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Things had calmed down a little now that you were out of the fight and heading towards the planet of Alpheridies. The planet itself appeared to be covered in white, and not clouds. It was snow, like Rhen Var. So this is where the Miraluka come from. It honestly doesn’t look too special to you. Still, it appears there’s no Imperial fleet or any cruisers orbiting the planet that your sensors can scan, which means it’s free to land on.
First things first, you have to address the freeloaders. First, Sergeant Grymsley and his squad. “We’re grateful that you saved us, Cykgil,” says Grymsley. The lot of you stand around in the machine shop, where Misri is busy admiring Kublai and MadClaw’s weapons. Showoffs. “Once we land on Alpheridies, we’ll be sure to inform the Admiral what you did for us, even if we are only just Stormtroopers.”
“Thanks, Grymsley.” He nods at that. “But listen, once we do land, we should go our separate ways, I don’t think the Admiral will like it if he knows I’m here.”
He nods again. “Understandable.”
And as for Kublai and MadClaw, when you approach them, they look up and grin at you. “Don’t give me that look,” you say. “I don’t intend on having freeloaders like you two on my ship for very long. You’re only here because we have no quarrel with each other and I can’t be bothered to throw you off myself.”
“Relax!” Kublai waves you off, smirking toothily. “Me and Maddy here on the level! Once we find or steal a new ship, we’ll be outta your hair and out of your mind, boy.” MadClaw snorts in agreement you think. “But as long as we’re here, maybe we can talk finance…?”
“No.”
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>>45282308
[2/2]
“Alright,” he says, defeated. He looks over at Misri. “As for you, little lady. I think you have the right… disposition for being a bounty hunter.”
“Really?” Misri hands MadClaw’s bowcaster back to him. “You think so?”
“Don’t go poaching my crew,” you say.
“Just saying.” Kublai laughs a little. “We could make this dynamic duo into a triumphant trio!” MadClaw nods, roaring happily. Misri smiles at you, obviously enjoying having the chance to travel with bounty hunters. But you shake your head, and she sighs in defeat.
Lev walks over to you, having come from the cockpit. “Sir. We are ready to land on Alpheridies on your command. We have detected the Dreadnaught through surface scans.” He holds up a holoprojector, and it shows a Dreadnaught cloven in two embedded in what appears to be an ice block. “However, it is encased in ice, it appears that it has been there for some time. Scans indicate that there are Imperial workers currently busy attempting to free it from the ice.”
“Alright,” you say. “Well uh…”
> Take the ship down directly on top of them. If you’re confident, they won’t question your presence there at all.
> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
> Other
>>45282318
>> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
>>45282318
> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
> Other
put on our stormtrooper armor and go take a look at the shit
"imperial business" and whatnot
>>45282318
>Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
>>45282408
>shit>freudian ship
>>45282318
>> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
>>45282318
>> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
>>45282318
>Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
So after that last fight how much damage did our Freighter take?
>>45282705
Light laser scoring on the hull but nothing too bad. Probably would've been worse if Eudora hadn't sniped those Skiprays for you.
>>45282734
Hmm, as expected. I guess the capital grade armor and shields helped.
> Land nearby. You don’t want to spook them or raise unnecessary alarm.
-
-
The landing is a bit unstable thanks to the constantly shifting and freshly laden snow. You’ve landed in a light snowfall, which if Lev is correct, will pick up later in the day. You’d like to explore when there’s not a whole lot of weather to stop you but you appreciate that time is precious now. Getting a good look at the ship now versus having to wait until Admiral Reike files through it perhaps a week later is better. You zip up your heavy coat and pull on your flight helmet and bring up a mask and a scarf for warmth. You’ve elected to bring everyone for now.
Well, everyone except Misri.
“Why do I have to stay?” she asks incredulously.
“I need someone to watch the ship with the droids,” you say. “It’s alright, we’re only going to be gone for a couple of hours. Besides, you got Sparks.” You motion to Sparks as he sits down in the cargo bay. Sparks currently is juggling Kublai’s rubber ball on his head, trying to make it stay. But he fails and it bounces off onto the floor. And in a kneejerk reaction, Sparks chirps as he jumps and flips over end over end trying to get it, knocking over crates and spare scrap parts to get at it. He whines, now on his front and unable to turn back over. “See?”
She crosses her arms. “Come on! I’ve never seen snow before!” she whines. … Really? Actually, now that you think about it, it is too warm on Coruscant for regular snowfall. Actually, you can’t remember if you brought Misri anywhere snowy. No, no, she can’t come now. “Come on, I promise, I’ll stay with the group, I won’t cause trouble!”
[1/2]
>>45282959
[2/2]
Kuvasz steps closer to you, adjusting his gauntlets. “Something the matter?”
“Uncle Kuvasz, tell Rhys to let me come with you all!” Misri whines. “I mean, I got a weird feeling okay? I feel like I should just come down and explore with you all! We’ve left the ship with just the droids before, is it really so different now?”
He looks over at you. “I won’t argue with you about it, but I actually would suggest that you stay here, Misri.” Misri frowns deeply. “It’s dangerous, Alpheridies is not a planet I’ve ever been to before, there could be all manners of monsters and what not lurking in the snow.”
Lev chimes in. “Actually, sir. Our sensors are not picking up any significant sentient life besides what we assume to be Imperial workers. There is even a distinct lack of bacterial life within a large area where we have landed.” Really?
Misri tugs on your sleeve. “Come on, just this, and I won’t ever ask anything of you again. I’ll even stop playing around with-“ She looks at the Stormtroopers whom are heading down the boarding ramp. “… you know what?”
> “Fine. You can come.”
> “No, stay here, Misri.”
> Other
>>45282976
> “No, stay here, Misri.”
You can look at the snow around the ship, but you can't come with.
Then step in and tell her she almost got caught by the Eye of the Emperor, no force shenanigans, because he IS looking for her, and he's out for blood.
>>45283029
This.
>>45282976
>> “Fine. You can come.”
Might as well, but she cannot use the force in the obvious places. Also have her fix the AT-PtT.
>>45282976
>> “No, stay here, Misri.”
>>45283029
This. Have her and the droids build snowmen or something.
>>45282976
>“Fine. You can come.”
>>45282976
>“Fine. You can come.”
>>45283065
>>45283110
>>45283136
Why? This is going tog et her shot.
>>45282976
>No
>Ignoring the "Misri's Origins" sidequest
>>45282976
As much as I want to bring her along, the close call with the Eye makes me worried. But then again, if he comes around right now there is pretty much nothing to stop him from taking her while we're gone.
> “Fine. You can come.”
With a caveat of "you will obey everything we say without question, and come heavily armed".
