Officer Viola
Admiral Viola
Admiral Viola stood on the deck of the Victoria looking out into the dark abyss of space, twirling the green capped pen around in her fingers as below her ship tug ships hauled massive chunks of space stations and ship productions into place. She shuddered a little to herself at how they were only getting closer to unknown space. She had heard the stories. Monsters out here on the edge of space.
She was stuck out here guarding them with the small fleet she had been sent with. It would have been better if she hadn’t stayed up all night listening to an audio story. Twenty five leagues in nowhere itself was a master class of horror stories she shouldn’t have listened to. She gave herself a silent condemnation of her past confidence in not being scared by horror stories.
The more narrow hallways of the Victoria freaked her out now largely because she expected some crazy, delusional ai to be around the corner or perhaps even some monster. Whatever horrid looking thing that could pop out from a corner or some nook and grab her leg. She shuddered a little just thinking about it. She was very quite afraid and highly regretted it.
She was stuck out here guarding them with the small fleet she had been sent with. It would have been better if she hadn’t stayed up all night listening to an audio story. Twenty five leagues in nowhere itself was a master class of horror stories she shouldn’t have listened to. She gave herself a silent condemnation of her past confidence in not being scared by horror stories.
The more narrow hallways of the Victoria freaked her out now largely because she expected some crazy, delusional ai to be around the corner or perhaps even some monster. Whatever horrid looking thing that could pop out from a corner or some nook and grab her leg. She shuddered a little just thinking about it. She was very quite afraid and highly regretted it.