Dia Secura
Twi'lek. Thief. Convict.
"Get her! That's mine!"
The deep, guttural voice of the Herglic gangster rang out over the crowd, causing more than a few heads to turn. Dia wasn't inclined to turn her head back and check if she was being chased. She could hear the rush of footsteps, a dozen voices shouting in languages she didn't understand as the Herglic's underlings charged through the crowd and after her. In her hands, tightly clutched to her chest, was the subject of all the trouble: the stereo from the Herglic's airspeeder. It was a nice model, and it would fetch her a pretty credit.
And how was she supposed to know that she had broken into a gangster's airspeeder?
Up ahead, she could see an airspeeder idling just above the ground. It was impossible to make out the person in the driver's seat, but right now, the Twi'lek didn't care. That airspeeder was her best chance at escape. And best of all, the fool had left the passenger side window open.
Unceremoniously, the little Twi'lek threw herself through the open window; she writhed and wriggled into the seat, breathing heavily as she turned her wide, panicked eyes on the driver. Time to play up the damsel in distress angle.
"Please!" she begged. "Just drive, please!"
The deep, guttural voice of the Herglic gangster rang out over the crowd, causing more than a few heads to turn. Dia wasn't inclined to turn her head back and check if she was being chased. She could hear the rush of footsteps, a dozen voices shouting in languages she didn't understand as the Herglic's underlings charged through the crowd and after her. In her hands, tightly clutched to her chest, was the subject of all the trouble: the stereo from the Herglic's airspeeder. It was a nice model, and it would fetch her a pretty credit.
And how was she supposed to know that she had broken into a gangster's airspeeder?
Up ahead, she could see an airspeeder idling just above the ground. It was impossible to make out the person in the driver's seat, but right now, the Twi'lek didn't care. That airspeeder was her best chance at escape. And best of all, the fool had left the passenger side window open.
Unceremoniously, the little Twi'lek threw herself through the open window; she writhed and wriggled into the seat, breathing heavily as she turned her wide, panicked eyes on the driver. Time to play up the damsel in distress angle.
"Please!" she begged. "Just drive, please!"