Character
[member="Xena Amonali"] [member="Taheera Sollo"]
What did he say? The treacherous thought ran through his mind before he could stop it. His grip tightened marginally on the hilt of his saber. He shouldn’t have cared where Jacen was or if the man had asked after him. Two years of brutal training on Coruscant had prepared him for worse than this, he didn’t need the help of an aging Jedi. Or to just hear him say everything was on track. Trextan kept his lips sealed shut.
He gave a curt nod to Taheera and continued forwards. He couldn’t help but admire Xena’s stubborn attitude. As they moved forwards he could hear that metallic pounding that kept a consistent cadence. It sounded very much to him like an entire droid army marching towards them. Instead, as the corridor branched out, he found that it was an array of machines across a wide hall. Their corridor led to a series of offices and walkways that were above the actual production floor.
Trextan looked down, there were no completed droids here, just parts being machined.
“That office is out of sight. Might be able to check what commands this thing is running?” He didn’t mention the bloody stains across the floor that he assumed were from the staff who had previously issued those commands.
What did he say? The treacherous thought ran through his mind before he could stop it. His grip tightened marginally on the hilt of his saber. He shouldn’t have cared where Jacen was or if the man had asked after him. Two years of brutal training on Coruscant had prepared him for worse than this, he didn’t need the help of an aging Jedi. Or to just hear him say everything was on track. Trextan kept his lips sealed shut.
He gave a curt nod to Taheera and continued forwards. He couldn’t help but admire Xena’s stubborn attitude. As they moved forwards he could hear that metallic pounding that kept a consistent cadence. It sounded very much to him like an entire droid army marching towards them. Instead, as the corridor branched out, he found that it was an array of machines across a wide hall. Their corridor led to a series of offices and walkways that were above the actual production floor.
Trextan looked down, there were no completed droids here, just parts being machined.
“That office is out of sight. Might be able to check what commands this thing is running?” He didn’t mention the bloody stains across the floor that he assumed were from the staff who had previously issued those commands.