Noah Corek Jr.
More Than My Name
Tag:
Jahzra Rocvard
Equipment: 2x Customized DC-17's - Fighting Knife - Concealed Blast Vest - Vambraces
Junior noticed from the corner of his eyes Jazz's hand hovering her own blaster and nodded to himself, it seemed like he wasn't the only one. His eyes scanned up and down the hangar, clocking places where someone could take cover or hide at, each place being carefully logged and catalogued into his mind almost as if it was a targeting computer loading data.
His eyes were drawn away from the hangar as Jazz spoke and he nodded to her words. "Alright. The sooner we're in hyperspace the better." He turned back to the hangar but before she left he turned away yet again to speak to her. "Hey…be careful." He doubted she needed the reminder but he felt the need to give it.
He had to suppress the urge to draw his pistol and open fire as the door to the bay opened and three men and a droid entered. He watched them with discerning eyes, trying to figure out if they were carrying weapons or not but with the baggy jumpsuits they were wearing and the tool boxes they were carrying it was hard to tell.
His eyes fell on the droid next, it wasn't very menacing and looked to be a worker model but he knew better than most that looks could be very deceiving and it could have all kinds of programming loaded into its system, the fact that it looked as if it could also transform made him leery as well.
His senses almost screamed at him as the workers began to pry the plates up from the floor, they could have easily stashed weapons there and were preparing them and he kept his senses on them, waiting for any shift in their demeanor or sudden spike of hostility from them. His eyes now tracked the man, obviously the leader, and the droid as they moved away and plugged into a port.
Then the leader turned and made his way over to Junior and spoke. He didn't speak immediately and mulled over what he could say. In the end he went for ambiguous. "It's my friend's. They're getting us ready for takeoff so we'll be out your hair here soon." He spoke as if there was more than one friend to make the man think there were more than just him and Jazz.

Equipment: 2x Customized DC-17's - Fighting Knife - Concealed Blast Vest - Vambraces
Junior noticed from the corner of his eyes Jazz's hand hovering her own blaster and nodded to himself, it seemed like he wasn't the only one. His eyes scanned up and down the hangar, clocking places where someone could take cover or hide at, each place being carefully logged and catalogued into his mind almost as if it was a targeting computer loading data.
His eyes were drawn away from the hangar as Jazz spoke and he nodded to her words. "Alright. The sooner we're in hyperspace the better." He turned back to the hangar but before she left he turned away yet again to speak to her. "Hey…be careful." He doubted she needed the reminder but he felt the need to give it.
He had to suppress the urge to draw his pistol and open fire as the door to the bay opened and three men and a droid entered. He watched them with discerning eyes, trying to figure out if they were carrying weapons or not but with the baggy jumpsuits they were wearing and the tool boxes they were carrying it was hard to tell.
His eyes fell on the droid next, it wasn't very menacing and looked to be a worker model but he knew better than most that looks could be very deceiving and it could have all kinds of programming loaded into its system, the fact that it looked as if it could also transform made him leery as well.
His senses almost screamed at him as the workers began to pry the plates up from the floor, they could have easily stashed weapons there and were preparing them and he kept his senses on them, waiting for any shift in their demeanor or sudden spike of hostility from them. His eyes now tracked the man, obviously the leader, and the droid as they moved away and plugged into a port.
Then the leader turned and made his way over to Junior and spoke. He didn't speak immediately and mulled over what he could say. In the end he went for ambiguous. "It's my friend's. They're getting us ready for takeoff so we'll be out your hair here soon." He spoke as if there was more than one friend to make the man think there were more than just him and Jazz.