Deadly Games

RainaRose

((Alright, here it is, the RP that is going to change the standered of what a Star Wars RP normally would be! This is a CAN NOT join now that its begun RP unless I give permission in the discussion of Deadly Games. I beg of al RPers to stay active with this one! Enough talk, here we go!))

There were crystals of frozen ice stacked upon more frozen ice in every direction that was viewed by both the ships now discarded only a 100 feet away from each other. Snow danced around the ships in a joyful display for it was not often that the snow had company of any kind. The planet was a lone planet, and it was unknow to any because it had never before been discovered or set foot upon by any other being. Or at least, that was what it seemed. What living creature would want to be apart of such a planet any how? A frozen desolate wasteland couldn't have been worth much for any Galexy.

"Get the ship back online now!" A tall, skinny like woman with short silver hair and deep sea green eyes comanded to the small Jedi crew of no more then 12. They were in an aweful position that was esablished.

"We're working on it, but the back up power isn't coming on and nothing seems to be damaged at al! Somethings wrong!" Responded another woman of lower Jedi rank. Her hair was a long dark brown which flowed to her shoulders and was pulled back into a tight knitted braid. Her brown eyes were working quickly over the ships controls, touching a button here and there while trying to get the ship back online and working.

"Nothing is working, Lina." The brown hair woman responded exasperating. Lina, the short silver hair woman, came to stand next to her lesser and the Captian of the ship, her expression drawn in a grim line as she examined the situation.

"Koretta, we had better get this ship back online. The enemy could attack at any moment!" Lina yelped at the girl. Koretta turned her brown eyes to meet those of Lina's green ones.

"The obviously don't have any power either!" Koretta stated harshly as she dashed her fingers over the controls, trying to get a response of some kind from the ship. Her attempts failed.

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Blonde hair covered her face as she watched the snow around the two dead silent ships lay in rest of the snow. Much bustling was going on about the Sith ship but none of which seemed to matter, something was obviously wrong with this planet. The Jedi sip was right on the other side of her and it would only take a select group to go after them and destroy them, the woman knew. The only problem was, the ship wasn't responding. Or at least, thats what she had herd in all the commotion.

"What is going on!?" Raina, the name of the woman, demanded looking around at the disordered Sith. Her face held obviouse confusion and annoyance as they made their way around the ship, trying to figure out the problems.

((So everyone is clear on the fact that if you are Jedi YOU ARE ON the Jedi Ship and if you are a Sith YOU ARE ON the Sith's ship. Good luck.))

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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Sirak Sazen

About one dozen meters away from the Sith ship, Darth Vereor slowly rose from the soft, cold snow. His freezing hands were covered in blood from a shrapnel wound on his forehead. He wiped away the blood from his face and the snow from his black beard. He couldn't remember much. The battle. The crash. Being launched from the ship on impact. It all seemed like a blur as the harsh wind whipped his face. In his gaze rested miles upon miles of endless tundra. It was barren as far as the eye could see. The cold was starting to be a pain. He rubbed his stinging hands together in an effort to stay warm and spun on his heals to face the opposite direction. Closeby was the ship.

By the time he reached the ship, he'd realized the he was lucky to only have minor wounds from the crash. Raina was moving about the wreckage. Vereor inspected the hull as he drew nearer. He didn't seem to be missed by the crew. Then it his him. Had he dropped his lightsaber? No. A quick check confirmed that it was still secure to his belt. The weapon could surely save his life out here, wherever here was. "Raina," his dry mouth uttered. "What's the damage look like?"
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"I find it hard. It's hard to find, oh well, whatever, nevermind."

RainaRose

Raina's blue tinted eyes turned to him, watching as the Sith moved quickly shouting at each other. She reached around and pulled her hair back into a tight bun, secure on her head as she moved to stand next to Darth Vereor. She was agrivated at the turn of events. If they'd been given a few more moments then they would have won the battle over the Jedi without question. It didn't make sense what was going on and the other Sith fleet would still be engaged in battle. The 12 of the Sith wouldn't be able hold out and they needed to get back and give a report ASAP.

Raina turned to look at Vereor and sighed to herself. She could sense the trouble brewing in the air like clock work.

"They can't get power to the ship. Not even the back up power is coming on and no one can seem to figure out whats going on." Her head turned to the other ship, where the Jedi were nestled safely inside while the Sith worked their ship from the outside and inside. "I suspect that the Jedi are having the same problem. Which means it isn't just our ship, its this planet."

Her arm slid around her waist at the gust of wind on and off. She moaned and her face twisted in disapproval of the winds icy chill. However, there was nothing that the half-vapire woman could do about it. She bit her bottom lip, put on a tough face, and forced herself to ignore the fact that they were all on a frozen, unknown planet. Something was at work here.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Jiub · Knight - 5th Degree Joined: 30 Aug 2006 Posts: 2309

Kaydros was accustomed to dark, cold weather from his days living in the lower levels of Coruscant, but not this cold. He had not brought near enough warm clothing and his food supply wasn't very large either. If no one came soon, he expected that he would be one of the first to die.

