[h2][b]Eri 'Moram - Aboard the Phantom[/b][/h2]

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"Hmph, if he kills himself, then he'll get what he deserves." Eri remarked before looking down and snarling at Jarraj. "As long as he [i]only[/i] kills himself."

Eri was quick to return her attention to more important matters. "Our phantom should be cloaked by now, so we should have no resistance returning, no matter how many ships they might have out there."

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[h2][b]Falul 'Taham - The [i]Immaculate Aegis[/i][/b][/h2]
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Falul received the [i]Daedalus'[/i] request, though before he had even received a word at all, he could see their ship on approach, presumably for support. Falul was, if nothing else, militarily adaptable, and more than willing to coordinate with these Humans. 

As quickly as he could, Falul plotted out a flight path on his datapad which would bring the [i]Daedalus[/i] close to the [i]Aegis[/i] while still allowing them to remain evasive against their pursuers. He then had it sent to the [i]Daedalus[/i] using the same data format as they had received from the [i]Resurgence[/i], since they were far more likely to be able to understand it than any format native to the [i]Aegis[/i]. 

"I am sending you a flight path, Shipmaster Caldwell. Follow it, and we will be able to target your pursuers more accurately." Falul recommended. It was, of course, more difficult to hit a fast-moving target than a stationary one, but if the [i]Daedalus[/i] was moving along a pre-determined path, then their point-defense lasers would be able to charge and target ahead of time against the Imperial ships, allowing them to fire even more accurately and destroy them more quickly. Additionally, a wing of Seraphs fell in behind the [i]Daedalus'[/i] pursuers, putting further pressure on them.