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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"Yes, I have it."
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"All right," he says, a little grudgingly. "We can look over the route as we eat."
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Pan says quickly, "I will."
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"Let's make this quick," he says, a touch gruffly. "I'd rather get back to work as soon as possible."
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This time he heads to a small cafe near the hangar, the kind of place frequented by pilots with good but simple food. Also where there's noisy screens and people to afford some privacy. He gets them a table in a corner.
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The moment he's sat down, he's engrossing himself in looking over the route, making mental notes about what's in it.
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He wants Yamato to be safe during this mission but he knows how dangerous racing can get. This is all going to be tricky.
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Not that Yamato wouldn't love to get his engineering nerd on and help fix up a ship, but that's valuable hours that could be spent in the sims or researching the route.
Not to mention that he's not exactly confident in his ability to fix technology this much more advanced than 2005 Earth tech.
"And I guess you'll have Pan to help, although I'm not sure how far I trust his judgement."
The man did get himself into some pretty deep gambling debts, after all.
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And Cassian doesn't want Pan to spend too long around them because then other people will notice them.
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Or, well, technically the question he was following through on was 'Do you not think I can do it, Cassian,' but still, enjoy Yamato's patented I'm-staring-directly-into-your-soul look, Cassian.
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"I think you'll be able to do it. It will probably end up closer than either of us will like but we'll make it happen."
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"Yeah, no kidding. There's no way we come out of this with an easy victory," he says cheerfully. "Did you make any observations about the craft from the simulation? Knowing a good place to start modding it would be -- well, a good place to start."
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Being a pilot who knows ships is part of what's helped Cassian get out of some tight spots.
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He pauses for a moment, drumming his fingers on the table, then takes a slightly nervous sip of coffee.
"Taking this ship out for a test run is going to be the first time I've actually flown. Outside a sim, I mean," he says, a little awkwardly. "I've been using the sims back home and you-know-where for a decade now, so I guess I'm ready, it's just, er. A big step."
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Cassian had thought someone must have taken Yamato up since he started practicing.
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That is to say, he could (and did) leverage Grandfather Michel's friendship with the base commander enough to be allowed to use the sims during maintenance hours, but unless and until he actually gets into fighter pilot training, there's no way anyone's letting him in an actual craft. Yamato's fairly sure that'd be illegal.
"Hence, you know." Yamato's already mentioned to Cassian that he applied to enter fast-track fighter pilot training a while back.
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This is something that Cassian can do and he's seen how good Yamato is in the sim.
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