Cali Ziiva
Bubblegum Love
Time: 854 ABY (-4 Years)
Location: Denon
Tag: Millu Lee
A soft hum radiated from amidst the shelves, crates, and chains that hung from the ceiling. If one peered into the shop through the open bay door, they would quite clearly see a pink maned, pink skinned humanoid creature swaying side to side while working on something between her hands. With a few more twists of the screwdriver, the humming ceased and she thrust a small cylindrical object into the air overhead. "Another one ready," she cried.
She pulled it back down, tossed the tool onto a nearby workbench, and then bounced over to a nearby droid that stood nearby.
With more care than was truly needed, the object was slid inside of the inert chassis. A few clicks later and the droid's eyes started to glow. The Zeltron scooted back a step and clasped her hands together.
A giggle followed the droid's robotic voice inquiring as to its present circumstances. "Don't worry, they'll be along to pick you up shortly."
"Oh. Then shall I remain here until that time?"
A toothy grin followed before Cali swept away and back toward her bench. "Of course, silly. I'm not going to put you outside to get stolen. Look at all these things I need to fix," she gestured at a few droids, a hovercraft, and a swoop bike. "I can't go running off trying to steal you back."
"You are quite right, Miss...?"
"Cali." The Zeltron plucked a circuit board off the bench and started to examine it in the spotlight over the bench. "And of course I'm right, cause I'm not wrong. Don't worry, I have plenty of room." There was still a way to walk through all of the equipment, so there was still room. Not like she needed to run laps or something; everything was quite stationary in the shop.
"Yes, I see, Miss Cali."
The local maintenance workshop wasn't owned by the Zeltron that happened to work there, but it paid well. At least, she thought it did. Maybe not enough for what she did, but Cali didn't mind doing more. Fixing things was kind of fun. Bit weird though. Something of a natural aptitude despite being a fun-loving pink girl. Besides, it wasn't like she let it cut into her party time.
Location: Denon
Tag: Millu Lee
A soft hum radiated from amidst the shelves, crates, and chains that hung from the ceiling. If one peered into the shop through the open bay door, they would quite clearly see a pink maned, pink skinned humanoid creature swaying side to side while working on something between her hands. With a few more twists of the screwdriver, the humming ceased and she thrust a small cylindrical object into the air overhead. "Another one ready," she cried.
She pulled it back down, tossed the tool onto a nearby workbench, and then bounced over to a nearby droid that stood nearby.
With more care than was truly needed, the object was slid inside of the inert chassis. A few clicks later and the droid's eyes started to glow. The Zeltron scooted back a step and clasped her hands together.
A giggle followed the droid's robotic voice inquiring as to its present circumstances. "Don't worry, they'll be along to pick you up shortly."
"Oh. Then shall I remain here until that time?"
A toothy grin followed before Cali swept away and back toward her bench. "Of course, silly. I'm not going to put you outside to get stolen. Look at all these things I need to fix," she gestured at a few droids, a hovercraft, and a swoop bike. "I can't go running off trying to steal you back."
"You are quite right, Miss...?"
"Cali." The Zeltron plucked a circuit board off the bench and started to examine it in the spotlight over the bench. "And of course I'm right, cause I'm not wrong. Don't worry, I have plenty of room." There was still a way to walk through all of the equipment, so there was still room. Not like she needed to run laps or something; everything was quite stationary in the shop.
"Yes, I see, Miss Cali."
The local maintenance workshop wasn't owned by the Zeltron that happened to work there, but it paid well. At least, she thought it did. Maybe not enough for what she did, but Cali didn't mind doing more. Fixing things was kind of fun. Bit weird though. Something of a natural aptitude despite being a fun-loving pink girl. Besides, it wasn't like she let it cut into her party time.