a several smaller Guild transports.
Coming around the far side of the moon the group of starships came into view of the planet itself. Tettrea Prime. Thrashian territory conquered more than thirty years before. Since then the Thrashian occupation had seen major changes in the simple system. The planet Tettrea Prime itself the focus of most change.
A large Imperial Fleet docking station was in orbit around the planet. Two other Imperial-class Star Destroyers, a Victory Star Destroyer and a few Acclamator assault ships were already in dock spaces. The Warrick and its charges maneuvered towards the docking station.
A deck officer, his gray olive uniform neatly worn and perfected by shining black boots, marched smartly up to the tall lieutenant standing by the Helm. He came to a smart snap-salute.
“Lieutenant, we’ve reached Docking Station Protegra; Dock station command wishes to know our code clearances,” said the deck officer. The lieutenant turned as the man spoke.
“Very well, give them our clearance and tell Commander Philips that Admiral Daala will be arriving shortly. He is to prepare for her arrival,” the lieutenant said. The deck officer saluted again, turned and walked away.
Lieutenant Brennen walked forwards down the middle isle of the bridge to where Captain Tyler stood with his hands held behind his back. He came to a halt and saluted. “Captain, we’re entering the dock station now sir. I’ve informed Commander Philips that he should prepare for the Admiral’s arrival.”
Captain Tyler nodded without turning to look at Lieutenant Brennen.
“Very well Lieutenant. I will inform the Admiral. Take care of docking procedures and that our escorts are sent to their required location. I didn’t drag those slow merchants half-way across the galaxy to see them fumble up on something as simple as docking,” Captain Tyler said. He turned and walked to the rear of the bridge, disappearing out its exit doors.
Lieutenant Brennen grimaced. Captain Tyler had no love for civilians, even if they were merchants who traveled the space lanes longer than most Fleet officers lived. Forgetting about it Lieutenant Brennen turned to the crew pits and the Helm.
“Prepare for docking. Inform the merchants of their docking hangers.”
“Yes Lieutenant.”
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Captain Tyler exited the main corridor several decks below the bridge. He entered a small room, an entry hall of sorts that led to the Admiral’s private chambers. Tyler could have used the ships comm system to contact Admiral Daala, but he had been a long career fleet officer. When one wished to inform an Admiral of something, one did it in person or not at all.
Two stormtroopers stood on either side of a broad metal door on the far end. Captain Tyler stepped forward and waited as the two soldiers snapped to a perfect attention. One of them turned his head and looked at the captain.
“Purpose Captain?”
“I am here to inform Admiral Daala of our arrival,” responded Captain Tyler.
“You may enter sir.” The stormtrooper pressed a side control panel and the door slid open. Captain Tyler adjusted his tunic and then stepped past the threshold.
The inside of these chambers bore the distinct feel of a cold tomb. Admiral Daala had had the room outfitted to fit her Spartan ways of living. It was bear of anything except for a few things which hung from the walls behind her metallic desk; and the Admiral herself sat behind it looking up as Captain Tyler entered.
Daala’s long glittering red hair flashed as she sat up. “What is it captain?”
Captain Tyler snapped to attention and saluted. “We’ve reached our orbital docking station above Tettrea Prime Admiral. We’re docking as we speak. Our Merchant Guild escorts are also docking in their respective hangers. All preparations are being prepared for your arrival by Commander Philips.”
Daala nodded. She turned in her wheeled chair to look at the rear wall. There was a large portrait of Grand Moff Tarkin when he had just attained the position of commander over the Emperor’s first Death Star. Captain Tyler had never asked why Admiral Daala kept the painting, but assumed it was for sentimental value; it was no secret that Admiral Daala had been a protégé and student of Grand Moff Tarkin.
Captain Tyler was brought out of his revelry as Daala began speaking again.
“Thank you for informing me Captain. See to it that my flagship is docked and see if you cannot find Moff Vilnius and Vice Admiral Shreider. Inform them that after my arrival I wish to have a private session with them concerning the orders from his Excellency,” Admiral Daala said.
Captain Tyler saluted. “Yes Admiral. I will do so. With your permission?”
“You are dismissed.”
Captain Tyler curtly nodded and turned in smart military fashion. He walked out of the Admiral’s quarters and into the entry way. He ignored the salutes of the stormtroopers and headed out into the corridor beyond, his thoughts troubled.
Why did his Excellency send us here?
ooc: sry about the 'CT' in the thread heading. I meant it to be HT, for Hyperspatial Travel. Sry.
