USH'S ORIGINAL TRILOGY GAME EPISODE I 'LANZAR'- Rebel Alliance Thread

Started by Ushgarak280 pages

It's a shuttle. You'd have to be very good at hiding.

"Hey, I don't remember that human-shaped chair being there..."

Besides, trust me, there's nothing helpful for you at the Imperial Fleet except a quick execution.

Originally posted by Ushgarak
That will take a little while to work out.

And yes, but... it's complex... Sartorus has done much to advance the cause of his world and... there are issues there.

What are the issues?

That would take a very long time to explain. But it certainly affected your thinking on some issues.

You see, Galahad, you are cursed. You'll never live to see the day the Galaxy is freed.

*dramatic chord*

Well, Eerin and Kyle are following Arvus and Rylis, seeing what they do...

Originally posted by Ushgarak
That would take a very long time to explain. But it certainly affected your thinking on some issues.

You see, Galahad, you are cursed. You'll never live to see the day the Galaxy is freed.

(**sniff, sniff** noble Soul...)

"Eerin, looks like they're leaving, wanna make 'em stay?" He get an mischevious look. "Wonder if we coud just get them to chase us? Person is liable to get hurt running through a crowd like this."

Hmm,
What can we do...
I'd also be willing to bet that the explosion was a distraction.
Do we have every shady character's location accounted for?
THey could be trying to lure us away so that they can do something like assasinate someone, or take something.

That's a tad depressing! I take it that Galahad is somehow tied in with the Synod of Ferradyne?

It had to be a distraction, but I don't think there's anybody important to assassinate, and I don't know what someone would want to take from the Guild Hall.

...or at least, Sasha doesn't. Galahad might. ermm

Did I miss somehting?
Why will Galahad never survive to see the end of the Imps?

I'm thinking it has to do with the Gallagher-Sienar plot...

It appears the Imperials have pulled out. Rylis and co headed to the starport and left with the Commissar.

Galahad- hell no! The LAST thing you could be is connected. Besides, they aren't exactly in favour with the Imperial administration, which is patently obvious, of course, and so being tied up with them is not good for anyone's career. A dying breed.

Galahad is convinced he won't survive. Someone he trusted very much told him so.

"They should have killed him."

Your protector. You forgot he was there. He's almost furniture to you in some ways.

"Razed the planet to the core if need be."

Harsh. But there's a burning anger inside you that finds it hard to disagree sometimes.

(Before I reply, this is about Gallagher, yes?)

What is? The convo or the whole thing?

(Convo...well, and whole thing. I'm sure it is, but just checking...)

It is Gallagher who told you you would not live.

It is Sienar that Zalandos is referring to. At any cost...

Galahad tries to keep his calm, though the topic of Sienar and Gallagher just drives him to the breaking point.

"Gallagher was my only son," Galahad says. "He would have died if Sienar had been obliterated with extreme prejudice, no questioning it. But that didn't happen. I couldn't have lived on if I knew that Gallagher was dead.

"When the Jedi were declared enemies, I knew that there was some chance that he could have escaped. Somehow. It's a hope that drives me, no matter how ludicrous it sounds."

He shakes his head.

"Galahad... you know. He was in the Temple. No-one survived."

Galahad sighs, leaning his elbows on the frames of the window as the orange light of Lanzar's sun bathes the room.

"He should have survived. The Force was strong with him."

(Whoa...)

So Arvus and Rylis have left the planet? Damn.

Eerin watches as Arvus' ship takes off from the starport, disappointed that they were unable to catch them in time.

"[Oh well]," Eerin sighs. "[We'll catch them later.]"

"Precious little good it did any of them."

He sighs.

"I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't advise you to leave this world now."