Private The Trial of Two

[Dirk]

Location: Dantooine
Tags: Braze | Leos

Dirk felt that these berries were a fair exchange for the sweet nutty bar he was given. It did have other flavors he hadn’t recognized. Berries were sweet and sweet things could give lots of energy in small sizes.

But instead watched as their attention shifted to something else. Lowing the branch in his hand Dirk watched as they levitated the droid. He didn’t know it was a mechanical being. He’d seen it before, but thought it was some strange and shiny bug and could never catch them. The young Dantari let out a quiet growl over seeing it. Believing their presence to be bad omens. Dirk was confused over how it was floating, and wasn’t sure if the pale one was responsible. They addressed it so he wasn't sure if Braze was familiar with the creature or not.

“Warning: Reporting Foreign Contaminant in presence of subject D-23. Unit Immobile, waiting for further instructions.” The droid spoke through its vocabulator.​

 

[Braze]

It was at that point that braze used the force to pull the droid appaet to pieces and let each little part flaot away from one another before drawing them closer to before plucking out a few key components and letting the rest fall to the ground. He snapped in half the little homing becon chip.

"That's better."

 

[Leos]

Dantooine
Tags: Braze , Dirk

Epo-1, YT-1760 small transport
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A soft resonance brushed the edge of Leos's awareness, as though the stone carried a distant tone sustained somewhere beyond hearing.

"Hello..." Leos muttered as he approached the crystalline substance. "You're... alive, aren't you..."

It seemed impossible, yet he felt so certain in his heart about such a thing. That vein of stone before him, shimmering in such an unusual way. It was surely just as living as he was. There were many of them, all communing with him. Calling out in a manner he was hopeless to resist. Leos needed to know why. What had lead them to call. Wearily, he reached out with a cautious finger to touch one of the crystals.

"Will you... tell me why you called me here?" he asked. "I want to know."

He spoke in a more comfortable way, unlike how he spoke with most people. After all, faces had let him down and caused him pain many times before.

There was an ease, then, to one that bore no such features.