“Just Ar’alani’s usual warning to be ready for anything.” Thrawn didn’t strike him as the gloating sort. “Nothing since the last jump,” Samakro said. “Any last-minute instructions from the Vigilant?” Thrawn continued.
A compliment? Or a subtle reminder that Thrawn was the ship’s captain now? “The quality of the Springhawk’s repair and maintenance crews has improved considerably since you were placed in command.” Samakro looked over at the plasma sphere console as two techs emerged into sight from behind it. “I was overseeing the work on the sphere targeting computer.” “I’ve been here for the past hour,” Thrawn said, sounding mildly surprised that Samakro hadn’t noticed. “I was starting to think you’d missed the alert.” How in hell had Thrawn sneaked onto the bridge without him hearing the hatch open? “Captain,” he greeted his superior. Samakro turned, fighting back a reflexive twitch. “Stand ready,” Thrawn’s calm voice came from behind him. If Thrawn wasn’t here by the time they left hyperspace, Samakro would just have to take over. And that professionalism included its captain.
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None of which meant that Springhawk and its crew should be anything less than fully professional here, of course. With that much firepower, appearing without warning over the Paataatus homeworld, they weren’t likely to face any effective resistance. The Vigilant was a full-class Nightdragon man-of-war, and Admiral Ar’alani’s current force also included five other cruisers besides the Springhawk. As far as Samakro could tell, this whole mission was only a small step above a wargame exercise. All air lock doors were sealed against possible breach, the electrostatic barrier that hugged the Springhawk’s hull was at power, and all warriors were at their stations. All weapons systems showed green, including the balky plasma sphere targeting computer that had been giving them trouble for the past few days. “Acknowledged,” Samakro said, looking around the bridge. “Approaching target system,” Kharill reported. Aside from that, he really wasn’t that big a deal. He was also courteous to the officers and warriors, and knew his way around the Springhawk. Thrawn was taller than Samakro had expected, and carried himself with grace and a certain air of confidence. Anche se attualmente non si sa nulla di una release italiana potete preordinare il romanzo in lingua inglese su Amazon cliccando qui. Per ascoltare l’estratto dall’audio libro cliccate qui.ĭi seguito invece vi riportiamo l’estratto scritto, e vi ricordiamo che l’uscita del romanzo in lingua inglese è prevista il primo di settembre. Questo passaggio introduce anche un nuovo personaggio di Star Wars chiamato Samakro, che funge da primo ufficiale di Thrawn a bordo della sua nave The Springhawk. L’estratto che vi proponiamo di seguito parla di un attacco al pianeta natale dei Chiss e Thrawn insieme al suo superiore ammiraglio Ar’lani stanno iniziando le loro indagini. Nel corso di questi tre libri, i fan scopriranno come Thrawn si è guadagnato il suo nome, come è diventato uno dei soldati più abili dell’ascendenza Chiss e perché ha lasciato il suo popolo per unirsi all’Impero. In questa era, Thrawn è ancora un membro dell’Ascendenza Chiss, la potente ma segreta oligarchia che risiede nelle Regioni Ignote della galassia. Quando le famiglie al potere Chiss sono devastate da un attacco inatteso sulla loro capitale, si rivolgono a un ufficiale militare oscuro ma promettente di nome Mitth’raw’nuruodo per rintracciare gli aggressori. La trilogia Thrawn Ascendancy andrà a raccontare le origini del Grand Ammiraglio Thrawn, prima della sua entrata nell’Impero. Grazie a IGN possiamo avere un estratto esclusivo – scritto e audio – di Chaos Rising, il primo romanzo della trilogia Thrawn Ascendancy.
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