Kira Vaal
D E S T I N E D
Somewhere in the deep confines of old Hutt Space.
“Look I dunno, perhaps you switched the conductors around?” Kira was leant against the engine bay wall of the small shuttle they had been flying. Before her a droid was stood contemplating a series of wires that had been recently pulled out of the wall and somehow refused to go back in.
“Impossible Mistress Vaal, I have downloaded all the relevant manuals and the ships dedicated systems are not connected through this mainframe. Somehow the ships clearly been tampered with. Master Keth will not take kindly to this delay.” C-3PX sounded worried at the last part but didn’t make any moves as Kira let out a laugh.
“Master Keth won’t even notice we’ve stopped.” She said matter-of-factly. “He’s been all cooped up in his little corner ever since we passed Toydaria. We’ll have it fixed before he wakes up.” At least she hoped they would. Raien wasn’t exactly one for temper control, but he paid her well as so far he had been nothing but an honest employer.
“If you insist Mistress Vaal. I can go an run an analysation on all the systems if you would like?” C-3PX seemed to hover around and await for instructions more than he actually did anything, the sole survivor of their trip to korriban and not the best of the previous droid offerings, yet he helped around just the same and made for decent conversation for Kira during the longer haul flights.
“No, just wait around here. I should be able to have this fixed in no time.” Kira approached the connection on the wall and forced her entire arm into the cavity. Her fingers prying around inside in search of whatever it was that was causing the issue. “Hold on, I think I’ve…” She yanked out a wedge of metal no larger than her index finger and the entire ship seemed to jolt collectively as power surged back into all systems. “Got it.”
“Well done Mistress Vaal. Although I don’t understand why a capacitor reader was placed within the internal wiring in the first place.” The droid sounded confused, even bothered by the issue.
“Oh, this?” Kira looked at the piece of metal in her hand then threw it behind her where it clanked heavily against the floor. “It’s just a piece of junk, I had nowhere to put it when I was adjusting the speed ratios so I threw it in there…” She looked at the open cavity. “I suppose it was really a bad idea to be honest.”
“A bad idea…my goodness.” The droid lumbered off leaving Kira to close up the panel work before returning to the cockpit. Where ever it was that [member="Raien Keth"] was leading them Kira knew better than to not be at her station when he awoke.
If he ever did.
“Look I dunno, perhaps you switched the conductors around?” Kira was leant against the engine bay wall of the small shuttle they had been flying. Before her a droid was stood contemplating a series of wires that had been recently pulled out of the wall and somehow refused to go back in.
“Impossible Mistress Vaal, I have downloaded all the relevant manuals and the ships dedicated systems are not connected through this mainframe. Somehow the ships clearly been tampered with. Master Keth will not take kindly to this delay.” C-3PX sounded worried at the last part but didn’t make any moves as Kira let out a laugh.
“Master Keth won’t even notice we’ve stopped.” She said matter-of-factly. “He’s been all cooped up in his little corner ever since we passed Toydaria. We’ll have it fixed before he wakes up.” At least she hoped they would. Raien wasn’t exactly one for temper control, but he paid her well as so far he had been nothing but an honest employer.
“If you insist Mistress Vaal. I can go an run an analysation on all the systems if you would like?” C-3PX seemed to hover around and await for instructions more than he actually did anything, the sole survivor of their trip to korriban and not the best of the previous droid offerings, yet he helped around just the same and made for decent conversation for Kira during the longer haul flights.
“No, just wait around here. I should be able to have this fixed in no time.” Kira approached the connection on the wall and forced her entire arm into the cavity. Her fingers prying around inside in search of whatever it was that was causing the issue. “Hold on, I think I’ve…” She yanked out a wedge of metal no larger than her index finger and the entire ship seemed to jolt collectively as power surged back into all systems. “Got it.”
“Well done Mistress Vaal. Although I don’t understand why a capacitor reader was placed within the internal wiring in the first place.” The droid sounded confused, even bothered by the issue.
“Oh, this?” Kira looked at the piece of metal in her hand then threw it behind her where it clanked heavily against the floor. “It’s just a piece of junk, I had nowhere to put it when I was adjusting the speed ratios so I threw it in there…” She looked at the open cavity. “I suppose it was really a bad idea to be honest.”
“A bad idea…my goodness.” The droid lumbered off leaving Kira to close up the panel work before returning to the cockpit. Where ever it was that [member="Raien Keth"] was leading them Kira knew better than to not be at her station when he awoke.
If he ever did.