typical by coyoteviper
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Description
Upon landing within the small work bay, Navarre had to remain in the pod while pressure and climate control returned to standard.
He had no sooner climbed out and closed the hatch when a deck crewman walked down the steps from the control deck.
"Not exactly you typical shuttle there?" The man in the red jumpsuit chuckled.
"No." Navarre patted the closed hatch, "But a more interesting one."
"Expecting a carry something back?" The crewman was curious.
"No," Navarre headed towards the steps. "But you never know." He paused at the railing; glanced back. "What level is administration located on?"
"That would be deck twenty seven."
"Just a warning to Privateers," The crewman went on. "And you fit that line. We have two Starfleet cruisers at station keeping, and expecting a third. If anyone happens to be carrying, we are suggesting they move out of the area until it's clear,"
"I see." Navarre grinned. "Thanks for the heads up." He then bound up the stairs. It was obvious to him that there were black market operations taking place when Starfleet was not present. But he also wondered how far that actually went; for many government officials also gained from such operations.
Something he would keep in mind if he ever found himself in such a situation.
Comments (4)
PhthaloBlue
Great scene and story!
coyoteviper
thank you. a sort of pre-curser for a future plot.
CoolDimension
Beautiful render and great scene!
coyoteviper
thank you very much.
A_Sunbeam
It gets more interesting ... Great scene!
coyoteviper
thank you so much.
NetWorthy
I know I'm late to this story, but I just have to comment on how good it really is. Both the writing and the renders are improving. It's been more than a decade since I worked with Daz Studio, but I can give you a few general lighting tips that shouldn't impact the render time too much. Can't wait to catch up LOL!
coyoteviper
thank you very much. Delighted to hear that you are enjoying it. As for tips; I am always eager to learn something new. Lighting is an area I struggle with. So, with that said; lay it on me.