<b>RE: Star Wars: Symphony of Annihilation [Rp thread] (Accepting)</b><br/><br/>Chandrila... Logan kept thinking about the planet during the jump; he had never been there before, though he even wondered if the place would accept someone of his background. Before the Battle of Endor took place, Logan was just picking himself up after he escaped Nar Shaddaa, even so much as getting into engineering and piloting. It was a big victory for the Rebel Alliance, and resulted in the forming of the New Republic... Logan had earned experience since then, and won the Y-wing of his in a game of cards as well as the gutted R4-I0 of his. His knowledge in droids allowed him to find new interior parts for the astromech droids, even adding on additional firmware not common in droids, including a portable flamethrower, ion blaster, and for desperation, an EMP burst that, though shuts down Four as well, it also includes any electrical devices within a 50 meter blast radius.<br/><br/>Regardless, as the coordinates came up, the hyperdrive deactivated, and Logan was back to cruising speed once more, with the planet in view before him. It really reminded him of Kuat, but he shook his head. Bad memories surfaced around that planet; though it was Empire-controlled up until the Battle of Endor, and its shipyards were used in the construction and maintenance of many Imperial-class Star Destroyer models, including the Super Star Destroyer, the Executioner, on the surface, though few, there were people that believed in the Rebellion and New Republic. Logan's allegiance was to whomever needed it most, but... even then, it didn't change his past.<br/><br/>When the other Y-wing and A-wing pilots came in on his scanners, Logan spoke through the com. "That's three now... Where's Gabriel, as he called himself?" Logan asked through the channel; he sounded a bit more calm than before he left, but even then, there was still a bit of disturbance based on the tone of voice he spoke in. He did say he'd buy them time, but still... as soon as everyone left, he should've been quick to follow himself. Logan had no proof of him being one, nor did he say it out loud, but Force-sensitives can be more trouble than they're worth at times, from his perspective.<br/><br/>Once upon a time, there was the points where Logan believed in the Force and the things it can do, even if he was never sensitive to it himself. Still, that was a long time ago; the experiences he's been through since those care-free times brought a change in him not to put faith into anything. His father told him to trust his own instincts and better judgment as opposed to luck and higher powers. It's what got him this far, and he doesn't intend to change his beliefs.