<div class="floatright">(https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/786589781341966338/89su4zNj.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Septimus Cortess (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=269894.msg13313651#msg13313651)<br/><strong>Location:</strong><em>Expedint Devil</em>,  Ord Mantell orbit<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everyone<br/><strong>Defense:</strong>0/0<strong>Soak:</strong>4<strong>Wounds:</strong>0<strong>Strain:</strong>0<br/><strong>Injuries:</strong>None<br/><hr/><br/>Septimus gave a snare of frustration and perhaps more, but did his best to tamper down the negative emotions.  He was right and it had been far to long since he used the Force in the manner which he was calling upon it.  Everything was far too chaotic and fast for him to witness, let alone try to communicate in a manner for Tina or Miria to understand.  Not to mention there was also an added layer of non-standardization to complicate things.  While Tina looked to be naturally skilled, it did not mean she was trained to fly and as such controls and commands whose names were second nature to Septimus would not be so to Tina, and by the time Septimus finished, it would be far too late.<br/><br/>Septimus sensed this as well which was why he stopped making the attempt.  It was near futile and when he heard Miria call out for a fire extinguisher, Septimus got up and moved.  He was fast, far faster than his age and...seasoning...would give a first impression upon someone.  He moved to where he believed the device was stored so he could get it out.  Perhaps they had enough time to deal with the internal blazed before the ship came in for the hard landing he suspected was about to happen.  They did need to deal with the fires for the ship's own automatic suppression systems were not, and the smoke caused by the flames not to mention the toxic chemicals released might harm them or worse before they landed.  As far as the upcoming landing, he had to trust in the Force and in Tina's natural skill and reactions to make such a landing not lethal to them.