Channelknight Fadran
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"What is happening?" Elya asked, perfectly stoic.
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"Considering that we don't have easy access to actual supplies?" Fadran looked over at Kelly. "No. No there is not." -
Fadran squeezed her. "In that case, I'm sorry for being sorry."
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"For now, though, let's just get settled."
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"I'm sorry." Fadran said again. He pulled her back into a hug.
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Huh, Elya thought as she was released.
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"Uhh... well, I think a good place to start would be a place called Illimi." Fadran racked his brain. "After we get this place and a few others under control, that would be a good place to do a major assault. They provide a naturally-growing crystal with near-limitless energy; the universe has never known any need for any kind of energy sources other than that--at least, not until the Wyrdrn took over and took over every planet they could find." "Millions. There's probably a list somewhere, but I have no clue where it is."
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"That would be preferable... but Wyrdrn is more efficient than that. They have myriads of fallbacks and redundancies; destroying one treasury wouldn't do a thing." Fadran shrugged. "But it's not a bad suggestion. Preferably, we could liberate key universes to reduce their income and whatnot. Eventually we could weaken them enough to invade the capital."
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Fadran pointed at him. "Shoot."
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"Well, first we've gotta decide where to punch them, then we decide how to punch them, then we decide when to punch them." Fadran tapped his chin. "I'm thinking we could start by taking out the administrators in that nearby city. Any objections?"
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"The plan is the beat the snot out of some bad guys, of course."
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"None of this is your fault, Queen." He took both her hands. "None of it."
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The Fellowship was given an unused cavern for their quarters; within about half an hour the workers there had provided some cots and other basic necessities. After chatting with the man in charge for a few minutes, Fadran had also set the team up as a seperate, unliscensed squadron. Which, of course, meant that they had a couple starships at their disposal. "I think I'm gonna like this place." Fadran said.
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He let out a shaky breath. "I'm sorry."
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"Shhh..." Fadran held her close. "I got you. You're okay."
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Fadran gathered her up in a hug.
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"In here!" * * * * * * * * The resistance base was dark, damp, and dirty. The hallways were cramped, sleeping quarters small, and hangars makeshift. Lit with dim electric bulbs, guided by glowing painted white lines, and built by iron beams supporting dug-out cave routes. Fadran hadn't exactly expected anything more of this place--heck, he'd been here before--but it was always just as awesome as ever.
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"Heck yeah."
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"Yep!" Fadran smiled at her.