His master had tried to get on the same ship as Kaydros, but Kaydros had made an adjustment to the roster to get himself on this ship. Being on a ship with his master was incredibly dull, he saw that this ship had more women on it and hoped that it would be funner. He would not have done that if he had known that this ship would crash.

At least there were Sith near by, even he sensed this. They were responsible for this and they would die. He wanted to accelerate their deaths.

He got up and walked over to Lina. She was freaking out over the ship crashing and that they couldn't get it back on. Kaydros was tired and cold so he spoke bluntly, "You know that we aren't going to get this heap of trash working again. Let's just go kill some Sith. If nothing else we'll feel better."
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RainaRose

Lina cast her gaze on the Jedi and her face twisted in dismay. "Do you understand that we are in some serious trouble?" Her silver hair brushed her shoulders as she turned ack to Koretta who was still working determindly to get the ship back online.

Koretta looked over at Lina, realizing suddenly that they were inmore trouble then she orginally imagined. Her brown eyes flashed fear, and that fear showed in the way her body tensed and her shoulders were thrown back with a certian rigidness to them. Her brown hair glided down her shoulders. Only Koretta understood the circumstances of their predicament and she was already begining to shake with her new found fear. Slowly, her words quiet but smehow echoing, she said,

"We've go no cummunication. We only have supplies for about two days at most but we won't be alive that long. The tempature is dropping faster then I've ever seen. There is a reason nothing is alive on this planet. We don't have time to kill the Sith, the weather will get us first."

Lina responded with her mouth dropping open, staring at the young girl in disbelief.

"We have to figure out something now or we will all be gonners." Lina groaned.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Jiub · Knight - 5th Degree Joined: 30 Aug 2006 Posts: 2309

"I'd almost like to just try and see if I could kill them first," Kaydros grumbled. The authoritative figures on this mission were obviously nervous, and that was never a good sign. Kaydros didn't feel ready to die, but he felt a need to do something.

Master Menf had frequently talked to him about his anger, but all he could think about now was revenge. That was all he wanted to think about. Still, maybe they would figure something out. Kaydros decided just to hang around close to the control room until something was figured out. He didn't like being helpless, but for now he had no choice if he was to have any chance of living.
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RainaRose

"Lina, the Sith are in the same place we are. We can't start fighting with them right now. A group of us should get out and look around, maybe we'll get lucky and find something helpful." Koretta suggested helpfully.

"We can't. If we leave the ship a confrontation will start, I can feel it."

"But we can't just sit around." Koretta sighed.

"I know that."

"Then lets do something." Koretta urged her again.

Lina looked out of the ship's front, watching the snow as it swirled in gusts and circles. Lives were on the line, she didn't have time to dally around. She needed a soultion for her grew and she needed it now. Her eyes darted around th group of Sith from the safety of her ship, watching and waiting for somthing to come to her. For a long moment Lina stared out at nothing, trying to figure out what to do. They were on death row, as far as she was concerned. As she began to turn around, she spotted something out in the seemingly endless field of snow.

"Koretta! Look!" Lina pressed her hands to the front, staring intently on the iron metal fence fading in and out of her view. Koretta stood, tripping and rushed to stand next to Lina and turned her attention to what Lina had seen.

"What is that?"

"We're going to find out. I need a group of four! We are going to see whats out there. As of right now, every life on this ship is headed for death. If we can find a way around freezing to death, we are going to do it." Her eyes held fire and her voice held comand.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Jiub · Knight - 5th Degree Joined: 30 Aug 2006 Posts: 2309

"I'll go!" Kaydros quickly said. He needed to do something. He sensed the Sith getting closer and would prefer to fight them instead. But he knew that he couldn't defy the superiors on the ship. Besides, he didn't really want to die, if there was a way out, his outlook would change.
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RainaRose

Lina looked him over and sighed, nodding.

"Alright, Kaydros." Green eyes turned around to look at Koretta and Koretta and the girl sitting next to Koretta, who had given up on trying to bring the ship back to life. "Will you come with us?" Lina asked Koretta solemly.

Koretta's brown eyes increased to the size of dinner plates at the suggestion. She began twirling her brown hair in her fingers, trying to think of some way to decline without sounding the way she felt. Fearful and cowardly. Lina never could understand the girls fear of danger and she guessed she never would understand her. Lina lived for the thril of the fight and she loved to tango with her saber safely in her hand. Koretta was different. She muttered to herslef quietly, shaking her head.

"No, no I couldn't." She gasped, her eyes giving away her worry.