We need to get custom armor for her. As often as we run into the need for it, perhaps some Stormtrooper armor? At least shaped like it. See if we can get something that looks just like it, but is of higher quality.
>>45283169
but it is her homeplanet, and knowing her she might go out on her own because lately she hasn't been listening.
>>45283169
At least she'll be surrounded by the others in case stuff goes down instead of being left alone at the ship.
>>45283200
Exactly. Misri doesn't know this is the Miraluka home planet, and denying her this knowledge now of all times would sour her.
>>45282976
>> “Fine. You can come.”
>>45282976
> “Fine. You can come.”
>>45283236
Not to mention it will help cut down on the force training, i mean besides her starfighter, she hasn't upgraded or repaired anything which kind of defeats the point of having her as a mechanic.
>>45283419
What about simple maintenance done offscreen?
>>45283526
We have 3 Astromech and 2 OOM Pilot Droids that can do that. Even Rhys can do simple maintenance.
That's the equivalent of doing the bare minimum.
>>45282976
>> Other
"If you stay in the ship, we can make a trip to an ice world. You can get all the snow you want in then. I just want to be ready to roll in case this goes sideways"
>>45283898
>If you stay in the car while we go to this water park, I'll take you to a waterpark.
> “Fine. You can come.”
“Alright. You can come.” She grins, but she immediately drops it when you place your hands on her shoulders, staring her straight in the… eye wraps. “But listen. There’s someone after you. They know you can use the Force. I’m taking you with me because it’s safer with me than here on the ship. Alright?”
She nods, sternly. “Okay.”
“Good. Get a coat on.” She nods, hurrying to find herself some winter clothes. You look at Kuvasz. “… what are you looking at?”
“Nothing,” he says. He pats you on the back, moving to the boarding ramp. “Don’t worry, Misri will be in safe hands.” He grabs your disruptor rifle off a rack then throws it to you. You take it and sling it under your arm.
The only thing worse than this weather was probably your average day on Jabiim. The snow was up to your knees almost, and visibility was poor. You couldn’t see past fifteen or twenty meters almost. But at least you had your flight helmet on, was keeping the snow out of your eyes and keeping them from going snowblind. Coming with you was Kuvasz, Vikker, Misri, Kublai and MadClaw, and the three Stormtroopers.
Actually, speaking of the Stormtroopers. “We’re going to stick with you for now,” says Sergeant Grymsley. “Weather’s a bit choppy, we’re not equipped for the snow.”
“Fine,” you say. “Come on.”
All of you begin trudging through the snow. Misri in particular is hugging herself even despite the winter clothes she has on. “Breezy!” she yelps. Kublai laughs, slapping her on the arm. She squeaks in pain, glaring at him. “Don’t do that!”
Kublai licks his teeth, looking up at you. “You know where we’re going?”
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>>45283946
We are on a spooky waterpark though.
>>45283987
[2/2]
“Of course,” you say as you lead the pack. You pull up your holopad and take a look at the map of the area. It’s crude, thanks to the weather, but thankfully it’s only a half kilometer away towards the Dreadnaught. Problem is, map isn’t recording height or depth, or anything really particularly useful. This thing could lead you off a cliff if you aren’t careful. Curse this weather interference. All of you continue shoving your way through the snow.
Something else was bothering you though. Everything felt quiet. Even the falling snow around was silent. The only thing that was keeping you company was the sound of Kublai and MadClaw joking around, your boots crushing snow, and your panting breath. It was like this entire place was devoid of life.
Vikker tugs on his scarf, grumbling a bit. “You know, Rhys.” You look over at him, annoyed. “If you had told me earlier we’d be trudging through snow like this, I’d have just stayed on Smuggler’s Haven.” You roll your eyes. “Just saying. Me and mine aren’t exactly cold type of people.”
“That’s fair, Vikker, and I will tell you now in the most polite manner possible to stop whining.” He chuckles a bit at that, clicking his tusks together. Misri rubs her hands together, looking around at all the snow falling around her. Snow was a pretty common occurrence on Jabiim, aside from rain of course. You never really saw what was so special about it. Seeing Misri be entranced by it was an interesting experience. Almost made you feel like a kid again.
Then again, you wonder if you were ever a kid in the first place.
[2/3]
>>45284006
[3/3]
“There!” says Grymsley. He points ahead to some flashing lights in the distance. “That must be where your Dreadnaught is.”
“Alright,” you say. “Just be sure to-“ You feel a rumble under your boots, then shout to everybody. “Stop!”
…
“Wh-…” Misri looks around at everyone, frozen in place. “What is it?”
You gently feel your foot around. Yep, you’re on a slope. This is a very unstable snowdrift, and you could probably risk a small avalanche. You look to your left, towards where the slope is going downwards, and find nothing past the intense fog. Grymsley, Kuvasz, Vikker, and everybody else stares at you, intent on seeing if you have a plan for this. “We’re on an unstable patch of snow. Any of us makes the wrong move, we get swept down and buried.”
Going in any direction now, you’ll probably start an avalanche.
> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
> Slowly advance with everybody together.
> Run for it.
> Other
>>45284034
>> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
>>45284034
> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
>>45284034
>Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
>>45284034
>> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
>>45284034
>> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
Doesn't our Mando friend and us have jetpacks? Let us go last/
Also have Misri and the Stormtroopers use their cable launchers to have it attach to something for safety/
>>45284226
Heavy exhaust from jetpacks might just aggravate the snowpack.
>>45284270
that is why we go last. if something happens we have a alternative.
remember, we have rocket boots, yes?
>>45284691
That's why i'm adovocating out Mando friend and us to go last.
> Send people forward one at a time, slowly.
“Misri, you first.” She nods, slowly walking through the snow. She’s the lightest of all of you here. So it makes sense to send her first. Once she feels she’s clear, she fires off a liquid cable to the group to help them along. “Vikker, then the Stormtroopers.”
“What about you?” asks Vikker.
“I got rocket boots, remember?” you ask. He nods, taking the cable and pulling himself out of the snowpack. Next go the Stormtroopers. Then Kublai and MadClaw. You can’t tell how much time is passing considering the stress of the situation. Feels like an hour, but it’s probably more like a few minutes at best. Finally, everyone is out and across. That just leaves you and Kuvasz. “Alright, Kuvasz, you go.”
He nods, saluting as he grabs Misri’s cable and pulls himself along. Suddenly, you feel the weight of the snow shift out under you. Bad, bad, bad. You activate your rocket boots and fly up and over to everyone. When Kuvasz feels the snow shifting around him, he too activates his jetpack and flies over to the group. The two of you land in the snow in front of everyone, nearly piled atop one another. Well, these rocket boots Jennis sold you work great at least. “Haha!” You grin, your heart racing. That was close.
