Cassius Droma
Jedi Archaeologist
Cassius let out a short sigh of relief as the doctor vouched for him. For a fleeting moment, he thought that she might still turn on him, but she was helping sell his act as well. “No weapons,” he assured the trooper, again gesturing over to the doctor. “She’s got the only one.” This was of course a lie, but even the doctor didn’t know that he still had his lightsaber on him, in a cylindrical tool pouch at the small of his back.
He took her hand and pulled as he stood, dusting himself off and letting his breath become steadier. “Well, when I heard the sound of that pod dropping, I figured I’d come back,” he continued the story the doctor had told, providing his fake explanation. “I guess climbing that tree to get a better vantage point wasn’t entirely the best idea…” he winced in false pain.
It was only then did he realize how absolutely ragged they must look. With the doctor’s arm in a sling, her head bloodied, as well as the patch on his chest and overall exhausted and sweaty look for the both of them, one would have thought they’d been out here for a full week. They certainly looked like they needed a hot shower and a meal. Luckily, rescue had come… but not exactly in the form Cassius had hoped.
“So… are we gonna get out of here?” he asked Ando. “You got a shuttle coming to pick us up?”
Even still, the gears were whirring in his head. When would he steal the shuttle? Likely after it picked them up and returning to their mothership. Then he could take the guards, get to the cockpit, and plot a hyperspace course out of the system before the First Order knew what was going on. Granted, that all depended on what happened next.
[member="Dr. Aes'ona Terrani"] | [member="Luther Ando"]
He took her hand and pulled as he stood, dusting himself off and letting his breath become steadier. “Well, when I heard the sound of that pod dropping, I figured I’d come back,” he continued the story the doctor had told, providing his fake explanation. “I guess climbing that tree to get a better vantage point wasn’t entirely the best idea…” he winced in false pain.
It was only then did he realize how absolutely ragged they must look. With the doctor’s arm in a sling, her head bloodied, as well as the patch on his chest and overall exhausted and sweaty look for the both of them, one would have thought they’d been out here for a full week. They certainly looked like they needed a hot shower and a meal. Luckily, rescue had come… but not exactly in the form Cassius had hoped.
“So… are we gonna get out of here?” he asked Ando. “You got a shuttle coming to pick us up?”
Even still, the gears were whirring in his head. When would he steal the shuttle? Likely after it picked them up and returning to their mothership. Then he could take the guards, get to the cockpit, and plot a hyperspace course out of the system before the First Order knew what was going on. Granted, that all depended on what happened next.
[member="Dr. Aes'ona Terrani"] | [member="Luther Ando"]