"or before they discover us" || here || @osaetti
There was only a brief shriek in the Force before anything happened. In fact, if he had to compare it to anything, it felt like he was hit by a thermal imploder and a flash grenade at the same time. Alarms blared in his ship as it lurched out of hyperspace and then spun.
Bron'ig flew back. Just as he crossed the viewport, he saw the gaping tear in space, panic flooding through him. He could do nothing else as his head collided with the hull with a crack, warmth pooling at the back of his head, and then nothing.
When he came to, the first thing he noticed was that it was absolutely freezing. Bron'ig pulled himself up, taking in his surroundings as pain exploded at the back of his head, nausea finding a home in his abdomen.
The pain blossomed, and then the power surged through his veins and settled in his chest as he gathered it around him and stood. It didn't take him too long to locate his helmet and lightsaber. He clipped the lightsaber to the small of his back, hiding it, and then donned his helmet.
Outside his ship, the smoking husk stood stark against the unending freezing wasteland before him. Did he take a wormhole to Hoth?
Thankfully, through the Force and his suit, he could walk through the never-ending cold without a problem. For a bit. This was the first time he had ever really experienced a Mandalorian suit in subfreezing temperatures.
Thanks to the natural properties of Beskar, he was already protected from the cold, and his suit was at the highest level one could get. Unfortunately, that did nothing for the battery of his helmet, the rebreather, and the heating matrix at the back of his suit.
Already, he had gotten low-power notices, the suit working on overdrive to protect him from the harsh environments.
A frustrated snarl escaped him as he pushed himself harder until, eventually, Force thanking, he found someone.
Just as he's contemplating whether or not to trust the stranger who is dressed in attire most definitely not suitable for the weather, a horn blows. Bron'ig's spin straightens, hand instinctively flying to one of the blasters strapped at his waist.
There's no scream, no warning, no nothing from the Force, right? So he takes that as a good sign and nods his head.
"Alright, lead the way." And he hopes that the other has some semblance of where they are and how they can get his ship repaired.