Captain Cassian Andor (
childofrebellion) wrote2019-04-14 08:50 pm
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Convention with Yamato II
A nice benefit of this hotel is they will bring caf up to their room in the morning along with breakfast to give them some privacy in the mornings.
Cassian has pulled up the itinerary of the day, "Part of our entry allows access to the hangar with the ships and that's up for today. So you can properly look into the engines."
Cassian has pulled up the itinerary of the day, "Part of our entry allows access to the hangar with the ships and that's up for today. So you can properly look into the engines."
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Pan gestures to another part of the hangar. Cassian looks where he's pointing, its not too far away. "And while you do that, we'll figure out getting you entered."
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"All right, I'll go set that up," he says, then adds to Cassian: "Meet me over at the sim when you're done."
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While Cassian looks that over, Pan leads Yamato over to one of the sims and starts to set it up.
Sitting on the ship's ladder, Cassian's not happy, the race is expensive and a dangerous course.
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(But they are a little dry.)
As Pan sets up the technical specifications, he circles around to the other side to input atmospheric data, weather variables, and so on.
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Cassian thinks he's found a way to get Yamato in without too many questions. It will involve Pan paying out some money, a little slicing and Yamato being a good enough pilot.
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Pan's still slightly in shock as he goes back to Cassian and the ship. Where Cassian starts talking logistics of entering with him.
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Pan nods and they both come back over to the sim and says, "I have to go take care of some business but Willix knows what needs to be done here."
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He cocks his head, folding his arms.
"Question is whether you want me to do this," he says. "We can talk about how much time we have or if there are any other plans all day, but in the end it comes down to whether you trust me or not. And your track record there isn't the strongest."
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And that he could be the one risking himself instead of Yamato who's already fighting one war. Trust is difficult but there are layers of trust and Cassian trusts Yamato to complete this mission.
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No big deal, surely!
"All right, let's test this out," he says, climbing into a sim. "Can you bring up data for the legal race, or the legal races in previous years? I want to see what the winning time was, how many minutes and seconds the person in first place took."
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"Previous winners will be up against your time."
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"... You mean, in the sim, right? Not that the actual race is comprised entirely of previous winners?"
On one level, that sounds exciting enough to get Yamato's blood pumping. On another level, it makes the plan that much more difficult to pull off.
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He knows the race will be talked about if they can find out the best place to listen.
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Nothing saps the joy out of competition like the looming threat of someone else's murder.
"All right, it's all loaded up. Keep an eye out for any ways I can cut time."
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He has possible routes to look over and will also follow along with the sim.
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He's used to practicing (intently, whenever he can, because Yamato's never done anything by half-measures) on Yokota Air Base's F-15 Eagle sims, or on Milliway's similar Eagle sims and its X-Wing and A-Wing sims, or (when he has enough cash for it) on commercial flight sims -- and luckily, this craft doesn't handle so differently from either an Eagle or an A-Wing. It's just more ... delicate.
He's pretty deft with it, dodging around obstacles and picking up speed as he flies from marker to marker, but he's also playing it somewhat uncharacteristically safe, avoiding taking too many risks.
When he finishes up, his time is pretty great -- compared against the list of winners' times, he sits somewhere in the middle -- but Yamato furrows his brow as the sim menu pops up.
"Twenty-nine-point-seven seconds short of the top time," he says.
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That will be useful for figuring out what's possible.
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