ECHOES FROM HOTH: Episode Three: Greetings from Thakis

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Jackson will gingerly kneel before the queen, not out of disrespect to her or her station but out of concern for the wounds he now bears.

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Queendom of Azavam; Planet Thakis; to Rebel Rendezvous Point in Deep Space; Outer Rim Region


Queen Nyah Harileth quickly bids the Rebels to rise and with a warm smile, she thanks Professor Clark first and then each of the other Alliance Agents in turn for their bravery and courage in helping to free her people from the yoke of Lothar, Xerris and their cronies. She also quickly sends for healers and soon Jackson's wounds are seen too; both by the Thakisian healers and an insistent Kit'katarra; and within a few hours, Crodowski was feeling MUCH better*...

A lavish feast was held in the Rebel's honor; and the Queen presented a gift on a Fire Crystal ring for each Alliance member** as a token of her thanks for their efforts in helping them in their time of desperate need. They were also each bestowed the title of 'True friend of Azavam for Life'; essentially meaning they would always have a place of security to travel too, should they ever feel the desire to return....

The following day, after all their equipment had been returned and a gift of all the crates of Coaxium that had been left behind by Lothar and Co.; along with a few more (amounting to approximately 35 tons of the precious fuel) crates; the Rebels said their good byes, including a most sincere one by Queen Harileth to Clark that had the tough minded Academic ALMOST blushing. The Rebels boarded their beloved Out Runner and left the quiet planet of Thakis to return to the 'middle of nowhere' section of deep space they had departed from....

*Jackson is no longer Wounded and he, along with ALL Players now has at least 1 Force Point (Character sheets have been updated)

**Each character's Fire Crystal ring could easily net 10,000+ credits in most of known space

[Starbeard]

In the cargo hold of the Out Runner, the young Jedi Starcloud looks out the viewport to the planet shrinking away beneath them and heaves a heavy contemplative sigh—or perhaps he is practicing his Jedi calming techniques. He returns to the cockpit and stands behind the crew chairs, now looking out at the stars.

"Let's hope our delay didn't take us too long. The Fleet will be lost without this coaxium."