Sullust - Part 2

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The rebel troops did not surrender, which did not make any sense to me. How could they do things like that? Sacrificing oneself in a suicidal way for a losing battle for a wrong cause that caused the death of so many good people because of him. These people were uncivilized, as he had seen and experienced so many times firsthand. If they did not surrender, we will have to eliminate them to our regret. I contacted the transport pilot. I told him that he will amplify my voice, and I spoke to them.

- Rebel soldiers. I am Lieutenant Jack Millerrc of the glorious galactic empire. I offer you the opportunity to surrender. If someone wants to give up, get out of cover and they will be treated with respect and mercy. If they don't, I will have no choice but to execute them for treason. I ask you please, come out and surrender, for your own good - No one answered or did anything, they stood still, they did not seem to react - I give them one last chance - Same answer.

I had already given them too much time to surrender, so I continued as Imperial protocol required.

- In this case ... They will be executed for treason against the galactic empire.

At that point, I ordered the communicator to shoot all those soldiers. He carried out the orders, and I told the E-Web crew the same, in case some rebel decided to try to escape his sentence, but none of them did. We could only hear the shots from the transport and how a reddish color from the shots reflected off the ground.

The imperial transport returned to us, after completing the execution. I told the troops to rest, and to take all the material and put it inside the troop transport. They carried out their orders, and I turned to the town to assess the damage. At the moment, there did not seem to be any civilians injured, there was only a few marks of shots in some of the houses and the wall that closed the city. I went into some houses, warning them that the battle outside their houses was over, but that they should not go out. I could hear some muffled graces coming from inside the house, and at that moment, I turned to look at my troops, who were doing what I had ordered. At that moment, I took the communicator that I had in the small pocket that I had in my chest and I communicated with the imperial base, which was also the factory, that had sent us to this location.

- The gates of the city are cleared of rebels. They have been executed. And we have suffered 6 deaths and 3 injuries.

- Excellent lieutenant. We are asking for reinforcements but it will not be quick. We have to hold out as long as we can.

The moment he finished the sentence, by the sound he made he seemed to be alarmed, and from one moment to another I could hear a door open. A second later, I could distinguish laser shots perfectly and as the officer who was speaking to me shouted through the communicator:

- Send reinforcements to the imperial base! I repeat: Send reinforcements to the imp base ...

He couldn't finish the sentence, there was only silence. The rebels had invaded the imperial base, so I didn't hesitate for a second to tell the soldiers to gather everything they had and quickly put it in transport. I quickly got on the K79-S80, along with the rest of the soldiers, and told the pilot to go directly to the factory as quickly as possible, but from the same place we had arrived, in this way to attack the rebel forces by surprise.

The transport quickly reached the imperial base taken over by the rebel soldiers, we descended from the transport at the gates of the factory entrance. We entered through the elevator that previously we had found the imperial transport, but on the way, we could see stormtroopers in the typical white armor on the ground, shot, some in the chest, others in the helmet, others in the stomach ... but all dead. Finally, with quite a few of the remaining soldiers around me terrified by the brutal scene. We finally went up to the highest floor of all, from where we had been told to send reinforcements. Uncomplicated and silent, until the doors were opened.