The Stargazer held orbit over the planet, a small cargo shuttle being used to dispatch the HRD Jalan to the surface of the Minerva Research Moon. The droids hand delicately touched the covered bacta tank that held precious cargo, the cover keeping it's contents hidden from view for the time being. The trip had been troubling, skirting the edge of confederate space to entertain guests, watching for trouble while maintaining the course they had for several customers before making a the final stop here.
It was a necessary trip, certain aspects of her charges future depended on the HRD ensuring that her chances for a happy life. Not that many outside of Jalan, and a few doctors in the past that knew of the young charge in the first place. The droid did not spend time thinking about options, not after seeing the osteo augment on one of her filtered searches through public confederate boards that detailed the market places. It was a double edged sword however, and exchange for one boon while taking on another issue.
A completely sterile environment would be difficult to maintain at times aboard a far ranging ship such as the stargazer. A number of passengers from different worlds, different walks of life. Even with advanced medical screening, sickness and ailments were not always found, nor could people be turned away without a plausible cause. The droid watched from the viewport as other vessels disembarked and lazily descended to the planet.
Some had planned for a trip to the planets surface. But Vylmira had not been the droids goal. No, there was help that she had found in the research station. Help for her young charge as she made sure the case carrying her original eyes was about her. A pair of security droids flanked her, standing in idle silence while she watched the moon come closer. The worker droid held onto the tank carefully, shims of softer material between it's hands and tank required as the ship sent the proper signals to identify itself and it's passengers. It had no weapons save for the pair of droids, and the worker droid was huddled tightly into the craft as it was.
Jalan quietly waited for the ship to land, the outfit she wore not lending itself to any kind of surprise weaponry as the door opened, the pair of droids turning slightly to see who had come to greet them.
John Locke
It was a necessary trip, certain aspects of her charges future depended on the HRD ensuring that her chances for a happy life. Not that many outside of Jalan, and a few doctors in the past that knew of the young charge in the first place. The droid did not spend time thinking about options, not after seeing the osteo augment on one of her filtered searches through public confederate boards that detailed the market places. It was a double edged sword however, and exchange for one boon while taking on another issue.
A completely sterile environment would be difficult to maintain at times aboard a far ranging ship such as the stargazer. A number of passengers from different worlds, different walks of life. Even with advanced medical screening, sickness and ailments were not always found, nor could people be turned away without a plausible cause. The droid watched from the viewport as other vessels disembarked and lazily descended to the planet.
Some had planned for a trip to the planets surface. But Vylmira had not been the droids goal. No, there was help that she had found in the research station. Help for her young charge as she made sure the case carrying her original eyes was about her. A pair of security droids flanked her, standing in idle silence while she watched the moon come closer. The worker droid held onto the tank carefully, shims of softer material between it's hands and tank required as the ship sent the proper signals to identify itself and it's passengers. It had no weapons save for the pair of droids, and the worker droid was huddled tightly into the craft as it was.
Jalan quietly waited for the ship to land, the outfit she wore not lending itself to any kind of surprise weaponry as the door opened, the pair of droids turning slightly to see who had come to greet them.
John Locke