<strong>Destiny Points:</strong><br/>Light Side: 2 Dark Side: 0<br/><hr/><br/>"Top score is 63 points," Rue said, "Set by the late Lieutenant Tarski." The Captian's expression seemed to hold equal notes of reverence and sorrow, and Dremmer and Tong both seemed to share his feelings. "To beat it, you'd need to finish first every lap, and score at least ten kills."<br/><br/>The Captain's affable smile quickly returned, though, as he continued. "There will be a copy of the scoreboard uploaded to your flight computer," he said. "If you have any further questions, you can ask me on approach to the training course. We should get going though."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Shortly after the jump to hyperspace, Lieutenant Dremmer opened a com channel to Kader. "Hey, Rookie," she said, ribbing him affectionately. "Figured I'd give you a little heads up about what to expect. First off, if you're in the lead, you get first dibs on the targets. Of course, you're also going to be exposed to the most fire. A lot of the best runs were pulled off by groups that stuck close, and worked together. If you stay tight, the guy behind you can often clean up whatever targets you miss before the targets can really lock on. Sometimes, the guy in the lead will deliberately fall back if he takes a hit. Everyone would rather finish their run, rather than take a penalty for getting shot down."