Heart Breaker and Life Taker
Hilal chugged down more Cola as she continued to look over her blueprint for her armor. Her apartment was a mess cluttered with so numerous cola bottles, and crumpled paper filled of rejected ideas and math equations that went nowhere. There were also multiple holes on the walls the majority of them were in front of Hilal. She really needed to control her anger but not having even a basis of her Mandalorian was biting her in the ass. It was a project Hilal had undertaken months ago after saving enough credits from her small shop. Considering that she was only 16 years old, Hilal was as strong as a Jawa and as durable as a Bouncer. They were weaknesses that Hilal knew wouldn't serve her well as a Bounty Hunter not even as a soldier for the Enclave. As much as Hilal, loves her small shop it was only a means to an end and her goal was to become a Bounty Hunter just like the rest of her clan.
Scribbling some notes with her electric pencil, Hilal took out a calculator and began computing the calculations. Her lips moving rapidly as she whispered on what she wanted from her armor. It was supposed to be durable that's for sure capable of enduring blaster bolts, Lightsaber strikes, absorb any elemental damage. In addition, Hilal originally envisioned the armor to enhance her speed and strength to the point where she could not only take on but overpower, species such as a Wookie. She had an exoskelton written out as well as the helmet which will help breathe in noxious gases, communicate with other people, and have a Heads Up Display analyzing Bounty Hunter targets. Hilal may not have the physical capabilities of a regular Mando but she loves technology and she will use that to her advantage.
The problem was that every calculation that Hilal, the total price was the price of a small Star Destroyer way beyond what Hilal saved. "This utter chit," Hilal sighed placing her face onto the blueprint. She might as well be drawing nothing because all of what she wanted out of the armor was pure fantasy.
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