[member="Jeff Solaris"]
Rave might run a galaxy-spanning company, but she had lawyers for this kind of thing. She rested the complete project on a low workbench, clawed, hollow end away from her, and accepted the datapad. She scrutinized the document, but she couldn't make heads or tails of it. One thing about running a galaxy-spanning business -- you never signed anything without getting competent legal counsel. And as competent legal counsel was not available, Solaris had just forced her hand.
"No, I'm not locked in here with you," she decided. "You're locked in here with me."
The painkillers she'd gulped down were starting to take effect; it would have to do. She put the datapad aside, reached down to pick up the project again-
Her fingertip brushed a switch inside the armature, closed a contact. The cycling field energizers, the diatium power cells, the crystal taken from a training sabre, and half a dozen other components she'd required from him -- it all combined into one, inside the long-flat module that was part of the larger project.
A crimson lightsabre blade flared to life, punched out of the machine, and sliced off her leg just below the knee. The pain was unbelievable, but she had at least a beginner's knowledge of crucitorn, an experienced pain tolerance, and an awful lot of industrial-strength painkillers.
The Force siezed her thermal-detonator-cuffed leg and hurled it against a wall with momentum born of immense fury. The baradium charge turned that wall into a sphere of white fire. The sabre blade vanished as quickly as it had come. The clawed end of the project, the part that had been supposed to secure it to Jeff's elbow, met the stump of her leg, and the claws latched on. An unholy, impossible blend of Nightsister magic and Sith alchemy warped the metal into the flesh on contact, the pain vanished, and the other module flipped down to the end to form a foot of sorts. The lightsabre emitter was in her heel, the weapon deactivated.
"Go kark yourself."