Feb 2, 2016 4:50 am
In due course, you arrive in the Phemis System -- about 10 minutes outside the orbit of Phemis itself thanks to some reasonable star charts and an unhurried astrogation calculation. Despite the rumored Imperial presence -- everything is quiet and you pass into orbit of the planet without encountering any space-based security or obvious surveillance.
Making the move into the atmosphere of the planet -- towards coordinates provided by a contact of Hethan's -- you spy the canyon that she indicated would be there. It's quite large and visible without the aid of sensors, a narrow scar snaking across the arid surface of the planet. However, before you can begin planning your approach, the sensors chime a warning -- several probe droids seem to be hovering along the canyon's length. They are easy to detect because they are all running constant, active sensor sweeps.
Trying to get past the droids may take some fancy flying -- or you can settle for a landing spot away from the canyon. Thoughts?
Making the move into the atmosphere of the planet -- towards coordinates provided by a contact of Hethan's -- you spy the canyon that she indicated would be there. It's quite large and visible without the aid of sensors, a narrow scar snaking across the arid surface of the planet. However, before you can begin planning your approach, the sensors chime a warning -- several probe droids seem to be hovering along the canyon's length. They are easy to detect because they are all running constant, active sensor sweeps.
Trying to get past the droids may take some fancy flying -- or you can settle for a landing spot away from the canyon. Thoughts?
