Xerek
Character
Xerek knelt by the body, shock on her face. She'd been too late, much too late. He was already dead. She didn't even know where the assassins went, but she couldn't find them. She gritted her teeth. There were few people she remained attached too, one was the Falleen who'd helped her gain a new droid body even after she'd attacked him, the other was this man. Taji Nelson, the man that had given her back an organic form. Let her feel again. And here he was.
No. There was another way. She wasn't as knowledgable in his tech as he was, having spent so many sleepless nights due to his work. But she had just enough to grasp the concepts involved. She grabbed the body, running and rushing from one thing to another, samples, processes, all of it. She had to make sure it would work. Her heart racing, still an unusual feeling of its own, but she was too focused, too busy. Too rushed in every motion to care. She had to make this work, had to bring him back. She owed him that much.
Cloning, that's how he gave her a new body, so she'd do the same. She couldn't do what he did, but perhaps she could replicate his body just right. She couldn't estimate the time it took, every moment seemed to last too long and too short at once. Time seemed to pass rapidly, yet the process took an eternity. When she finally thought she'd done it right, she sat back, watching and breathing heavily tossing her jacket to the side.
As she waited, she ran her fingers along the Ornamental Telepathic Amplifier, and listened. She wasn't just waiting to see if the cloning process would work, she was waiting to hear thoughts, to feel life returning. She needed it. She listened to nothing else and saw nothing else, staring at the machine and hoping. It was so odd to feel this desperation. Even as long as she had wanted a body, this need to repay a debt was quite strong. She had to see it through.
Taji Nelson II
No. There was another way. She wasn't as knowledgable in his tech as he was, having spent so many sleepless nights due to his work. But she had just enough to grasp the concepts involved. She grabbed the body, running and rushing from one thing to another, samples, processes, all of it. She had to make sure it would work. Her heart racing, still an unusual feeling of its own, but she was too focused, too busy. Too rushed in every motion to care. She had to make this work, had to bring him back. She owed him that much.
Cloning, that's how he gave her a new body, so she'd do the same. She couldn't do what he did, but perhaps she could replicate his body just right. She couldn't estimate the time it took, every moment seemed to last too long and too short at once. Time seemed to pass rapidly, yet the process took an eternity. When she finally thought she'd done it right, she sat back, watching and breathing heavily tossing her jacket to the side.
As she waited, she ran her fingers along the Ornamental Telepathic Amplifier, and listened. She wasn't just waiting to see if the cloning process would work, she was waiting to hear thoughts, to feel life returning. She needed it. She listened to nothing else and saw nothing else, staring at the machine and hoping. It was so odd to feel this desperation. Even as long as she had wanted a body, this need to repay a debt was quite strong. She had to see it through.
