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A Hero's Journey Chapter 2 Summary

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Chapter four Nebs pounded on the bridge door furiously with her hooves. She knew it was futile effort, but she persisted. “I am not gonna die like this.” She thought “No gorram way.” She felt a sharp pain in her right foreleg as the hoof struck the door at an uncomfortable angle. She recoiled at the impact. “Dammit!” She yelled. Glancing toward the bridge window, she noticed the captain’s chair wasn’t bolted down. Walking over, she grabbed the chair and began smashing it into the door. After a few minutes of swinging the chair and uttering a number of colorful metaphors, she collapsed, exhausted. She was going to die here. There was no way out of this. The ship’s console started beeping. Getting to her hooves slowly, Nebs made her way to the front of the bridge. The Tantabus’ radar showed another ship approaching on the port side. Her heart skipping, Nebs flipped the …show more content…

The cable reeled in pulling her ship close until she could dock with the other ship, the Dawn’s Raiment. After docking Nebs entered the Raiment. As she walked toward the bridge, she noticed the interior walls had been mostly stripped of paneling, revealing the insulated bundles of wire, and conduits that ran trough the inside of the ship like a spider’s web. The few panels remaining where painted with garish green symbols and strange markings. The ship was mostly lit by braziers filled with dozens of pale candles, bits of metal melted into the wax and carved with spiraling shapes. Hanging from the ceiling were hundreds of small copper colored metal trinkets, all carved with intricate symbols. The air was filled with an exotic spicy-sweet aroma. Standing in the bridge, Saro gestured to a nearby chair. With a nod, she walked over to the chair and sat. As she passed, Terrec shot her a nasty

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