You look over the side of the slope that it drastically drops down. And the bottom you can’t even see. That was really close.
Well, at least you made it. “Come on.” Misri grabs your arm, immediately scared of the snow now. “Let’s move.”
[1/2]
>>45285184
[2/2]
-
-
As you approach the ice block containing the wrecked Dreadnaught, a pair of Imperial speeders come by to intercept you all. You must have gotten their attention with that snow drift thing. They stop up, and a squad of snowtroopers come to greet you. “Halt. State your business.”
Sergeant Grymsley comes around you. “I’m Sergeant Grymsley, 41st Stormtrooper Corps. I’m taking these people to this compound, they’re scientists looking to help investigate the Dreadnaught.”
The snowtroopers all look at each other. “I wasn’t informed of this,” says the lead one.
“Communications are choppy, the Veil Waystation is currently under attack, I was told to evacuate these people here.” He making up a story for you? That’s nice of him.
“Alright,” says the leader. “Get on our speeders. We’ll help you out.”
As you walk, you talk with Sergeant Grymsley. “Why did you just lie?”
“This is a restricted area, they’d have shot you on sight,” he whispers. “And you did save my life. It’s the least I could do.” Oh. Fair enough.
They take you into the compound, where prefabricated labs and buildings have been set up around the iceberg holding up the wrecked Dreadnaught. Scav droids are floating out and around, chopping off select pieces of ice while snowtroopers patrol around the area. You’re all dropped off as everybody takes in the sight. “Have you found a way in?” you ask.
“No, sir,” says one of the snowtrooper. “We’re having trouble getting through the thick armor, most of its frozen over. We have to rely on droids for now to get us through.” Great.
> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
> “We’d like to rest for a bit.”
> Other
>>45285213
>> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.
Same way we did it back a the edge of the galaxy cut through the bridge.
>>45285213
>> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
>>45285213
> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
>>45285213
>> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
>>45285213
>Other
"The Admiral is most concerned with getting at the Nav logs; give us a few scav droids and I'll see if I can get directly at the bridge."
What type of droids are they using to cut through the armor?
>>45285213
>> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
>>45285545
The same type of scav droids seen in Star Wars: Republic Commando. Cheap in supply, easy to make, and plenty of them around.
>>45285577
Hmmm might be useful to have a few for Misri.
Especially since they are brutal in comba capabilities.
>>45285213
>> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
> “Stand aside, I’ll get us a way in.”
“Stand aside. I’ll find us a way in.”
You grab Misri, then rocket up the ice patches towards the top of the ship. A few scav droids follow with you. As you land, you gently feel around the floor beneath you. Yep, the ice has indeed frozen over considerably. “Alright, I got an idea.” You unsling your disrupter, then charge it to full power. You aim down at the floor, then fire, melting away a sizable portion of the ice.
And you wonder why disruptors are illegal.
The scav droids immediately start drilling through the metal of the hull. You remember how Trandoshan pirates and mercs used these droids to raid Republic ships during the Clone Wars. Those drills can break through the finest durasteel given time and patience. Pretty soon, they have a hole in. You, Kuvasz, and Misri drop down inside, then cast light in around the dark hallway you’ve been put in.
Misri shivers, a bit. “Cold?” you ask.
“A bit,” she says. “But not in the way you think.” Now that you think about it, it still feels cold. And yet… it wasn’t the kind of cold you were familiar with. You start walking down the hallway, then quickly bring up a map of the ship. The thing about Dreadnaughts was that their bridges were closed into the ship’s superstructure itself, which meant having to cross through hallways, abandoned elevator shafts, and rusting corridors until finally, you get to the bridge. It was blocked off by a block of ice and what you assume to be a high security door.
No problem. You fire off another shot with your disruptor rifle, blasting the ice away. The scav droids following you move in, tearing up the door behind the ice. The door collapses, allowing you three to move in.
“Agh!” Misri nearly trips over the skeleton of what was once a crewmember. You hope that guy died on impact or the virus. It’d be terrible to land on this wasteland with no hope of survival.
[1/2]
>>45285954
[2/2]
You break open a maintenance panel. “Yep, just as I thought,” you say. “Wires are frozen solid.” You bang on them on them with your fist a bit. “Nav logs might be dead.”
“What do we do then?” asks Kuvasz.
“Try and activate a computer, hope we can patch through.” You walk over to the command console at the Captain’s Chair. “These Dreadnaughts are built to last you know, so we should be okay.” You tap a button, then find it not working. Ugh. Why didn’t you bring R5 out here? Misri leans over, then pulls out a few tools from her toolbelt. “What are you doing?”
“Getting the power on,” she says. She breaks open a panel beneath the console, then leans in and starts fiddling with the wires. “Give me a second…” Finally, a spark of life. The console turns on. “There we go!”
“How’d you do that?” you ask.
“I wired it to my holopad’s battery,” she says. “Be quick. I don’t think this thing has a lot of life left.” You plug your holopad in, then search for the navigation logs. In a few short seconds, you find them, then hurry to download them onto your holopad. “You know, um. Since we’re here, Rhys.”
“What is it?” She bites her lip, shrugging. “Go on.”
“This planet feels a bit strange,” she says. “It’s not like… like I can’t really hear a lot of things happening. You know, lot of stuff happens, I can hear it fine. But here it’s like… it’s way too quiet you know? Did something bad happen here?”
> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
> “Nothing I know of.”
> Dodge the question.
> Other
When did we get rocket boots?
>>45285967
> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
>>45285967
>> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
>>45285967
> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
>>45285967
>> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
>Think we can salavge a few parts from the AT-PT?
>>45285967
>“There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
>>45285974
Over Naboo and bought stuff from Jennis.
We paid in scrap connections, and sex for the jet boots and extra laser cannons.
>>45286085
Banged Jennis for over an hour straight and ignored a phone call from Tyber Zann to get those rocket boots, it should be noted.
As far as Rhys is concerned, "dick" is a valid currency.
>>45286122
Rhys: Poor in sense, rich in boners
> “There were stories passed around back in Flight School.”
“There were stories passed around when I was in Flight School,” you say. “About Admiral Reike taking a fleet of cruisers during the end of the Clone Wars and speeding through the Veil. The few people that were there said that Reike laid waste to the planet and killed almost everybody that was here. The remainder were captured or fled,” you state simply. “It wasn’t a Base Delta Zero, if it was we wouldn’t be standing here. But this, it was something far worse.”
“Why?” she asks. “Who lived here?”
