There's a streak in the sky, one that could be either a poorly-tuned transport of some kind (Which is a strong possibility, considerng the asteroid belts in the system harbour Space Orks), or a meteorite (Which is a strong possibility, considerng the asteroid belts in the system are very irregular in orbit.)<br/><br/>The object, whatever it is, slams down on the north of the lake, an equal distance from both Michael and Shade, revealing itself to be a small Orkish transport, a one-man freighter that appears to have taken Pirate fire. It's nose-down in the muddy sand, the tail (and exit ramps) raised about 30ft in the air. The crudely-made small freighter appears, like all Orkish vehicles, to contradict all the laws governing spacecraft- though the blue paint and registration numbers on the single tailfin show that it has passed spaceworthiness tests recently, and is allowed to land at any planetary spaceport. The smoke scoring on the fuselage by the engines show that it must've just scraped through the emissions testing...!<br/><br/>Other than the blue tail, it has a mostly red finish, with structural braces in bare metal and the beginnings of a shark-face visible on the front, above  the water.<br/><br/>It's extremely rare for  Space Orks to fall prey to pirate activity. They are, after all, usually the pirates themselves, and their crude vessels are inevitably well-armed and armoured, often carrying the number of weapons found on ships twice their size- or in the case of their largest battleship (the Space Hulks) are three or four times, the size of any other vessel, and often bigger. These Space Hulks are valued for their cargo capacity and defensibility, having been made by taking junked spaceframes or captured vessels, and fusing them together around a massive ferrous asteroid core. While slow, these Space Hulks are extremely hard to kill, being large enough to generate their own gravity well that keeps smaller defense-asteroids in orbit. Small transports like the one that just crashed are almost never found far from Cruiser-class (or Kroozer, as the Orks call  them) vessels.<br/><br/>There is no movement from the crashed ship, save for trails of  smoke that drift from the four skyward-aimed engine nozzles tucked under the wings...<br/><br/>((Michael mate, just a suggestion but it's easier to read if you write in third person.))