Operation Moon Lander
From The Pardusian Chronicles
[edit] Chapter 1 - The Calling
Many weeks ago, a thousand encrypted messages were sent out to a thousand pilots scattered throughout the Pardus universe. They had been recruited many years ago into the Crimsons of Red Cell. Since then they had been laying silent, watching and lurking. The encrypted messages contain a phrase, a phrase that few recognizes as a call to arms, “… crimson skies over the horizon …”.
The heated debate had been going on for days in the Council Room on RCHQ – Unreachable but it had ended with a unanimous vote. The overt members of Red Cell leave the room, their resolve reinforced. A single purpose in mind, nothing will stop them. For too long their interests and assets have been plagued with harassment from an alliance of criminals of the worst kind, calling them pirates would only bring shame to the true pirates of space.
The answer to the call had been overwhelming, all one thousand Crimsons responded and reported to the Manpower Officer of the Red Cell Alliance, Senior Agent Furry Axewound, a Guardian. The mission was made known to them, the objective clear and precise, the journey full of danger and death is almost a certainty. Not a single one of them faltered or took a step back. Human, Ska’ari, Keldon and Rashkir all united under the same banner, wearing uniforms of the Federation and Imperium, working shoulder to shoulder with a single objective in mind.
“Tightwad, how goes the testing?” Councilor Pixx, current Leader of Red Cell, asked Councilor Tightwad, the Operations Officer of Red Cell, both Senior Agents, both Sentinels.
“Everything has gone as predicted Pixx, very well indeed. Our Agents’ resolve has more than contributed to the testing going better than expected,” Tightwad replied without looking over his shoulder, his analytical mind going through the figures as silence enveloped the room. Both knowing of whats to come, what it means to the future of Red Cell, the Universe and doctrine of space combat.
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