Natasha Romanoff (
ledger_not_clean) wrote2016-05-09 03:55 pm
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Natasha looked around the bar, noticing how many people were watching her. It made her nervous because she knew the First Order was looking for her, determined to find her before she could possibly find the Resistance. She'd gone directly to Maz's, knowing as well that the woman was her best chance at getting away. She hadn't gotten away unscathed though. She'd been shot and she was pretty badly injured, but she did her best to hide it in the way she carried herself.
Instead of asking too many questions Maz had just pointed to a man that she explained would help get Natasha off planet and far away, all she had to do was ask. So she started over, fighting the urge to limp. She knew she looked pretty battered up, but she could pretend it was nothing as she sat down beside the man, shifting the hood covering her head a bit which flashed her red hair, one of the biggest things she was trying to hide. "Are you looking for work?"
She looked around before looking at him again. "I need off planet and as far away as possible. I need to get away from anyone who could report back to the First Order and Maz said you're my best bet."
Instead of asking too many questions Maz had just pointed to a man that she explained would help get Natasha off planet and far away, all she had to do was ask. So she started over, fighting the urge to limp. She knew she looked pretty battered up, but she could pretend it was nothing as she sat down beside the man, shifting the hood covering her head a bit which flashed her red hair, one of the biggest things she was trying to hide. "Are you looking for work?"
She looked around before looking at him again. "I need off planet and as far away as possible. I need to get away from anyone who could report back to the First Order and Maz said you're my best bet."
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He opened a channel to Maz even though they were still in her back yard, warning her about the ships, because while watering holes like hers were technically neutral ground, the First Order would find any reason to tear the place apart, and he was planning to make good on an escape while he still could.
He hadn't taken into account that they would have left a squad of ships in low-atmosphere to keep anyone from leaving the planet. He grit his teeth at the first warning shot across the shuttle's nose, shaking his head as his fingers danced over the controls, "Hold onto something, we'll have to outrun them, get to the night side of the planet and calculate our first jump from there."
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She laid her head back, closing her eyes as she held on. She hated this, really never liked flying all that much and in a situation like this it only made it worse.
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He wasn't sure if it was just happenstance or if it had been an order from Maz herself, but he wasn't going to question it, either, just going to let them get lost in the crowd, jetting for the far side of the planet and into the hyperspace jump beyond, only speaking once they were in the familiar blue-stretch of lightspeed, "Well, that could have been worse."
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She only made it a few steps though before she stumbled and she grabbed onto something to stop herself from actually hitting the floor.
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Another tendril of the Force, a more focused Force-push had the panel for the bed activating, retracting the section of wall that kept the alcove of a bed out of view, he sat her gently on the edge of it, making sure she was steady, "I'm going to go get the medikit. You're going to have to take your shirt off." He said, unfolding to his feet to rummage around in a cargo compartment above the bed, "So I can see what I'm getting at."
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Once there she removed the outer robes covering her body, dropping the ruined clothes in heap next to the cot. She didn't hesitate when he said she needed to remove her shirt, knowing that he wasn't lying just because of how bad the damage was. She dropped her shirt on the same heap before kicking off her boots and pushing her pants down as well, revealing another blast mark at her hip, though it wasn't near as bad as her upper body.
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He gave her a gentle smile, already having set the medkit on the bed beside her so that she could see exactly what he was taking out of it, starting with a fresh pad of gauze and a bottle of bacta wash, "I'm not going to lie, this is all pretty much going to feel bad, at least until you're covered up again and actually healing, but I don't think that's going to be super-comfortable, either."
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She braced herself, closing her eyes and just exhaling slowly, praying that it wouldn't hurt too badly. Praying that maybe, just maybe she could relax as much as possible.
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He cleaned each of the wounds in turn, getting bandages and bacta ointment on the less serious ones and pulling the dermal regenerator out of the med kit, checking to make sure it was at full power before thumbing it on, "This is going to itch like hell," he warned, "but that means it's working."
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She just rubbed at her hip where there was a fairly nasty scar. "Didn't do a very good job." She admitted, shrugging a shoulder.
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His brow furrowed, glancing up at her briefly before returning to the wound he was working on, "Do you want a painkiller?" He knew some people were against them, on general principles he was as well, but only because of how deeply they made him sleep.
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"What kind?" She'd always been a bit wary about taking things like that, not wanting to be incapacitated, but she also knew how badly she needed the rest after the ordeal she'd gone through.
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"Almost done here." He added, the new-pink skin was already forming, though it was still tender enough that one wrong move would tear it and he wanted to at least make a second pass before bandaging the injury.
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"I can't let the First Order capture me. I just...I need to get this information to someone who can do something about it."
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Sometimes it was just information, sometimes it was supplies and sometimes it was whole people, alive and intact, though he didn't run rescue missions often.
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Once he was done she grasped his arm, squeezing gently. "Thank you." She murmured before getting more comfortable and falling asleep.
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That done he returned to the pilot's seat, running through calculations for the next jump to hyperspace and deciding on a destination where he could get a message through to the Resistance without being found out by outside forces.
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Which was why he was content to let her sleep, since she clearly needed it. He unrolled a mat onto the floor of the cargo area, settling in to meditate for a while himself, since he didn't need the sleep, and didn't want to disrupt hers.
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"How long have I been asleep?" She asked quietly, turning onto her side on the cot, hand going over where the skin was still fresh.
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He did, however, answer her easily enough, even with his eyes closed, "About three hours. I was going to wake you if you went more than four." He did open his eyes then, regarding her for a moment, "How do you feel?"
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She considered just curling up and napping a bit longer. It wasn't as if she'd gotten a lot of rest lately and she knew she could use it, but she didn't want to sleep too much.
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He rolled to his feet easily, padding closer, keeping both hands where she could see them, not wanting to startle her. She was feeling better, but she was also still recovering, "Do you mind if I take a look?"
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He looked back at the recently-healed injuries, fingers light against that new-grown skin, "Good, it's going to scar, so not good as new, but all in one piece, and that's what matters."
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