USH'S ORIGINAL TRILOGY GAME EPISODE I 'LANZAR'- Imperial Thread

"My concerns only pertained to what the Senate would think of an unprovoked landing," General Coll replies, tugging at the collar of his uniform briefly.

(You set me up! 😛 )

Needing a distraction, Trick? I could try sneaking in again and run for it and try to pull people after me.

You could wait until they're done, too. Then they'll just be shipping it to wherever it's going, rather than walking up to it all the time.

When Vader ment a commander ot dissmiss his men and to stay, was it to Jaiden?

(He meant for you to dismiss your men and remain on the bridge with us)

(Got it. I just got confused when Melkor told Janthis to do it...)

Jaiden nods "Anything you say, Lord Vader" Jaiden sais, before nodding his head towards his troopers, telling them to wait in the hanger, and to be ready for combat no matter what.

Do not let fear of the Senate impede your duty, General. That is the job of the Commissar. I am told you have asked to be in charge of the invasion

(breathing noise)

He jabs a finger at you.

You will NOT fail me. If you back down from the orders of the Emperor because you fear for your career, I will be most unforgiving.

There will be no protest from the Senate.

"Yes, sir, Lord Vader!" General Coll says, with a mild satisfaction, for Vader has essentially declared him the leader of the invasion. "You need not fear any failure from me, your Lordship. I am quite capable of crushing these insolent, barbaric swine in the name of the Emperor."

General Coll has quick flashbacks, little over ten years ago, when Darth Vader saved his life from his maniac brother. He remembers what that lightsaber of his can do, and violent contortions that his brother went into as Vader strangled him without touching him.

"Indeed, I will not fail you."

Commander. You have been on the surface. Tell me your opinion of the defensive capacity of Drakkon's headquarters.

I am seriously considering returning to Lanzar, despite the risk.

I would say you should follow the rebels, but the time for that's been and gone.

I don't think we have the time to wait, especially now the invasion has begun. If these crates don't contain illegal weaponry, then we need to get out of here and onto our next job (the city's weaknesses). As for running away and trying to get some of them after you again, I don't think you'd get enough. Ush, are they at all distracted by the mass of landing craft descending from the skies?

Follow the rebels? I didn`t have time to do much more than talk to Drakkon and Andran.

But now I will be likely taken as a hostage....

You guys have missed something.

You need to be careful about making presumptions about events. Look at what Vader said about invasion.

"Yes sir! They are well guarded infact, every entrance guarded by Osokans, but their numbers a few, and their pride is foolish" said Jaiden.

Indeed, invasion has not been started yet.... which means that I can still return to Lanzar, right?

Originally posted by Spidervlad
"Yes sir! They are well guarded infact, every entrance guarded by Osokans, but their numbers a few, and their pride is foolish" said Jaiden.

How many defenders, are there, Commander? And how well armed are they?

Indeed not, Melkor, which might bring some other questions.

Well, we cannot wait more than a day ot two anyway. But if I mention that Vader is here, it may at least make the Senators more eager to speak with me immediately...

This isn't the invasion that's beginning, it is only the landings. The invasion is when we knock on Drakkon's door asking for him to surrender and die.

And perhaps Vader doesn't want them to know he's here...?

Most people call sending an enormous army onto a sovereign world an invasion.

"When the Commisar, the General, and I came into the lodge there were about 10. Almost all of the Osokans are armed with Neurowhips, no range weapons."

The lodge is defended by only ten Osokans? I find that hard to believe, Commander. Perhaps you did not look as carefully as you might? You were down there for more than long enough to get a full assessment of the situation