Gustav Klimt Kiss painting

"General, there isn't a hint of life in the area," Han reported. "But all theperimeter markings are set, so you'll know if anyone comes calling." As usual, General Rieekan did not smile at Solo's flippancy. But he admiredthe young man's taking a kind of unofficial membership in the Rebellion. Soimpressed was Rieekan by Solo's qualities that he often considered giving him anhonorary officer's commission. "Has Commander Skywalker reported in yet?" the general inquired. "He's checking out a meteorite that hit near him," Han answered. "He'll be insoon." Rieekan quickly glanced at a newly installed radar screen and studied theflashing images. "With all the meteor activity in this system, it's going to bedifficult to spot approaching ships." "General, I…" Han hesitated. "I think it's time for me to move on." Han's attention was drawn from General Rieekan to a steadily approaching