"Sounds...suspicious." Dravin intoned with a frown. "But sounds like this could be something worth the effort, especially if the payday is worth the amount. Alright, fine, I'll help you." Dravin couldn't really believe he was doing this. "I'm going to do something I've never done before. This is going to completely end my life as I know it. I'm going to have to change everything, so make sure you keep up your end."<br/><br/>Heading back to the front of the ship without waiting for her response, Dravin didn't bother sliding back into the pilot's seat. Instead, from his position leaning over the chair, he changed their course, ever so slightly. It was easy enough to do with these old machines. The new models with their fancy guidance system, going off course was impossible. It was a long time coming changing the navigation on the ships but it had happened eventually. But with his old system, Dravin simply leaned down, going in through a missing panel and finding the hidden switches there.<br/><br/>With a few turns of a switch, he set the guidance system off by only one degree, that was all what was needed. So little but when traveling at these speeds over such a long distance, it was more than enough, maybe too much even. Dravin quickly grabbed his bag of belongings from the rack and back down the ship, sliding down the ladder and grabbing the girl by her wrist.<br/><br/>"In the escape pod, now!" Dravin ordered but was mostly forcing her inside.<br/><br/>He quickly worked on the small panel, hitting a few buttons and setting everything as needed before slamming the big, red button and falling into the chair, pulling the thick straps over his shoulders.<br/><br/>"You better hold on, this is going to be violent."<br/><br/>He hoped to hell they would survive this. The only way he knew to escape was make sure the military's sensor was going to pick them up and there was only one way to do that. Mars was renowned for it's massive storms, storms that would rip a ship apart in no time at all. But it was their only hope. Hopefully, at the speed they were going, they could burst through the storm. If his quick calculations were spot on, they were going to break right through the storm, making sure no signal could detect them and exit the storm close to a settlement, staying close enough to the surface to stay away from the long range sensors. It was all a plan in a rush and he hoped to hell they were going to survive and get away with this.