"Very well. Any others?" Lina asked, brushing Koretta off completely.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Darth Splinter

"I will go aswell." Gaulan blatantly stated. He donned a thicker, yet flexible Jedi Master's robe. His long black hair drifted free in the crisp wind, his body barley burnt by the chill of the air. His small scales compensated as a nearly second article of clothing, keeping his extremities warm enough.

"I could use the experience, and this young one needs guidence, as much or little that is demanded." Right now, Gaulan felt at the acme of his Jedi life, but that suppressed pride carried fear. Both needed to be avoided in a potentially perilous situation such as this.

He groped for his lightsaber. After he confirmed it was secure, he nodded to Lina and took off after Kaydros, keeping a steady pace.
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I'm the sensible, tactful, and non Jewish Sam.

Sirak Sazen

Darth Vereor puzzled over why the ship would die after enduring very little damage. The snow had thanfully cushioned the crash. "Perhaps the engine has frozen over. Take a look." He left the others to their inspections as he walked through the hatch. The inside of the ship was unsurprisingly cold. So cold that a small repair droid had turned itself off. These things were uninteresting to Vereor. He went straight for his locked safebox near the back of the ship. Punching in the correct code on the invisible codekey was second nature to him. With the correct code imputted, the door flew open with an audible pop. Lined inside the safebox were racks full of viles, some empty, containing blood that ranged in color from light red to maroon. The vampire's cravings had to be kept under control in these conditions. The viles would come in handy later. He took two of them and placed them in his robe pocket.

Returning outside made Vereor realize that the inside of the ship was a desert in comparison. The wind had picked up and made visibility even harder. Darth Vereor pulled up his hood and scanned what little of the horizon he could see. A small group of the Jedi were on the move. There was no sensible place that they could be going in these conditions. "The Jedi, they're going somewhere. They must see something." This puzzled him even more. He took a moment to meditate on the situation.
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"I find it hard. It's hard to find, oh well, whatever, nevermind."

RainaRose

"Alright. My orders are for every one to remain on this ship unless it is do or die! So not have a confrontaion with the Sith until we've returned! Koretta!" Lina yelled to the Captian, who slowly turned her young eyes to the older woman whom she had some how become attached to.

"Yes." She answered weakly.

"You're in charge." With that Lina, turned and began her decent of the stiars with Gaulan and Kaydros behind her alon with another Jedi girl who wasnow at her side. Lina was ready to find out about this strange new planet.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Darth Splinter

Gaulan was well aware that the female human leading the expidition was merely a Jedi Knight. While he did outrank her, he knew she would gain great tactical and planning skills from this. However, if the situation got out of hand, Gaulan would take control. He was reserved on this thought, though.

"By your lead." He gestured kindly to Lina. "I do hope you have a direction in mind." He commently comically as he gazed upon the endless snow flats and tundras.
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I'm the sensible, tactful, and non Jewish Sam.

RainaRose

Lina nodded to him, thankful for his given grace of allowing her to lead the crew. She knew that he could take over within a seconds time if he wanted and she understood the circumstances. Lives were at stake and if she took control then certianly she would be held responsible for success...or failure. Failing to save the Jedi was not in her plans. It was not an option.

"I saw something up ahead," She pointed in the direction of the iron fence whichs was hard to make out amoungst the wind. The tempature was getting noticably colder and she knew that they had to move quickly.

--*** SITH ***--

Raina looked over in the direction that the Jedi were on the move, an idea flowing in and out of her mind. There was a reason that they were leaving the ship and not coming to attack them. They were having the same problems that the Sith were with the Ships. They were all going to die. Her eyes snapped to Vereor and she quickly made a few of her own plans in her mind.

"A few of us sould follow them." She whispered to him.

Raina looked around the scurrying Sith members and quickly caculated who she wanted to go on this trip and who she did not. In the end she decided that she and Vereor would go alone and make better time. Raina figured that she could handle following them without intention of attacking them. The Jedi and the Sith had to fend for their own now.

"Lets go. We can do it and if we find aything then we'll report back." Raina said, starting off in the direction of the group of Jedi.
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"If you take [a copy of] the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and the rain, soon the paper on which the words are printed will disintegrate and the words will be gone. Our bible IS the wind and the rain."

Jiub · Knight - 5th Degree Joined: 30 Aug 2006 Posts: 2309

Kaydros was colder now than he ever had been before. He almost couldn't even deal with the cold. He decided against complaining though as that might get him sent back to the ship, and everyone else was probably as cold as he was.

He could barely see the Sith through the snow storm, but it looked like they could see his group. They weren't attacking right now, but he doubted they would let it go. He almost hoped that they wouldn't let them go, he still would like a fight. If this lead turned out to be nothing, they might as well do something with their time.

He still did not know what Lina was talking about. He hadn't seen anything, and even if there was something here, it was probably just as cold if not colder than the ship. Still, at least they were doing something.

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