((It's okay, man. Happens to the best of us))
@BroomHare @ImpossibleJedi4 @silentlyArctic @Namalucibai
The Aquilae swifted through the oncoming wave of TIEs, then did a hard 90 degree turn to shake some of its pursuers off...which worked for a grand total of ten seconds. Amida groaned in frustration as the dots in his radar only seemed to increase, no matter how many turns he made. He didn't even bother to try and see how many TIEs they were up against. For all he knew, there were enough to make this a living hell.
He chuckled at Garrik's coment. If he knew what he was doing, they'd be out of the system already. But alas. He didn't want to admit it, but he was growing anxious by the minute. "I'm a pilot. Gotta keep the ship moving, Garrik. Otherwise we won't make our stellar escape."
Well, it appeared that his sense of humor worked even under the unrelenting pressure of an Imperial fleet. He decided this was a good thing. Amida quickly brushed the thought aside as he swerved to -unsuccessfully- avoid another flurry of plasma and broke into yet another barrell roll. This only made aiming more difficult to Garrik, but Amida couldn't afford standing still under heavy fire. He had tried to help the ex-captain by shooting from the only laser cannon linked to the console, but his awful aim wasn't of much help. So instead he redirected the energy from the single cannon to the shields, and went back to piloting.
"Kriffin' finally!" He snapped as he saw how a starfighter got rid of a couple of annoyingly persistent TIEs. He couldn't hold back a whistle when he identified the model. "Holy-- that's a Preybird! First time being so close to one of 'em. What an idiot, wastin' a perfectly good ship like this," He added, sighing. He was happy to have any help at all, but still. Poor *******. "Garrik, focus on the TIEs closer to us."
It was an unnecessary gesture, but he still supposed he owed the other ship his thanks, even if the battle was far from over. He sent the Preybird a message. "Much obliged for the help, whoever you are--I'll let you have the farther ones, yeah?"
@BroomHare @ImpossibleJedi4 @silentlyArctic @Namalucibai
The Aquilae swifted through the oncoming wave of TIEs, then did a hard 90 degree turn to shake some of its pursuers off...which worked for a grand total of ten seconds. Amida groaned in frustration as the dots in his radar only seemed to increase, no matter how many turns he made. He didn't even bother to try and see how many TIEs they were up against. For all he knew, there were enough to make this a living hell.
He chuckled at Garrik's coment. If he knew what he was doing, they'd be out of the system already. But alas. He didn't want to admit it, but he was growing anxious by the minute. "I'm a pilot. Gotta keep the ship moving, Garrik. Otherwise we won't make our stellar escape."
Well, it appeared that his sense of humor worked even under the unrelenting pressure of an Imperial fleet. He decided this was a good thing. Amida quickly brushed the thought aside as he swerved to -unsuccessfully- avoid another flurry of plasma and broke into yet another barrell roll. This only made aiming more difficult to Garrik, but Amida couldn't afford standing still under heavy fire. He had tried to help the ex-captain by shooting from the only laser cannon linked to the console, but his awful aim wasn't of much help. So instead he redirected the energy from the single cannon to the shields, and went back to piloting.
"Kriffin' finally!" He snapped as he saw how a starfighter got rid of a couple of annoyingly persistent TIEs. He couldn't hold back a whistle when he identified the model. "Holy-- that's a Preybird! First time being so close to one of 'em. What an idiot, wastin' a perfectly good ship like this," He added, sighing. He was happy to have any help at all, but still. Poor *******. "Garrik, focus on the TIEs closer to us."
It was an unnecessary gesture, but he still supposed he owed the other ship his thanks, even if the battle was far from over. He sent the Preybird a message. "Much obliged for the help, whoever you are--I'll let you have the farther ones, yeah?"