Further crushing the inhabitants of the Outer Colonies, Imperial forces became complacent, unprepared. Dozens of shipyards were raided, their garrison's bombarded; thus, a bloody revolution became certain. That was five years ago...
// Oh, my sense of humor tends to be rather "sharp" is a way to put it, I think. I dunno.
Well paint me purple and call me Daisy - I'd be happy to oblige!
// But Mr. Roger's was a sniper deployed in Vietnam so they'd get along just fine I wager.
But the idea was there lmao. It's not so much a hobby as it is a Galactic Civil War, in which he is a revolutionary Soldier - an ace Pilot.
I thought it'd be cool but it's basically -
// I feel the pain - all Lyran does is dogfight in a Mech all the time, sleep in the cockpit and lurk all over the starship he's on.
It's basically a cold blooded serial killer trying to talk to Mr. Roger's when I think about it.
@SpectralMysteri - and Lyran, frozen not out of fear, but morbid curiosity. His face contorted into a snarl as he shook his head, banishing both thought and expression. Now he needed a damn drink.
The Pilot stalked past the boy, speaking only to himself as he growled: "Keep moving..."
Shore leave. While docked on yet another planet, the USS Arcadius' crew were granted a week to calm their nerves. Soldiers flocked to the bars, as did non-combatants; they saw combat regularly these days, something they'd not expected.
Unlike his Squad and allies, -
@SpectralMysteri - seemed to be ghostly..
"Depends on the game," he said, speaking idly as his boots thumped against the frozen soil. "Wolves love this time."
A steady stream of vapor left Lyran as he spoke, making way for a memory flash: A man screaming for help, a ravenous wolf growling.. -