Darth Timoris
To err is human, to forgive divine. And I'm no god
Post=7/20
"Why we still waiting?" The Hutt had returned but didn't sit down, but looked through the window with irritation.
"Well, somehow I suspect they won't let us enter the atmosphere until they give us clearance," Melori smiled, confident that he wouldn't detect her sarcasm.
"Tell them we need to land now," he ordered angrily. "We have business." He looked at her expectantly.
She reminded herself that he was just hired muscle. He couldn't know the stupidity of his suggestion "This isn't Nar Shaddaa. They have rules here," she smiled patiently.
"We break no rules." He shrugged and looked at her suspiciously. "They should be expecting us. You call now."
"Listen friend, just because I let you up here doesn't make you co-pilot." She looked him in eye with firm resolve. "This is my ship, and I'm in charge."
She leaned her chair back against the console, projecting an air of relaxed confidence. "We wait until they confirm. That's the way it works."
She watched the wheels turn slowly in his head as he considered how to react. His puzzled expression suggested he would back down, but then it ceased to be an issue.
"Your codes have been verified. Welcome." The voice of the security was no friendlier than it had been before. "Please proceed directly to the coordinates we've sent."
Now it was Melori's turn to look puzzled. She sat up with a start and keyed into the communication console.
"Why we still waiting?" The Hutt had returned but didn't sit down, but looked through the window with irritation.
"Well, somehow I suspect they won't let us enter the atmosphere until they give us clearance," Melori smiled, confident that he wouldn't detect her sarcasm.
"Tell them we need to land now," he ordered angrily. "We have business." He looked at her expectantly.
She reminded herself that he was just hired muscle. He couldn't know the stupidity of his suggestion "This isn't Nar Shaddaa. They have rules here," she smiled patiently.
"We break no rules." He shrugged and looked at her suspiciously. "They should be expecting us. You call now."
"Listen friend, just because I let you up here doesn't make you co-pilot." She looked him in eye with firm resolve. "This is my ship, and I'm in charge."
She leaned her chair back against the console, projecting an air of relaxed confidence. "We wait until they confirm. That's the way it works."
She watched the wheels turn slowly in his head as he considered how to react. His puzzled expression suggested he would back down, but then it ceased to be an issue.
"Your codes have been verified. Welcome." The voice of the security was no friendlier than it had been before. "Please proceed directly to the coordinates we've sent."
Now it was Melori's turn to look puzzled. She sat up with a start and keyed into the communication console.