You sigh. “The Miraluka.” Her jaw drops, and she immediately grabs your arm, wanting you to say more. “I don’t much more than that. And it is nothing but rumor, Misri.”
“So this is my home planet then!?” She looks over at Kuvasz. He shrugs in response. “Is it?”
“It could be,” you say.
“Whoa!” She grins. “So…” She rubs her hands together, bouncing in place a bit. “So this is the home of the Miraluka! This is where I come from then! I-…” Her shoulders slack a bit. “You said killed almost everybody though, right?” You nod. “How… how does someone like that kill so many people at once though?”
“I don’t know,” you say. “And listen, once we-“ Your holopad pings. Download complete. “Since we have the nav logs. We’re leaving. We’ve spent way too much time here anyway.”
“Wait!” She stomps her foot. “No! I- this is my homeworld! I can’t just leave! Let me at least explore around a bit in the N-1, see if there are towns or cities, see what people like me were like!” You rub your forehead, sighing. “Come on, I’m not asking much of you.” She really is asking a lot from you. “Just, we have to! I need to!”
> “No. We’re leaving.”
> “Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
> Other
>>45286085
>>45286122
>>45286185
To be fair, Jennis is adorable
I have to pause the thread here for a little bit, my family's dragging me out somewhere. But it shouldn't be more than an hour and a half tops. Will be back soon.
Discuss things amongst yourselves, eh?
>>45286248
>“Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
>>45285967
>> Other
"Let's talk about it later. I am not sure this place is safe, you know?"
>>45286248
>“Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
>>45286248
>> Other
"Misri, I swear we will come back, but if we stay here any longer, that guy from before, the Eye, is going to show up. "
>>45286260
It doesn't change that Rhys fucked her just so he could get something for free.
>>45286248
>> “Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
>>45286260
this is a fact
>>45286248
> “No. We’re leaving.”
If we're caught here we're dead, and I don't mean like when Lotte cornered us or the furies chased us, I mean dead as in DArth Vader after us, Boba Fett forever breathing down our necks, Inquisitors coming out of the wood work for our hides. The Eye of Emperor already can feel you out Misri, we have no time.
>>45286330
Seconding this
>>45286278
Curses Real life matters!
>>45286339
I would've voted to fuck her for nothing.
>>45286330
>>45286380
They're currently tied up with the Admiral in the battle over the station right now. After this battle is done, the planet will be locked down even further. This is our only real chance to explore the planet. We turn this down now, and Misri will never forgive us.
>>45286339
To be fair we did give her connection to expand her clients and a huge amount of scraps from the dreadnaught.
>>45286278
First Laze with his "errands", then you fucking off for damn near two hours. Well at least I hope you have a good time.
>>45286431
And if we dawdle too long we're trapped like rats in a cage, and slated for death.
>>45286446
We can spare a couple hours.
>>45286248
>> “Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
We're not coming back. That's just a bold faced lie.
>>45286471
That's not a risk that I want to take, not with the Eye around
>>45286471
The battle could be over in minutes. We've already been doing this for hours.
>>45286431
and i agree with that but on the otherhand i feel we are spoiling this girl way too much.
We give her a starfighter, droids, let her out of the frighter, and allowed her to practice the force and the jedi.
Not to mention just last post she promised not to ask us anything again.
>>45286599
This is different. Misri has been a Coruscant slumbaby all her life and knows literally nothing about herself. Now she's on the surface of her race's home planet. She needs this for the sake of her identity. She's just been offered the opportunity to discover her true origins, and that is extremely difficult a feeling to deny.
>>45286654
So we should pamper and spoil her because she has a great ass and risk getting all of us killed?
>>45286599
I kind of want to have her get us in trouble just to slap her and tell her how much her stupid little needs have fucked over the entire crew.
That despite all the warnings she continued to act stupid and got the attention of the Eye when we could have gotten away without their notice.
>>45286669
A great ass that hasn't even put out, at that.
We should space her and take Jennis.
Does Misri really think after a planet had virtually the entirety of its population purged, and now whatever was not destroyed is now presumably covered in years worth of snow, that she will find anything in a span of time that won't get us caught?
Naive, is the word.
>>45286282
>>45286317
>>45286340
>>45286491
This is the "Let's get ourselves fuckign killed over nothing option."
see>>45286774
and>>45286685
WE're not going to find anything, there is nothing to find, we're short on time, and going to be in deep shit if we're still here when the battle ends which is soon. Furthermore her fancies have repeatedly put us and the rest of the crew in danger.
>>45286825
Dicking around for a bit longer so she doesn't throw a bitch fit and so we don't have to come back is the better option in my opinion.
>>45286851
>A bit
We're already hours away from our ship, we're liable to be found soon anyways, and Misri WON'T leave until she finds something, Letting her look then trying to bail and most likely failing is stupid. Fatally stupid.
>>45286851
I am not sure how much more clearly I can spell out if we get caught we get put on the execution block and she dies. Neither of which I want to risk
>>45286825
>WE're not going to find anything, there is nothing to find
That's a lot to presume. Either way, we're already here and are presented with the cleanest opportunity available to sate Misri's curiosity. Whether we leave now or leave later, we can never come back, so we might as well do it now and get it over with.
>>45286925
>That's a lot to presume.
The planet was fucking swept and purged, there is nothing worth finding, the empire took most of it and blew up the rest.
You are risking quest over and character death just because one npc is pitching a fit and has a great ass. We're never coming back but we'll live you colossal arrogant stupid asshat.
>>45286925
>tfw the space battle is more than likely already over
>tfw the troopers on planet have probably reported that the science team that was sent has arrived
>tfw we do in fact have a deadline
I'm of the opinion that, had we plentiful amounts of time we could explore. But that simply isn't the case. This is a dangerous place to be caught on, and I'd rather be hated by Misri than either Hunted by the Inquisition or captured by them here.
Compounding this is the fact that a global extermination of life is not clean and is immensely destructive leaves very little, if anything of worth when added to likely decades of the elements and just plain degradation over time.
In either case we're not making friends. Maybe we'll explore -and- get off planet in time, maybe not. Maybe we'll leave and Misri will hate Rhys, maybe she'll understand if we explain to her, maybe not. But of all the maybes the least directly harmful one to us and our crew is to just leave.
Many or few, anon?
>>45286925
Her curiosity is never going to be sated.
We tell her to give up on the force, she carries on. We tell her fucking inquisitors are probing our mind, she carries on.
As much as I love her, she's a fucking idiot, and nothing short of an actual inquisitor killing one of our crew (and probably us) to try and get her is going to stop her.
>>45286248
>> Other. "Misri, you're a Force Sensitive Miralukan in restricted imperial space being hunted by an Inquisitor and what borders on an entire armada. If we're getting out of this we cannot stay here. I'm sorry, but please, you have to see how this will play out if we stay here too long."
