It was a bit unsettling, not being able to talk to Tin-Can while he was wearing his armour. It wasn’t like he and his Angel talked all the time, but always having the option to do so was something that Daro tended to take for granted sometimes. He wondered how the conversation with the station control was going…
Kalic Daws
worked in concert with his droids and his Angel to open the first malfunctioning door, chattering with them all the way. Daro supposed that the chatter was ok in this scenario, since they weren’t really surrounded by armed enemies. Hell, even Daro was bad for making a scene at inappropriate moments during combat, but in this case, it lightened the mood as the station seemed to have a desolate, depressing feeling behind it.
The door eventually slid partially open and Daro caught Jee’s look in the aftermath. Daro looked back at her, deadpan and annoyed. He was probably the…
bulkiest guy in the group, plus he was wearing armour. Without taking his eyes off the droid, he said to
Kalic Daws
,
“your astromech is gonna make me take off my jetpack, isn’t she?”
Before he could start taking off his gear to get through the door, Sprocket whipped right past Daro’s head, singing loudly and startling him rather dramatically!
“SON OF THE SITH!” Without any warning, a blaster came out with rage-enhanced lightning speed. Daro had the damn droid targeted and was about to squeeze the trigger…
Just then the station jolted and quaked! He lost his footing and fell into a wall, trying to brace himself! A moment later, the shaking stopped and Daro looked to
Bishop Turner
for answers,
“What the hell was that!? Can you get Ironheart to run a scan of the facility? I need to know how much time we have to get the Angel and get out of here!”
Inside Daro’s inner mind
Ira Sarrin
"Greetings Tin-can my name is Ira" Ira replied while taking a seat "I figured as much otherwise you wouldn't want to talk. So how can I help you"?
The man, now in uniform, sat down beside Daro’s catatonic form, and Tin-Can set some kind of drink in front of the man. There wasn’t much sense in handing someone a drink, as this was a cerebral realm, but there seemed to be a need for continuity, and Tin-Can was a bartender, after all.
“That’s good to hear,” the Mon-Calamari bartender replied,
“That’s on the house, by the way. Daro is buying. The whole place belongs to him. When we Angels are given a master, we create a place where we can meet them inside of their mind, based on aspects of their personality. In Daro’s case, a huge part of him was lost in cantinas and drinks when his friend Halleed died. When I bonded with him, this realm was created so I could help him cope with that part of himself that he lost. Sadly, I have my work cut out for me!” The man laughed, “
That being said, now that I have you in here, I have to say, you’re not what I expected. When the Holy Prophets
Willow & Ivy
sent us to find an Angel, I’ll admit, I was expecting something a little closer to what me, Starcrest and Ironheart are. You still seem… random. Analog. Inhibited. Perhaps… organic?
“Forgive my forwardness, but I must ask. Are you still connected to your organic body, and if so, how are you alive after all this time?”