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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 2614984" data-attributes="member: 17691">The patina stained droid keys the intercom and answers: "It would appear to be a reasonable and effective deception should we be contacted by imperial forces. It risks being discovered should it persist overlong however. Along with reviewing 2nd Lieutenant Triss Mason's personnel file I would also recommend that you briefly review the Deepscan 39's recent official log so that you may speak knowledgeably about our supposed mission."Keying off the intercom the old droid softly begins reciting a short prayer in binary:010000100101100100100000010101000100100001000101001000000100001101001111010001000100010100100000010011010101100100100000010100110100111101010101010011000010000001010011010010000100000101001100010011000010000001000101010011100100010001010101010100100100010100100001With the upload of information from the T.R.A.P. memory module complete, R-LE-1 reaches down and disconnects it from his scomplink. Putting it aside, the old droid pulls out the second data chip it had requisitioned and attaches it to the tip of its scomplink. R-LE-1 then begins a second download of its encrypted memories and personality algorithms for safekeeping. As the download is in progress the patina stained droid rises from the pilot's chair and makes his way over to the navigator's console, sits down and begins manually keying in the information to plot a return hyperspace transit locus back to the Reliant.OOC: The return jump won't bother following the Lieutenant's datapad information or be plotted to minimize travel time but will instead use a circuitous route intended to be evasive and as difficult for anyone to track as possible.(Astrogate +11, using the NAV computer and taking 20 if possible or 10 if not.)</blockquote>

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