>>45287093
>inb4 Rhys gets an arm taken off and cannot fly anymore because Misri decides to use the force on an Imperial facility again and the Inquisitions catches it for real
>>45287093
And that's exactly what I want.
Maybe Kuvasz, and/or Sparks, die because of Misri's insatiable curiousity and oblivious use of the Force even though she's warned to be more careful.
I want her to feel the consequences of her actions. I want her to suffer.
>>45286248
> “No. We’re leaving.”
>>45287170
But anon, then we lose crew.
Fuck that, I like our crew.
>>45287093
She was slated for a tragic death that'll break Rhys' heart the second a cute cripple girl stepped on board his ship. I just want to be able to conceivably get the rest of the crew away instead of having her bite it dramatically in heavily restricted Imperial space where the rest of them will probably die.
>>45287170
that's fucked, anon.
go away with that terribleness.
>>45287170
I imagine it would be Kuvasz, which is a shame because I actually think he's the best member of our crew.
>>45287243
She wont die herself, because German likes his waifus. I mean consider the fact that Lotte is still alive after the shit she's pulled. So that leaves everyone else to suffer for her mistakes.
>>45287243
I'm just waiting for Lotte to snap and kill Misri in front of Rhys.
>>45287294
Have you been reading the threads at all? Lotte feels bad about what she did and wants to make it up to Rhys.
Killing his crew will not advance that goal of hers.
>>45287341
though to be fair a lot of things she had done did not advance her goals but rather impede hem..
>>45287294
I'd prefer to see Vikker compare Misri to Lotte, how the former gets us into trouble because of her own stupidity and obliviousness, and the latter gets us into trouble because of her stupidity and desire to bring Rhys back to the Imperial fold.
>>45287352
She was blinded by PROMOTIONS then, she is wiser now.
Also horrified that she drove us to working for such a creepy admiral.
>>45287341
Conversely she could make the assumption that the reason Rhys isn't a steadfast loyal imperial citizen is because of these filthy Xenos and Mandalorians corrupting him.
We all know she's mentally impaired.
>>45287341
We've been carting around a witch. She might think Misri's been manipulating us.
She's also a sociopath with a poor understanding of how actual people feel, so I wouldn't put it past her.
>>45287341
And being a drunk, emotionally devastated wreck who was continually shot down and vilified by what she considers to be her best friend and perhaps closest thing to a family she had
totally screams mentally sound and good decision making.
>>45287383
>>45287395
>>45287396
Schteel has explicitely said she feels bad about driving Rhys away and wants to mend bridges, or at least, convince him not to work for Reike
We should start checking for what other mechanics are available.
After telling her no. Once she throws a fit that'd be a good chance of telling her that she's going to get people, and herself, killed.
>>45287341
>Have you been reading the threads at all?
Why does it feel like whenever someone says something like this they immediately follow up with something that makes them sound like they haven't been doing whatever they are preaching?Chill, mang, I'm just shooting the shit, and you're waifu a shit.
>>45287420
You mean like how she wanted to mend bridges by putting a bounty on us and flooding the streets of Coruscant with stormtroopers?
>>45287442
I waifu no woman, only money
>>45287457
that was before, this is now
>>45287420
The problem is the nature of Lotte's bridge mending. As a member of team 6- wisdom, Lotte may choose to do something (else) that completely alienates Rhys, since she has a terrible understanding of what motivates him.
>>45287420
>trusting anything Schteel says about his waifus
>when we have hard evidence that proves otherwise
Yeah, just like she's so smart, despite making the dumbest fucking decisions she possibly could have at literally every single opportunity.
>>45287479
What DOES motivate Rhys, besides flying a fighter jet and banging hot chicks? Rhys has gotten plenty of flight hours as a freelancer.
>>45287506
We haven't seen her since we blew up the inside of her ship and broke ties.
She feels bad about stuff now that patriotism isn't blinding her.
>>45287525
Money, probably. I think that's a big issue for Rhys in that his ideals go as far as the credits do.
>>45287525
Notice how she didn't actually offer either of those things, and instead decided having him get shot at was a wiser course of action.
>>45287550
>his ideals go as far as the credits do
Comes with the territory when you're Star Wars scum, at least until you meet a princess from Alderaan.
>>45287550
>We haven't seen her since we blew up the inside of her ship and broke ties.
>She feels bad about stuff now that patriotism isn't blinding her.
So what you're saying is we should metagame based on what Schteel has told us, rather than play based on what Rhys knows. Got it.
Come on, anon.
>>45287525
Money and loyalty. Literally every action Rhys has taken (since the players started controlling him) has been to get richer or to help someone Rhys is loyal to (Misri, Vikker, Kuvasz, (formerly) Lotte).
We should just tell Msiri to get her shit together or we're finding a new, less needy mechanic that won't get us killed.
>>45287600
I'm not talking about using that knowledge, I'm talking about not brewing up insane scenarios for 0 reason.
>>45287631
>0 reason
>despite there being reason
>despite the fact that anon can brew up whatever scenario he wants as a hypothetical
>despite you being assblasted
Is Killer being forced to watch the superbowl or something?Because it's been 2 hours.
I'm back, sorry for being so long, writing update.
>>45289082
Who?
>>45289098
I meant German, my mind went blank.
>>45289088
Don't be, you were with family. That's important.
>>45289098
A guy who runs a really bad quest on anonkun. Essentually runs rape quests.
>>45289235
What? Didn't know that when i wrote that.
> “Fine. We’ll stay, but only for a little bit.”
“Misri. You are testing my patience.” She frowns, obviously a bit hurt at that. “But I will let you have an hour at most to explore.” She nods frantically, understanding. “There is someone after you, you have made a lot of requests of me lately. Please, let this be the last one for tonight, alright?”
“Yeah.” She smiles gently, taking your hand gratefully. “I understand.” You nod to the door, and she hurries out. You look over at Kuvasz, who continues to look at you with the same stern look a father would give to his son. “What are you looking at, tough guy?”
“Personally, I believe you are making the right decision, risking it to allow Misri a bit of closure on who she is,” he says. “I won’t say no more on the topic.” Fine, but if it’s the right decision to risk your skin over something as insignificant as this, you’re not sure what’s right anymore, damn it.
-
-
With that, you sat in the machine shop, watching Lev assemble the final pieces on the tracker necessary to calculate the next destination of the Katana Fleet. “Sir, if I may ask.” You nod. “What will be the plan once we get the next destination?”
