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There was quite a bit left to be desired when it came to her ship. Quite frankly, it was a piece of junk. It groaned as it flew through space, and every time she stepped anywhere, the metal groaned underneath her feet, which definitely made her nervous but she brushed it off.
That’s what you get for leaving the Prime Magistrate’s Warrior Squad.
Jhanna wasn’t exactly sure if leaving was the best decision but she definitely wasn’t interested in watching who were supposed to be her instructors break the Warrior Code again and again. She was quite fond of it and hoped to base her whole life around it, and the Omatrans who were part of the Rebellion were following it more closely than the Prime Magistrate’s Warriors were.
However, regardless of morals, Jhanna had been sent to Earth to train, in an old, rickety ship that she wasn’t exactly sure of how to drive yet. She could very well just kill herself on the ship and that wouldn’t do any good to anyone. Especially Jhanna. She continued to follow her orders, regardless of her doubts, because she knew that it would make her stronger in the long run.
She hit Earth’s atmosphere, and then things immediately went downhill.The ship began to rattle. Jhanna rushed to get into the Captian’s chair to try and slow down the ship so that it wouldn’t fall completely apart upon landing on the surface. She was completely helpless; the ship didn’t respond to any of her commands. An alarm sounded. Panicked, she pressed different buttons on the ship, not knowing what they did. A door in the back of the ship suddenly opened, and out flew a lot of her supplies. Jhanna tried to shut the door, but she couldn’t figure out how to on the control panel. The ship kept spiraling down to Earth’s surface. She would definitely die if she didn’t figure something out soon. Jhanna punched one final button, and finally, the ships parachutes, the absolute last resort popped out and slowed the fall. The only problem that it was much to late.
She had arrived, but she was definitely in pain.