Coming around the far side of the moon the group of starships came into view of the planet itself. Tettrea Prime. Thrashian territory conquered more than thirty years before. Since then the Thrashian occupation had seen major changes in the simple system. The planet Tettrea Prime itself the focus of most change.
A large Imperial Fleet docking station was in orbit around the planet. Two other Imperial-class Star Destroyers, a Victory Star Destroyer and a few Acclamator assault ships were already in dock spaces. The Warrick and its charges maneuvered towards the docking station.
A deck officer, his gray olive uniform neatly worn and perfected by shining black boots, marched smartly up to the tall lieutenant standing by the Helm. He came to a smart snap-salute.
“Lieutenant, we’ve reached Docking Station Protegra; Dock station command wishes to know our code clearances,” said the deck officer. The lieutenant turned as the man spoke.
“Very well, give them our clearance and tell Commander Philips that Admiral Daala will be arriving shortly. He is to prepare for her arrival,” the lieutenant said. The deck officer saluted again, turned and walked away.
Lieutenant Brennen walked forwards down the middle isle of the bridge to where Captain Tyler stood with his hands held behind his back. He came to a halt and saluted. “Captain, we’re entering the dock station now sir. I’ve informed Commander Philips that he should prepare for the Admiral’s arrival.”
Captain Tyler nodded without turning to look at Lieutenant Brennen.
“Very well Lieutenant. I will inform the Admiral. Take care of docking procedures and that our escorts are sent to their required location. I didn’t drag those slow merchants half-way across the galaxy to see them fumble up on something as simple as docking,” Captain Tyler said. He turned and walked to the rear of the bridge, disappearing out its exit doors.
Lieutenant Brennen grimaced. Captain Tyler had no love for civilians, even if they were merchants who traveled the space lanes longer than most Fleet officers lived. Forgetting about it Lieutenant Brennen turned to the crew pits and the Helm.
“Prepare for docking. Inform the merchants of their docking hangers.”
“Yes Lieutenant.”
=-=-=-=
Captain Tyler exited the main corridor several decks below the bridge. He entered a small room, an entry hall of sorts that led to the Admiral’s private chambers. Tyler could have used the ships comm system to contact Admiral Daala, but he had been a long career fleet officer. When one wished to inform an Admiral of something, one did it in person or not at all.
Two stormtroopers stood on either side of a broad metal door on the far end. Captain Tyler stepped forward and waited as the two soldiers snapped to a perfect attention. One of them turned his head and looked at the captain.
“Purpose Captain?”
“I am here to inform Admiral Daala of our arrival,” responded Captain Tyler.
“You may enter sir.” The stormtrooper pressed a side control panel and the door slid open. Captain Tyler adjusted his tunic and then stepped past the threshold.
The inside of these chambers bore the distinct feel of a cold tomb. Admiral Daala had had the room outfitted to fit her Spartan ways of living. It was bear of anything except for a few things which hung from the walls behind her metallic desk; and the Admiral herself sat behind it looking up as Captain Tyler entered.
Daala’s long glittering red hair flashed as she sat up. “What is it captain?”
Captain Tyler snapped to attention and saluted. “We’ve reached our orbital docking station above Tettrea Prime Admiral. We’re docking as we speak. Our Merchant Guild escorts are also docking in their respective hangers. All preparations are being prepared for your arrival by Commander Philips.”
Daala nodded. She turned in her wheeled chair to look at the rear wall. There was a large portrait of Grand Moff Tarkin when he had just attained the position of commander over the Emperor’s first Death Star. Captain Tyler had never asked why Admiral Daala kept the painting, but assumed it was for sentimental value; it was no secret that Admiral Daala had been a protégé and student of Grand Moff Tarkin.
Captain Tyler was brought out of his revelry as Daala began speaking again.
“Thank you for informing me Captain. See to it that my flagship is docked and see if you cannot find Moff Vilnius and Vice Admiral Shreider. Inform them that after my arrival I wish to have a private session with them concerning the orders from his Excellency,” Admiral Daala said.
Captain Tyler saluted. “Yes Admiral. I will do so. With your permission?”
“You are dismissed.”
Captain Tyler curtly nodded and turned in smart military fashion. He walked out of the Admiral’s quarters and into the entry way. He ignored the salutes of the stormtroopers and headed out into the corridor beyond, his thoughts troubled.
Why did his Excellency send us here?
ooc: sry about the 'CT' in the thread heading. I meant it to be HT, for Hyperspatial Travel. Sry.