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Most buggers will tell you they are better pilots than the ones that bring goods between the stars, and in many cases, they are correct. To pilot a Bug requires nothing more than passing the certification tests, but to truly be a bugger requires something more. Buggers have nerves of steel, a grip of iron and a love for that moment when the stillness of the void becomes the roar of a capricious atmosphere, waiting to dash them to the ground the moment they are distracted. While these brave souls ensure the flow of goods goes uninterrupted, however, they are often thought of as second-rate jockeys, unable to make the long hauls through the void. Even the nickname has an implicit derogatory meaning. This doesn't matter to the true buggers, for they know what they do, and how few could do it.

- R. "Bugger" Cook, Pilot Lead, PanAstra Logistics, LTD.

Modeled with Trimble SketchUp, Rendered with Kerkythea

Description
Most buggers will tell you they are better pilots than the ones that bring goods between the stars, and in many cases, they are correct. To pilot a Bug requires nothing more than passing the certification tests, but to truly be a bugger requires something more. Buggers have nerves of steel, a grip of iron and a love for that moment when the stillness of the void becomes the roar of a capricious atmosphere, waiting to dash them to the ground the moment they are distracted. While these brave souls ensure the flow of goods goes uninterrupted, however, they are often thought of as second-rate jockeys, unable to make the long hauls through the void. Even the nickname has an implicit derogatory meaning. This doesn't matter to the true buggers, for they know what they do, and how few could do it.

- R. "Bugger" Cook, Pilot Lead, PanAstra Logistics, LTD.

Modeled with Trimble SketchUp, Rendered with Kerkythea