“If we’re still working for the Empire by then, it’ll be deploying Interdictors I hope,” you say. “Lot of gravity well generators, we stop up the Fleet, turn everything off, salvage what’s useful, pulls what ships that are intact into the Imperial Fleet.” You smile a little. It is quite a simple solution to a big problem. Only someone like you could have thought of that. You bring up your comm-link. “Vikker. How’s Misri doing?”
[1/2]
>>45289502
[2/2]
“Still scanning the horizon,” he says. “Nothing to note.” You sigh. Can’t believe you’re wasting time like this. You stand up, then note the Stormtroopers still here.
“Grymsley.” He looks over at you. “You know, you three didn’t have to stay with us.”
“We owe you,” he says. “We’ll be here until our superior relieves us.” Great. As nice as it is hanging out with the Stormtroopers, you don’t want them on your ship all the time. Goodness knows you were sick of them as a Cadet.
“I found something!” says Misri over the comm-link. “Land the ship! I’m going to land mine!” You command Dodger and Wilco to land the ship, and in a few short minutes, all of you come charging out of the boarding ramp. Misri’s new N-1T has landed, and she’s already rushing off. “This way!”
“Misri, wait!” you yell. Kublai chuckles a bit, happy to be chasing something apparently as you all follow Misri.
And you follow her into the wrecked remnants of a town. The only things that remain are the skeletal remnants of what would have been houses, stores, schools. Judging by the wood and stone left over, this town must have stood for quite some time before whatever happened. Misri walks through the center of town, in awe. You sigh. “Okay, Misri,” you say. “You found-“
“This is where I was born,” she says. “I-… it’s coming to me. I can sort of remember this.” You roll your eyes, walking up to her. “Wait, over there!” She hurriedly jogs over to one of the bigger burnt out houses. “Yeah… this was my family’s house. It feels so familiar. It’s all coming to me now.” She smiles happily, a few tears dripping out from under the eyewraps. “Yeah. This is home.”
A wrecked, burnt out home.
She kneels down, then sweeps a bit of snow and frost to reveal a crest, a family symbol of lineage. It was just like the one on her necklace. “What are you doing?” you ask.
[2/3]
>>45289534
[3/3]
She presses down on it, and it pushes down. The crest glows blue, apparently a secret compartment only for Force wielders maybe. With a loud click, the crest splits in two sliding into the floor to reveal a secret compartment. She pulls out a small box, and opens it up.
And inside was nothing more than a glowing green crystal. “What is it?” you ask.
You know exactly what it is.
> “It’s a Kyber crystal.”
> “It’s nothing, it’s just a crystal.”
> “It’s mine.”
> Other
>>45289557
>> “It’s mine.
>(Whisper) I'll tell you later not now.
We still have troopers on our ship best be careful
>>45289557
>Misri, close the box and get on the ship now, we're getting off this planet and I will explain that later, for now don't tell anyone it exists until I say so. Do you understand?
>>45289557
>Huh Something that might be valuable for a hunk of rock.
>Misri, later, tell no one about this.
>>45289557
>Other
"It looks like a crystal, probably a family heirloom, given how it was hidden."
We've still got those Stormtroopers with us, RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW, since Schteel said everyone came running here.
We tell Misri in secret later, and we need to get the fuck out of here because she probably pinged on the Eye's Force radar.
>>45289579
This.
>>45289557
> “It’s nothing, it’s just a crystal.”
It's a particularly fancy lamp and nothing more. Don't enable her dreams of grandeur.
>>45289557
>>45289598
This.
Being a parental figure is fucking suffering.
>>45289557
>>Misri, close the box and get on the ship now, we're getting off this planet and I will explain that later, for now don't tell anyone it exists until I say so. Do you understand?
>>45289775
meh, i still consider her a waifu.
At least until we meet a Echani.
>>45289851
>i still consider her a waifu.
Nah mate
>>45289775She is my waifu. Lottie was my first but then she went total monster bitch.
>>45289874
The mandos aren't. Lottie is a raging cunt.
The rebel is a filthy rebel.
Misri is best girl.
>>45289916
But anon he said, "Nah mate." That means everyone else is wrong.
>>45289916
All these opinions, except for Lotte, she's a cunt
>>45289557
>>45289579
This.
>>45289966
The mandos are pants on head retarded save for Erma and she's been burnt by Rhys before.
We've been solidly Empire. We'd have to give the Katana fleet to the rebels to actually do anything with the other chick.
Misri's only fault is that she's being all "jedi."
>>45290019
I don't have a fault or problem with Misri, i just don't see her as a waifu.
>>45290019
The only thing if we leave the Empire if admiral guy betrays us but then we hook up with the Mandos first before joining the rebels.
> Other
“Close up that box, Misri.” She looks up at you, confused. “I will explain everything but that crystal remains secret between you and me, got it?”
She nods, placing the box underneath her jacket. “Alright, I got it.”
“Rhys!” Vikker calls to you as you all turn around. Everyone manages to catch up with you finally. “What happened, did you find anything?” You take a look at Misri, a very knowing look. One that says to lie.
She shakes her head. “No, no we didn’t find anything.”
“Really?” He snorts. “What a waste of time then.”
“I wouldn’t call it that,” says Kuvasz.
Your comm-link beeps. It’s Lev calling you. “Sir, our sensors are picking up an incoming ship. It is an Imperial Nu-class shuttle.” Oh no. You see the incoming searchlights of an approaching ship. “It is close sir, I would advise hiding.”
You’re about to make a run for the ship when Grymsley stops you. “Let us handle this. We’ll stall them.” The shuttle breaks the clouds, shining a light on the Stormtroopers as you all make to hide in wreckage and rubble all over the town. It slowly lands down in the center of town, knocking over a few buildings through sheer shock alone. Then out of the front ramp comes the man in black armor himself. The Emperor’s Eye, backed up by the Sisters. “My Lord.”
“Where are they?” he demands.
Grymsley and the Stormtroopers look at each other, mock confusion. “We don’t know what you mean, sir. We just escaped from-“ From the Emperor’s Eye’s helmet comes a red light. Grymsley and the Stormtroopers are suddenly engulfed in a glaring red flash. The all freeze, writhing and twitching. “S- Sir!”
[1/2]
“She is here, I feel it. And you are stalling me,” he says. They all scream as they’re slowly dissolved piece by piece. Misri quietly gasps, looking away and burying her face into your arm. The Stormtroopers scream as they’re turned into dust, which blows away in the blizzard wind. “Find her!” he yells. The Sisters nod, drawing the hilts of their sabers and marching through town.
Okay, that was horrific.
> Make a run for the ship.
> Distract them somehow.
> Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
> Other
>>45290113
yeah. i gotta agree with you there
>>45290188
Told you, you fucking "what can it hurt" fags. Now we're all dead.
