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Wednesday, February 6. 2008
Part 2
"No movement, scopes are all clear Commander."
"Very well. Shut down the power to sectors 1 through 12, and 14 through 20."
"Affirmative."
Reducing the energy signature of the hidden camp was of utmost importance if it was to avoid detection by imperial probes. They’d become more and more sophisticated with every new model, and it seemed that as fast as the output signatures were updated, they were traced and broken. Everyone suspected a mole, but no-one had any idea who it was.
Corellia was alive with sights and sounds. Even under the cover of darkness, its fertile rolling plains lay swathed in the scents and touches of wild flowers, and fauna of every kind. It was a lot better than a lot of places they’d hidden, thought Sebus Tarn, rubbing the back of his neck as he kept a quiet vigil over the surrounding area. He’d tired of sand, and was glad when their company had been evacuated from Tatooine to a more agreeable location.
"Affirmative."
Reducing the energy signature of the hidden camp was of utmost importance if it was to avoid detection by imperial probes. They’d become more and more sophisticated with every new model, and it seemed that as fast as the output signatures were updated, they were traced and broken. Everyone suspected a mole, but no-one had any idea who it was.
Corellia was alive with sights and sounds. Even under the cover of darkness, its fertile rolling plains lay swathed in the scents and touches of wild flowers, and fauna of every kind. It was a lot better than a lot of places they’d hidden, thought Sebus Tarn, rubbing the back of his neck as he kept a quiet vigil over the surrounding area. He’d tired of sand, and was glad when their company had been evacuated from Tatooine to a more agreeable location.
Continue reading "Part 2"
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Monday, January 7. 2008
Part 1
Forward!!!
I asked Deepsea if I could use the story he has started to write (after the jump) on this site. He said that I could, and so. Here it is. I have created a new category specifically for the new parts to be placed in called "After the Blast", this is to make it easier for people to find the next part. There could be (read: are) quite a few "in jokes" throughout the story
- some of them subtle enough for you not to notice, some of
them...well, not to subtle.But if you know anything about the game "Star Wars Galaxies" then you should have to worry about the jokes.
Enjoy.
Scuzzmonkey.Continue reading "Part 1"
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