It was at this moment that Martin truly looked perplexed. Looking
over his shoulder, he commanded the pilot “get us out of here. Back.
Now.” The ship slowed to a halt and started to turn back.
“
Not even your state of the art engines can get you out of this mess”
smiled Derek as he saw the cannon on the Destroyers turn on them from
either side.
“
Floor it! Now!” yelled Mar n, but it was too late. A massive blast struck
the ship, replica ng an earthquake. The lights flashed off instantly and all
the power was gone. The Knights took defensive posi ons by the shu le
airlock. Heavy plasma projectors and Laser pistols aimed right at it. Derek
felt the floor leave his feet, and he saw Mar n begin to levitate. The guards
in their full heavy armour became weightless too. “There goes the ar ficial
gravity” commented Coves before he collided so ly with the ceiling. The
spotlights from the destroyers turned on and Derek could see shadows
moving. Soldiers. On the outside. They latched hooks onto the ship,
stopping it from moving any further. Three Soldiers unlocked the outer
airlock and moved inside. The inner airlock then blasted open and a
spherical device was popped inside. A disorien ng concussive force pushed
all of the inhabitants back before soldiers moved in and the crossfire
ensued.
Alexis and her Plasma Projector cycled their ammunition into the
unfortunate invaders while Jeyne finished them off. The other Knights
burnt through their magazines and filled the doorway with holes.
“Hey! Careful!” yelled Coves with his back to the wall. This was no
victory. The ship lurched to the side. The hooks weren’t for securing it
in place. They were for pulling it into Symphony. Derek could see that
its bay was open, and they were heading right for it.
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