Âmuar - 3 weeks after Arrival
Control Center
Selea, a young female Qakla manned the transportation station in the control center. She was coordinating traffic for the various ships in the harbor. The weather outside was hindering her operations. The sound of the door opening caught her attention and a second after a Qaktoro entered. It was the Sky Harbor Supervisor, Poioki Taab, despite his limp he moved quickly to his station. She knew that prior to this position he was a Tin-Ta’a, but the injury that gave him his limp, meant a change in career. Often during the quiet times he would regale her with tales of his time aboard a fighting ship.
Poioki looked out through the windows of the control room. The gray furred Qaktoro looked at the Âmuar sky. It was heavy with clouds and rain was coming down in sheets. Lighting occasionally could be seen in the distance. He watched as a Beâgor'a Âdor flew past heading to Flight Berth 6. It was carrying several cargo containers for the ship located there. There was a lot of activity at that flight berth despite the weather. He knew what vessel was sitting there the Yome Ismâopate. Poioki prided himself on knowing every ship that was in his harbor, or expected in.
He turned to the Tuoro responsible for the Flight Berth systems. “Once the cargo is dropped off, bring up the atmosphere shields. We do not need the crew getting soaked. “
He looked over at Selea, “You did ensure that the glider buses are waiting at the passenger area to pick them up and take them to their ship.”
“Yes, Sar. We have three of them standing by with luggage loaders to facilitate. The buses will depart on 10 minute intervals.” replied Selea.
“Excellent, if only the weather would cooperate. “ he said turning from the window and walked up into his station to observe.
Passenger Area
Qaedal and Toidorno had arrived at the Sky Harbor together having spent some time relaxing together, and going over some of the information that had become available. For the last day they had spent more time discussing their Galy’ka. They also had spent some time about their additional crew members for the assignment. Looking at the directory signs, they spotted the references for their ship. “Looks like the Harbor Master is taking good care of us Qaedal.” Toidorno said noting the message about buses.
“Well, let’s get aboard the bus. Anything to avoid being drowned boarding our own vessel.” Qaedal replied with a chuckle.
Keyul walked into the passenger area at the Sky Harbor after tipping the hired Ground Glider driver. He caught up to Toga and Sogi. Each of the baqli had a bag slung over their shoulder. They were well fed, and groomed. They looked around the area seeing all the hustle and bustle. “Stay with me you two. Until your legal status is resolved, you are under the responsibility of the Yome. And my brother the Tin-Ta’a has assigned me as your guardian until the matter is resolved. Fortunately clan policy has allowed family to travel on ships with the family. So you will be in the same cabin as before.” He looked at the information board. “Well, here is a bright spot. There are buses to take us to the ship. Let’s get on the next one.”
Control Center
Selea, a young female Qakla manned the transportation station in the control center. She was coordinating traffic for the various ships in the harbor. The weather outside was hindering her operations. The sound of the door opening caught her attention and a second after a Qaktoro entered. It was the Sky Harbor Supervisor, Poioki Taab, despite his limp he moved quickly to his station. She knew that prior to this position he was a Tin-Ta’a, but the injury that gave him his limp, meant a change in career. Often during the quiet times he would regale her with tales of his time aboard a fighting ship.
Poioki looked out through the windows of the control room. The gray furred Qaktoro looked at the Âmuar sky. It was heavy with clouds and rain was coming down in sheets. Lighting occasionally could be seen in the distance. He watched as a Beâgor'a Âdor flew past heading to Flight Berth 6. It was carrying several cargo containers for the ship located there. There was a lot of activity at that flight berth despite the weather. He knew what vessel was sitting there the Yome Ismâopate. Poioki prided himself on knowing every ship that was in his harbor, or expected in.
He turned to the Tuoro responsible for the Flight Berth systems. “Once the cargo is dropped off, bring up the atmosphere shields. We do not need the crew getting soaked. “
He looked over at Selea, “You did ensure that the glider buses are waiting at the passenger area to pick them up and take them to their ship.”
“Yes, Sar. We have three of them standing by with luggage loaders to facilitate. The buses will depart on 10 minute intervals.” replied Selea.
“Excellent, if only the weather would cooperate. “ he said turning from the window and walked up into his station to observe.
Passenger Area
Qaedal and Toidorno had arrived at the Sky Harbor together having spent some time relaxing together, and going over some of the information that had become available. For the last day they had spent more time discussing their Galy’ka. They also had spent some time about their additional crew members for the assignment. Looking at the directory signs, they spotted the references for their ship. “Looks like the Harbor Master is taking good care of us Qaedal.” Toidorno said noting the message about buses.
“Well, let’s get aboard the bus. Anything to avoid being drowned boarding our own vessel.” Qaedal replied with a chuckle.
Keyul walked into the passenger area at the Sky Harbor after tipping the hired Ground Glider driver. He caught up to Toga and Sogi. Each of the baqli had a bag slung over their shoulder. They were well fed, and groomed. They looked around the area seeing all the hustle and bustle. “Stay with me you two. Until your legal status is resolved, you are under the responsibility of the Yome. And my brother the Tin-Ta’a has assigned me as your guardian until the matter is resolved. Fortunately clan policy has allowed family to travel on ships with the family. So you will be in the same cabin as before.” He looked at the information board. “Well, here is a bright spot. There are buses to take us to the ship. Let’s get on the next one.”