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[warcried]

I haven't been awake long, but I've been trying to read up on what I can, so a couple of quick questions:

1. Anyone managed to get past one of the locked doors yet? Either with force or another way. I know people were trying, but I haven't heard if anyone's succeeded.
2. I was told something about an organic humanoid capable of exiting the station without protective gear. If so, I'd love to talk to you.
3. Other Force-sensitives, I'd appreciate if we established ROEs immediately.

Thanks.

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[warcried]

Not a comforting question, that’s certain.

I’m not sure anyone would claim to be me lightly.

[warfares]

Oh, I don't know. There's the reputed strategic brilliance, if nothing else. The power is a given but there are plenty of powerful people in the galaxy, being able to utilize it to any real effect is the real trick.

[warcried]

And that's the key, isn't it?
Anyway, I'm retired. Or was. That option's gone here.

[warfares]

Instead you're lending your services as a wrecking ball. I confess, not what I expected.

What is the last thing you remember before waking here?

[warcried]

If that's what ends up getting the job done, sure. I've been a wrecking ball more than once in my career.

Coruscant. My apartment.

[warfares]

I'm aware.

Crait.

[ Not that Revan had asked. ]

Whatever took us has a broad reach.

[warcried]

Did we really expect otherwise, in an entity or device that can also stretch across time and reality?

[warfares]

The level of energy required would suggest an object rather than a person.

The question then becomes what is it and how did it target us.

[warcried]

In my experience, I'd agree with that. On the other hand, given everything we've been learning about the others here, I'm not going to assume that it can't be an individual. Or a collection of individuals, perhaps.

If it even targeted us. It could all be random.

[warfares]

[ All valid points and all equally concerning, frankly. ]

Or the result of a malfunction.

[warcried]

But if that's the case, who confiscated our belongings and changed our clothing?

[warfares]

[ The million credit question, right there. ]

Someone that took the time to insert some kind of monitor or tracker in some of the people here as they slept.

[warcried]

It just keeps getting better, doesn't it?

[warfares]

Isn't that generally the way?

[warcried]

True enough.

[ then a few moments later, a second message: ] What's on Crait, by the way? As far as I know, it's a pretty desolate place.

[warfares]

Several rather uninspiring salt mines and wildlife that cares even less for you than you do them.

[warcried]

Doesn't sound like a place you visit casually.

[warfares]

Nobody visits the Outer Rim casually.

[warcried]

Well, most of it, anyway.

[warfares]

You're right, of course. Felucia has a sort of whimsical charm once you get past the humidity and the rancours.

[warcried]

Dantooine's not entirely terrible, either.

[warfares]

[ he has two words for you: ]

Carnivorous snails.

[warcried]

I did say that it isn't ENTIRELY terrible. Only mostly.

[warfares]

This isn't helping your case.

[warcried]

Well, it was worth a shot.