>Distraction rock throw.
>>45290188
>he killed one of the only sensible, cool, and bro-tier stormtroopers in the galaxyIn other news, someone used one of the less used Force Powers out there, yippee! Even though it's ludicrously draining to use.
> Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
Nah, nigga, we'll drop the Barloz on yo ass.
>>45290188
>> Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
>>45290188
>> Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
>>45290260
I only thought it fitting that the Emperor's Eye would use a Force power that involved literally staring someone to death.
>>45290188
>Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
Strafing runs! All day every day until you like it!
Also, we should pick up a normal shotgun. Or would Star Wars refer to it as a scatter thrower or something?
>>45290320
Indeed.
But he needs to watch out, because it's a horribly inefficient power.Also because I'm going to strangle him with his eyeballs.
>>45290188
> Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
Congratulations. By continuing to enable the child you have gotten three of the few nice stormtroopers in the whole galaxy killed, gotten the Inquisition on our ass, and are very likely destroying what ties we still have with the Empire.
>>45290188
>Call Lev to land in the town, forget running for the ship.
>>45290370
Some people will do anything for a waifu i have been against her learning the force from the start.
Guess we going full rebel now
It's either that or get inquisitored
>>45290440
For what it's worth, even if Misri weren't a member of the crew, the Inquisition would still have eyes on Rhys for being a latent Force Sensitive.
>>45290440
Nah, we're going to call the Mando's, and Jennis, and a bunch of other faggots we know, and steal the Katana fleet.
And we're going to cover it in scrap metal and refuel it and fly around with the most badass ramshackle fleet of obsolete old ass fucking ships in the galaxy.
>>45290494
I think it's been mentioned in the past, but even with all the contacts Rhys has, there isn't enough manpower for a skeleton crew among skeleton crews to run the entire Katana Fleet.
>>45290478
>implying
They couldn't tell a garden snake from a small garden hose.
Vader, though, if he saw Rhys in action would totally know.
Honestly the Inquisition is mostly incompetent save for a few notable examples. Unfortunately the Eye is not one of them, he can't tell Rhys is Force Sensitive despite standing across a table from him, he only felt when Misri fucked about with it in the ship, he can't sense the subtle.
>>45290188
>Distract them somehow.
If we get back to the Lion's Share without the Sisters and the Eye immediately on our tail, can we tell Misri this was all her fault, and those Stormtroopers died because she 1. used the Force at an Imperial installation against our warnings 2. decided to stick around even though she knew that said Eye was near enough to still sense her.
>>45290537
That's what Jennis is for, she's going to scrap half the fleet. And we're going to tear half the ships apart to add MORE GUNS and MORE ARMOR and MORE ENGINES to the ships that remain.
Anon, we don't need all the ships, we don't even need half of them, but with the jury-rigging bullshit we'll do we're going to have one seriously powerful little fleet.
>>45290542
I don't think that grinding it in is really necessary, she's a big girl and I think she realized that those people got disintegrated because of something she wanted to do
>>45290542
The Stormtroopers willingly put themselves out there and weren't expecting to be disintegrated. You can't grind Misri's nose into the shitpile by saying "everything is your fault."
>>45290631
If we didn't stay, they wouldn't have had to stand there and be disintegrated.
Cause and effect, anon.
>>45290631
Let him be a salty cunt if he wants.
>>45290631
>Knowing we're not supposed to be here
>Knowing the Eye is looking for us
>Knowing Time is short
>Pitching a bitch fit because "muh family" and "a place where I belong"
It's clearly both hers and Rhys's fault for this, because anons can't say no to anything with tits.
>>45290631
They wouldn't have been there in the first place if we had just left.
Also, I think Misri used the Force again when finding her home and the crystal, drawing the Eye down here.
I mean, he couldn't sense her back on the station when she wasn't actively using her powers, so the only way that he knew that she was on the planet (and the exact town she was in) was if she used her powers again.
So, no, I think she needs to have her face ground into it.
>>45290678
If Misri was a dude Miraluka, he wouldn't be under the same compulsions current Misri is under? Rhys would've been more or less tolerant of Misri's requests if he were a dude?
>>45290704
We have no certainty Misri was actively using the Force to locate the village and open the compartment.
Well if we need a shield, stand behind Kuvasz.
That armor would take quite a while to disintegrate, that shit is tough as fuck. And that sight power does have its efficiency affected by the material in line of sight.
Man, Kuvasz is gonna fucking die here.
>>45290704
If we had just said fuck it we're leaving. She'd have like sneaked off the ship while we went to get the logs.
>>45290746
Like I said you're never going to convince them, let'em be salty
>>45290746
>We have no certainty Misri was actively using the Force to locate the village and open the compartment.
Yes, we aren't certain.
But I think a good argument can be made that she did, otherwise how did the Eye know how where exactly he needed to go?
From his actions on the station, it did appear that he could not get a current lock on Misri because she wasn't using her power at the time.
>>45290631
We're on a restricted planet in high security space, and a girl at the top of the Imperial Genocide List whines about not being taken with us, whines about wanting to know about the planet and her "identity," then uses the space magic that she's been repeatedly told is stupidly dangerous to get a goddamn nightlight that puts us even higher on the shitkicking list, and then as a result of all that the Inquisition shows up and murders three otherwise loyal soldiers.
It IS her fault.
>>45290746
Possibly under the same compulsions, but anons would have said no. Because he didn't have tits.
>>45290764
we'd have had Vikker make sure she wouldn't and if she did, We should have left her, because she suffering a terminal case of LSS aka Lotte Stupidity Syndrome. Of course that was your justification for caving to her every whim anyways. now the odds are this quest is dead and your precious waifu dies horribly. Enjoy faggot.
>>45290806
It's almost not worth trying to hammer that in anon's heads. She has tits, and is so-called waifu material, so nothing she does can ever be wrong or her fault.
Okay, guys, anons, brothers, can we at least agree
The Eye is a total faggot and someone should space him?
>>45290816
>Spering this hard.
In Misri's position we'd have also left the ship to search for shit. IF we were in her position we'd be screaming? The homeworld! Plot demands we search!
>>45290836
Instead of spacing him we should blow him up with concussion missiles.
Poor Stormtroopers, they might have been disposable pawns but dammit, they sacrificed themselves for us.
>>45290836
He's just doing his job. Misri's the one who decided against all fucking sense to stick around because she might maybe find something vaguely related to her past.
>>45290836
Oh yeah, the Eye is going to get spaced sooner or later. Don't worry about that.
>>45290872
he's a fucking evil darksider, you goddamn sociopath
>>45290678
This is no different from when we ran a mandalorian blockade for Kuvasz. As far as I know, he doesn't have tits.
