"I am not going back there again."
She grumbled as she stormed by the [reader], her armor clearly covered in mud and blood.
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The other certainly was formal. Though she certainly was unfamiliar with the other's customs.
She lifted off her helmet with her free hand. Her braided hair that was yet to be tied down was a bit ruffled from the constant wear of the helmet.
Focusing on them briefly my clear blue eyes appeared to 𝑎𝑙𝑚𝑜𝑠𝑡 look through them before a rather small, tentative smile pulled at my lips.
“You are most welcome,” my accent, British with a slight Australian twang to it, “You are also free to take some cake to accompany —
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It's true.
It is rather common for our kind to be involved in both sides of a war for different reasons.
The offer was...
Well, unexpected. Her T-shape visor stared at it for a moment, and then she softly nodded her head.
"Vor'e," she said, then corrected herself as she spoke her language without thought. "Thank you."
She took the cup of tea in her hand.
Not entirely.
Done some work for them to earn some money. The conflict provides opportunities for her to test her metal.
They don't pay well, which, make sense. But war trophies tend to make up the rest of the necessary means of extra credits.
An Imperial Officer.
Who has a large reputation for being the most efficient officer the Empire has.
When it comes to the Imps?
They are always outnumbered, and that is a fact they can count on. However, long as cards are played right.
That can create opportunities to turn that against them. Now, if Thrawn is with them? Then that is something truly to be worried about.
Indeed, same with her.
This will be a day they both can enjoy fully, as she grab her own expensives from her pouch.
Ready to set the Imperial world on fire.


