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milliways_bar2017-04-29 08:32 pm
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OOM and EP: Confrontation with Paladius
(OOM) Paladius has one last trick to pull.
Ibani was clearly not expecting Milliways, if her appearance is anything to go by. She's in her armor and her right gauntlet and some of her right arm is covered in blood that's still wet.
"Really? You needed me here right now?" she asks no one in particular. She sighs. "Well, I suppose a rest couldn't hurt."
Ibani was clearly not expecting Milliways, if her appearance is anything to go by. She's in her armor and her right gauntlet and some of her right arm is covered in blood that's still wet.
"Really? You needed me here right now?" she asks no one in particular. She sighs. "Well, I suppose a rest couldn't hurt."

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"Ibani! You're ba..." He freezes, abruptly, before continuing on in a much more strident and demanding tone. "Is that blood I smell?"
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Baze itches to check her over for further injury, but stays where he is.
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"Though I should grab a towel or something before I drip on the floor." As she walks over to the Bar there is the definite sound of armored footsteps. She walks light on her feet, but the armored boots are going to make more noise than synthleather.
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He's practically sitting on his hands to avoid giving in to temptation and going over to 'see' her lack of injuries for himself. He's sure she can tell he's fretting about it, but since he can't do a thing about it, he doesn't add to his load.
"Dripping is not a reassuring word." He retorts, exasperated.
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Baze decides to lean on the back of the couch, as if that will make not checking her for injury easier to bear. It doesn't, but he can pretend. "So, Ibani, I assume the Sith who went to ground--you found him?"
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Because she's SENSIBLE, unlike some people.
She grabs a towel from Bar and wipes the gauntlet off as she heads over to them. "I did," her smile is sharp as she sits on the couch. "That hunt is finally over, though it had a few surprises at the very end."
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"Well done. We are more than happy to hear the story of your victory, if you want to share it."
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Baze didn't see her roll her eyes, due to the helmet, but he could hear it in her voice. It's the same voice Chirrut uses all the time. Baze allows his friend to check her over, thinking that the larger man will get his turn soon--provided she doesn't object.
"Yes, I would love to hear the story," Baze says, offering her a smile. "If you're willing to share. And don't skimp out on us."
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Ibani takes her helmet off, then brushes the clean gauntlet through her hair in an attempt to bring it back into order. This mostly doesn't work.
She won't object to Baze checking, although she will roll her eyes and mutter "mother hens" under her breath.
"I don't think I told you about who I was after on Nar Shaddaa, did I?"
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"Sapir for me, and... Baze, Ibani?"
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"Did you use your fists in this fight?"
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"His name was Lord Palladius, a Sith Pureblood and leader of his own little cult on Nar Shaddaa." She's forgotten that the term Sith Pureblood likely mean nothing to Baze or Chirrut.
Ibani scowls, anger seeping into the force at her remembered outrage. "He was using the poor and the desperate to grow a power base for himself, using them and giving them nothing in return. Not that Darth Zash cared about any of that, she just wanted an artifact that was in his possession, the Eye of Tulak Hord."
"I did indeed use my fists," she explains, "though I certainly wasn't planning to going in."
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When she enters with blood and the armor, his hand goes to the blaster at his side as he watches then recognizes Ibani's voice. His hand is trembling as he shifts it onto the table, "Ibani?"
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She removes the helmet with her left hand, sensing that it would be a good idea for him to see her face as soon as possible.
"And I should probably wipe this off before I drip everywhere."
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His hand stills as he grips his datapad and he looks for a rat to order whatever she might need. He can hear that his voice is tighter than he wants it to be but her mask is similar to Death Troopers.
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"Should I change out of this first before I join you? I'd guess Imperial fashion's not something you want to see right now."
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This is a lie but he's not going to have her changing for him, that's more than she needs to do. He'll adjust, this is another kind of injury and he's good at healing and moving on. Cassian releases his datapad and finds a rat to order something for her to clean up with along with some caf.
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She slides into the seat across from him. "He cut me off from the Force and did...something that started to drain my life energy." Ibani huffs in frustration with herself. "Apparently I know less about what's possible than I thought I did."
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Someone must have studied the Force when there were Jedi.
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"Not really, at least not about something as esoteric as that. Sith tend to keep powerful techniques secret, they're often lost when the originator dies only to be rediscovered centuries later."
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"Yes, it is. But what happens if someone never passes a secret on?"
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