>>45290872
>Murdering Imperial soldiers
>His job
You know this reminds me of that one Anonkun quest GS wrote. The one where the man goes to find his abducted wife, spent everything to do so, then finds out she's been playing pirate and gave no thought to him or their daughter til she nearly kills him. Then she bitches at him for doing what he did, and Anons STILL wanted to waifu her after she lied, cheated and abandoned her.
>>45290899
They were deliberately hiding a force user. It was regretful that they died but understandable.
>>45290916
after she lied, cheated and abandoned the Mc*.
Misri's N1-T was loaded up back into the Lion's Share right during the search?
>>45290898
That's true. Kuvasz wanted to run the Tatooine blockade to help out the innocents on Tatooine. That time, Rhys actually got shot down and needed to hide out with Jawas for a day before he was rescued. What makes this any different?
>>45290872
Now we know to ignore you , amazing
>>45290891
> implying dark side = evil
>>45290947
Or saving Vikker and Kuvasz from Lotte as well.
>>45290947
Nah man, the quest is ruined, everything is terrible reeeee.
Did I do a good impression?
>>45290947
Because no one died, then, and it was for Kuvasz whose reasoning was for the good of the people, a great many people, in fact.
This is about one girl and her wish fulfillment.
Kind of a gigantic difference, one being for selfless reasons which were honestly good, the other is for selfish reasons which are largely irrelevant.
>>45290972
perfect!
>>45290963
The one Jedi Rhys met regretted his actions and gave up peacefully, willing to live in solitude for the rest of his days as atonement.
Granted, Rhys hasn't met any true Sith, but if this is what the Dark Side looks like, then Dark Side users are assholes.
>>45290998
I think we should dock him a point, his spelling was solid.
>>45290853
>Stupid action that guarantees getting us killed
>ever a good fucking move
Fuck off Rhys is supposed to show sense not enable someone getting him and his crew killed.
>>45290898
We also had better chances, wouldn't blacklist an entire fucking empire who would collapse down on us so hard it'd be sad, or break our principals.
>>45290947
1. Tattooine wouldn't bring the empire down on us,.
2. It was managable since space combat, which is our specialty
>>45290966
Crew>all, which Misri being an entitled little bitch has forgotten and is going to get us killed over.
>>45290988
very good point
>>45291026
>REEEEEEEEEEEE
>>45291026
>REEEEEEEEEE
>>45291026
>REEEEEEEEEEEE
>>45291045
>>45291066
>I can't come up with a good argument, so I'll greentext mockingly to cover my stupidity.
>>45291084
>>45291084
>REEEEEEEEEEEE
We should drop Msiri off on some backwater planet, wish her luck with the force, and find a new mechanic.
Spoiling the shit out of her and risking our crew's lives with her every whim is beyond stupid. Cat not-slaver junker is plenty fine for Rhys and a lot less likely to ruin everything.
>>45291045
>>45291066
>>45291078
>>45291097
Now this is shitposting
>>45291045
>>45291066
>>45291078
Gee, anon, why do you get TWO PHONES?
>>45291045
>>45291066
>>45291078
DURRRR I CANT MAKE GOOD ARGUMENT I IS SPERG REEEEEE!
>>45291084
>I like thinking my opinions are valid after being told no one gives a fuck. I'm going to keep shoving it down their throats until they're forced to mock me.
>>45291026
>Crew>all
Misri isn't part of the crew? Misri discovering her identity is no less valid an objective than anything else done so far?
>>45291102
Or we could not, because she's a fun and interesting character who, despite her flaws and naivete, acts as a moral anchor for Rhys?
>>45291102
>Jennis now follows you around with her newly purchased junker-cruiser, picking her way through all the bullshit you get yourself into
Well this took a turn for the better.
>>45291026
We shouldn't expect the little girl who's finally on her homeworld to want to look around.
When she does we should hate her for it.
Got it. I disagree. We chose to do this, you lost the vote. We were aware of the possible repercussions.
>>45291111
Actually, one of those is mine. I thought it was humorous
>>45291142
>one
>>45291134
Moral anchors are for losers. And we're not a loser. Are we?
>>45291139
If only.
>>45291140
Let him be a salty cunt. Like I've said twice
Can I just say that Misri's desire to explore this planet is completely reasonable. Our desire to get the fuck out of here was completely reasonable. Allowing Misri to have a short time on the planet to discover something about her past was a reasonable compromise. The fact that people died was horrible, but let's not blame ourselves/Misri for the actions of the emperor's Eye. Instead, let's focus on escaping and ultimately how we'll fight the Eye when he inevitably turns up again to get Misri.
>>45291160
>>45291121
Except her doing so puts all the crew in mortal danger, for only her gain, and such gain is at best suspect.
It'd be like a trooper leading his squad into the line of sigh of an enemy machine gun nest, with no cover, because he thought there might be something valuable at that one spot.
>>45291140
>We shouldn't expect the little girl who's finally on her homeworld to want to look around.
She can want all she wants, she put us all in danger, and it's our job to keep her from letting her youthful naiveté getting her or the rest of the crew killed.
>When she does we should hate her for it.
We should make her own up to the repercussions of her actions, not coddle her because she has tits.
These are the people who forced Zaalbar to kill Mission Vao when she disagreed with Revan falling to the Dark Side.
>>45291185
Sounds reasonable.
So when a crew member dies, Rhys is going to ask Reike to kill the Eye for payment for finding the Katana fleet, right?
>>45291194
>Implying Revan ever fell to the dark side during the Jedi Civil War
Revan turned back to the light and Mission never died. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
>>45291194
Admit it- that was hilarious in a badwrong sort of way.My brother's Revan wasn't mindfuckery enough to do it. Was curious if mine could.
>>45291185
>let's focus on escaping and ultimately how we'll fight the Eye when he inevitably turns up again to get Misri.
But that sounds productive and reasonable.
>>45291194
That was hilariously evil and you know it.
>>45291160
>Other people can't possibly think I'm sperging like an idiot
You were in the right sperging about Lottie awhile back and I sperg'd right with you.
>>45291185
Exactly.
>>45291190
I think she's got the message and we were aware this was going to happen. We saw it coming. But we allowed it anyway to watch over her, instead of having her throw a fit and get into a more dangerous situation alone.
This was going to happen sooner or later and we couldn't just cloister her away without destroying their relationship.
>>45291284
Is it really sperging if you're Magneto?
I mean, Cyclops?
Fuck, I mean, right?
>>45291284
>This was going to happen sooner or later and we couldn't just cloister her away without destroying their relationship.
It's a high adventure story. The narrative is morally obligated to make this happen.
