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originally posted in:The New Dojo
9/28/2017 9:38:25 PM
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The pilot was dead...
Clearly, no matter who’s allegiance the Imperials on that ship were (whether they sympathized with Korsis’s cause or not) were dead.
Clearly, it would already be too risky to either jump into hyperspace or go to the Destroyers without being blown to pieces and being torn apart.
The best idea would’ve been to either land on Tatakai itself, or go back to his own ship...
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He turned towards the navigation computer and pushed the pilot out of his chair. "I was only an apprentice when I first saw this kind computer. Now, it's considered outdated, but I'm still an ace with it." Korsis smirked and flew directly towards the pilot's intended location- the General's Star Destroyer. Already, his Dreadnought and the five Executors were shifting to take aim at the aforementioned Star Destroyer. Kilometers away, the dying trooper remembered the silver device he had seen in Korsis's hand. It had been a transponder of sorts... Damn the trooper's stupidity. Suddenly, Korsis was struck with a strange sense of fear. Someone else was on that ship. Someone far more powerful than him.
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...unfortunately, he couldn’t always use the force to get his way out of these types of situations. The shuttle completely shut down, as it flew backwards, the two Star Destroyers seemingly not firing at him at all. Clearly, the Force couldn’t be used to recharge an Imperial shuttle.
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"Damnit. -blam!-ing computers." He needed to return to Tatakai anyways; he had someone that he needed to talk with.
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The shuttle proceeded to drop similar to a meteor on to the ground , crashing somewhere near the Dojo itself, the roaring sound of TIEs being heard near his position, and the roaring sound of cries, and blasted fire.
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Korsis climbed out of the ship, his robes dirtied and the edges torn. He was angry to say the least. "Imperial Executor [i]Deliverance[/i], enter atmosphere near the site of the enemy invasion and launch a shuttle of troopers to my locations as soon as possible. All other ships... hold your fire on the enemy until I give the word." Korsis then hailed the [i]Belligerence[/i] with his own personal hologram projector. "Kiyala or whatever the hell your name is, get your ships out. Of. My. System. Now." He ended the transmission and looked to the source of the noise.
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They didn’t budge...because the two leaders currently weren’t on any of the Star Destroyers at that current time. The shuttle kept plummeting to the ground, almost like a meteor, straight through Tatakai’s orbit.
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Korsis, being the badass that he was, was prepared for this. As he reached the ground, he used the Force to slow his descent until he landed, feet first, on the ground. He was aiming to fall in the village that was currently being assaulted, and had succeeded. He ignited his sabers and made his way to the main battle.
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...That village happened to be near the Dojo, various numbers of Imperials setting the place ablaze, some thronging and opening fire.
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Korsis was in BattleMode™. In a flurry of slashes and lightning, Korsis spun and twisted to cut down every Imperial he could see- except for whom he made out to be the commanding officer of the slaughtered squad. "You. Come here."
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It happened to be an Imperial Stormtrooper, who was slowly scared as he walked over to Korsis.
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Korsis turned to face the trooper, his blind eyes somehow glowing a faint yellow. "Trooper. What is the motto of your Empire, and what is your mission on this planet?"
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Considering it was out of fear, the Stormtrooper stood up and stuttered, "To bring order to the galaxy, through any means necessary, sir. Our mission on this planet was to recreate the Empire after the death of one Grand Admiral Thrawn, sir!" He yells.
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"Grand Admiral Thrawn... I've heard the legends about him, supposedly the best strategist the galaxy has ever seen. Trooper, turn around for me."
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He did so, promptly, though it was out of fear. Clearly, he was scared for what Korsis would do to him.
