The Ship:<br/><br/>As the limping ship began to drift towards the mountains now becoming to close for comfort. The bridges on-board AI constantly fed of desperate information to a non existent crew on the bridge. Alarms and sirens blaring as the craft went out of control and began to loose altitude, the ships slight list to the right became increasingly hard. The ship seemed as if it would scrape the mountain rather than crash onto them. After several minutes the mountains were only a few seconds away. The computers that had previously been screaming a feed of constant information suddenly became quiet for a split second. A single voice coming over the intercom all over the ship.<br/><br/>"Final destruction immanent. All primary safety features failing, reactor core at .001 percent power, flight controls non responsive, crew overrides have not been engaged. Bridge lock down beginning" said the computer. The bridges massive armored windows began to close with heavy steel and metal sheilding to protect the vital part of the ship. The doors shut and locked. The restraints holding the two persons in the captains and first mate chairs tightened on their body's to prevent movement.<br/><br/>"Ship crash in 5....4......3.....2.....1...." said the computer, the ships final words before cutting out as the ship pounded into the mountains, the restraints barely holding onto the two remaining living persons on board. Steel and metal bend and snapped all over the ship, crushing many parts of the once beautiful ship, ensuring a pancaking motion. The ship had crashed into the mountains on its left side, most of that side was a amalgamation of stress fractured steel and sparking electronics. The right side had taken heavy damage as well, the impact had transferred much of the initial energy across the ship, the once massive wings that the ship glided on were now just a massive pile of broken steel. The only part of the ship that had been relatively unharmed was the main portion, which involved the bridge and some back rooms.<br/><br/>The Emperor:<br/><br/>The Emperor opened the door to the captains cabin, now the emperor had commandeered it until a suitable ship was found. The Emperor sat down in the captains chair behind the desk. His attitude had been quiet the entire time. His elbows rested on the desk while his hands went under his chin.<br/><br/>"I may not be able to sense immanent danger from missiles, but I can still read people like a book." he said, his eyes looking up at Kevin. "You have doubts as to the extent of my powers do you not?" he asked simply.