Isabeau
Character

Felucia
Finally. Having been crammed in a small but fast little ship for way too long, the two Mandalorians finally arrived at their destination. Although the ship they had acquired had a crammed interior and was uglier than most, it excelled at what they needed, a discrete craft which could let them slip in and out quickly. Quickly hopping out of the ship, Isabeau stretched her arms, legs and back, letting Zephyr deal with turning it off and whatever else he wanted to do in there.
The two Mandalorians had met rather recently in a bar on Wayland. Having failed rather utterly at making a good first impression, Isabeau was clearly not quite as impressed with the man as she could have been. Still, he had been involved in the fighting, and she could respect that. Besides, her being able to participate in the mission was all thanks to him. While she didn't like him, he was making good progress on escaping her ire and lingering distaste.
Having removed all unnecessary clothes in respect of the heat, Isabeau only wore her armour on top of a body glove with little else there but a belt to attach her weapons to. It was a fortunate choice of clothes as the uncomfortable warmth and humidity created a rather unpleasant environment to be in, certainly having been much worse if not dressed appropriately. Bringing out her rifle, Isabeau carried it casually, one hand holding the grip and the other the barrel. They were far from home and in hostile territory - it was best to be prepared, to say the least.
"If I would've had any self-respect, I'd have come to a nicer planet" she said, hiding the fact that she was amazed by the wondrous nature and awe-inspiring landscape around them. She had never seen anything like it before and was actually grateful for being able to experience it. Pity, that it laid so deep within Sith territory or else, it might have been a nice spot for a vacation.
They had landed in the middle of a sprawling 'forest', covered by colourful flora native to the planet, far away from any form of civilisation. "The outpost is in that direction" she said, pointing towards an elevated mound in the distance, seemingly with a large tree-like plant sprawling all over it, dwarfing any ship or person going near it. "Do you think that operative of yours has any guards taking leisurely strolls out here in the marches?" she asked, already certain that they would have to go through both one and two scuffles before reaching their destination