Urudal strapped himself into his chair and prayed to the gods of his world (or really, anyone who might care enough to listen, ) that the Sidriel land on the bottom of this mess. He laughed as they plummeted to their potential deaths.  "I come out on top."	And sure enough after the impact his ship was sticking almost straight up into the air off the side of the Sidriel.<br/><br/>The impact ripped him from his seat and tossed him across his ship.  He was laying flat against a wall when he came to.  The last couple of moments were a blur, but he remembered impact, just not what happened after.  Urudal wasn't even sure how long he had been out when he pushed himself onto his feet and groaned.  He was going to be sore for sure, but thankfully nothing was broken.  The large man was not used to seeing the ship at this angle.  "Sorry. Old friend." He murmured, even though the ship couldn't hear him and certainly didn't care.<br/><br/>There was a sickening wail of metal and he fell on his ass again and started to slide to the other end as the front of his ship buckled.  It was going to hit the ground and he had hoped to get off of it before it did.  The ship was rather large and quite heavy, so there wasn't much to slow it's fall other than the buckling metal that screamed on it's way down.  Urudal barely had time to reach out and grip his seat before he sailed into the other wall.<i>Not a good day at all.  </i><br/><br/>When the other end of the ship finally hit the ground he was left hanging from his chair.  The drop to the other wall wasn't so bad.  He wondered if the other man was alive over there.  It would be nice if he was so he could punch him in the face.<i>Maybe a few times.  </i>Urudal pulled a belt from the wall that held things for traveling outside of his ship.  Hand held scanners and medical equipment for patching up minor things.   The belt had a few small weapons as well, just in case he needed anything ranged, however what he liked the most about it was that it could offer a shield for a short time.  Enough to hold off waves of phaser fire so he could get close enough to break their arms.<br/><br/>Finally he was ready to leave the ship and explore the damage on the other ship.  He had to kick down the door that wasn't quite working right but it made a bit of a ramp that did not quite reach the ground.   Once the door fell free and a little too far, he walked off and jumped down to the ground.   He immediately put the forest to his back and faced the Sidriel. It would be a shame to get shot in the back ...<br/><br/>"you alive,  Kitty?" he called up in that same thick gravely voice.  It would seem he did not use anything to distort his voice, but in person it was some how more rich and deep.