Âdortin'sa Rouka
"Qopo," Miali cursed somewhat exasperatedly, as she saw the sad state the recovered Flitter was in, thrown up against the starboard wall like a discarded baqli's toy. Thankfully most of the salvaged cargo from the now-exploded Amuso Ibaka had been unloaded so it wasn't as bad as it could have been, but it also couldn't be left like this for safety reasons. The grey furred Tuoro used her Dahome's magnetic claw grips to climb smoothly up against the side of the Âdortin'sa's hull to reach the door to the cockpit. Once there she swung inside and into the nearest Buvoli Vyma'te with a thump, as it was angled harshly vertical.
"Don't worry, I'll make sure you land back on your paws like the rest of your sisters," purred the Adornopaa to the flying machine with a pat, as she hurried to bring the Flitter online using Secondary Power from the fusion reactors only diverted to the Ion Thrusters and Heim Force generators. This was both the fastest and safest way, since going to primary Plasma Drives could possibly ignite the loose cargo that was nearby in the bay. Miali gave the controls a good spin and a yank, as the gravity wave generated repelled the Flitter away from the ship's starboard wall with a shiver. She then fired up the maneuvering thrusters to prevent an uncontrolled 360 degree flip as a result, instead bringing the nose down a bit too fast as it connected with the deck physically for the barest of moments with a dull sound. The craft then bobbed back up and leveled off with more grace this time, as she then slowly backed it back into the docking area it was formerly occupying carefully.
Miali wiped a little bit of sweat away as she completed the operation, double checking the diagnostic readouts for any resultant damages to report to the technicians and the Tin-ta'a. She couldn't help but chuckle to herself for a second, "Almost makes me feel like the time I crashed the family ground cycle into the side of pialoaka's farm dome. At least this time, it wasn't my fault for pulling wheelies in the dust..."