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authoranna · 8 years ago

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Mending the Mind, chapter four

I have another update! Also, I finally went and saw Rogue One today so I’m having some major Cassian feels rn. I have so much Cassian fic bookmarked rn it’s insane. So while I’m reading that like a banshee the next day-ish I won’t be writing. But I literally just started chapter 7 so it shouldn’t be too bad. As I finish a chapter I’ll post another one.

Anyways, here’s some sassy Carth and Revan. Also my first attempt at writing force sensing stuff. Ooo-wee-oooooh yeah. Lemme know what you guys think please.

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Chapter Four

“Hey. Maybe tomorrow we should go to the store and buy some stuff; you know, food, some clothes so we don't look like vagabonds. I mean, your clothes are mostly fine, but I'm just slightly covered in random scorch marks and tears. It might be a bit of an issue at some point.” Lis shrugged.

“Well, can't say I'd be opposed to the idea of buying some food so we aren't always frequenting that foodstand. But I don't think we have a conservator.”

“Canned soup is always cheap and requires only a shelf to store. I thought I saw a gas pipe in the apartment.”

“If you turn on the gas, the entire room would fill with it and we'd blow up half the building,” Carth explained, shaking his head. He pressed the outer door button for the apartment complex, waving Lis in first.

“I can fix that, you know. Put on a control valve and a nozzle and it'll be perfectly safe. As long as you have a zippo, we have a way to heat soup.” Lis nodded at an alien as she and Carth stepped onto the elevator, waiting until he disembarked two floors later to continue speaking. “One of the perks of being a scout is you learn how to improvise.”

“And where are you going to get those items at?” Carth held the turbolift door as Lis stepped off, following her to their apartment.

“From Kebla Yurt's Emporium, of course. Probably be able to get all the stuff we need there. Do you have to walk so slow, Carth? I'd like to get my side wrapped before breakfast.” She stopped infront of the apartment door, waiting for Carth to unlock it once he reached it.

“For being hurt, you sure do manage to walk quick,” he mumbled.

“Maybe you're just getting old,” she winked. As soon as the door was unlocked she walked through, pulling her vest off quickly. The shirt took another moment to pull up.

“If I'm old, what does that make you? We've got to be around the same age, if we enlisted around the same time. Where does your rib hurt?” Carth opened the medpac, pulling out more kolto.

“On the right, a bit closer to the spine than the breastbone. You see the giant bruise that I'm sure is forming?”

“Yeah. Here, hold this kolto on there while I find some bandages.”

Lis hissed as the kolto patch pressed onto the bruise, closing her eyes for a second.

“I thought you read my profile, fly-boy. I enlisted when the Mandalorians came, in '64; I was 28.”

“So you're two years younger than me. You spend most of the time in space, or pounding ground? Here, hold this end.” Carth handed her one end of a gauze wrap.

“Damned if I remember. You're talking to someone who can't remember more than three months ago, remember? Honestly, I could be 50 for all I know; I'm just going by what someone told me. I don't feel 35 though.”

“You will in the morning, based on the beatings you've gotten lately. Try not to fight tomorrow, okay? We're taking it easy tomorrow; some shopping, a party with some Sith, and some more Pazaak if you didn't chase everyone away.”

“I might be able to get one more day of Pazaak in before they stop wanting to play with me. So maybe another thousand creds will materialize by dinner tomorrow. Did you wrap the gauze tight enough? I can barely breathe. Ow.” Lis pulled her shirt back down, the vest cast aside in favor of walking to the refresher. The sound of running water filled the small apartment for a minute, followed by Lis groaning at the hazy reflection.

“That's the cracked rib's fault, not mine. Do you want mystery meat meal one, two, or four?” Carth asked when Lis reappeared.

“What happened to mystery meat meal three?” Lis draped the vest over her shoulders.

“Meat number three is no longer available apparently. The quarantine has shut off all trade routes for the time being. I don't imagine there could be nerf on Taris.”

“Oh, is that what that was? I thought for sure it was more gizka. Come on, let's go get food. I think mystery meat four sounds good right about now.”

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Lis picked at the gauze on her arm absently as she waited for the turbolift to reach its destination. Carth had sent her to buy the morning meal with her Pazaak winnings, and she wasn't happy about the lack of food in the shoddy apartment.

We should've gone shopping last night to get at least some food. I mean, who knows how long we'll be stuck on this planet. But we're going after breakfast, so I guess there's no point in complaining about it. But if there was something besides griddlebread to eat it might be nice. Is there even such a thing as breakfast soup? Maybe egg soup. But we'd have to have a pot of some sort to make that. Maybe Kebla's has one.

Lis stepped out of the lift, blinking against the early morning sun. It was just peaking out from between two starscrapers, mist beginning to burn off in the heat.

“Good morning, Isaak. What's the morning special?” She asked, leaning on the small counter.

“Griddlebread, with a side of apple syrup. We also just got caf back in stock; the quarantine has stopped imports, but our merchant had some warehoused. You want some?”

“Would I ever. The last time I had caf it was instant; the last planet we'd stopped on didn't have any of the real stuff for us to buy. We weren't happy about that at all.” She accepted the flimsicup gratefully, smiling at the old man as he started preparing the griddlebread.

A few minutes later Isaak handed her the two plates of food and a small folding box, two cafs nestled in the corners amongst creams and sweetpacks. Lis thanked him before heading into the apartment building.

As the turbolift went up, a sinking feeling unrelated to the lift arose in Lis' stomach. She couldn't place the feeling, but something felt... off, almost wrong.

Am I forgetting something? I know it's early in the morning, but I only had one task to do, so I couldn't have forgotten my one task since I actually did it. My memory's bad, but it's not that bad. What's the date today? Maybe it's someone's birthday? What am I forgetting?

She almost dropped the packages in her hands as the turbolift doors slid open, revealing a Sith sergeant and two droids in the corridor. Two Duros stood in the hall as well, facing the patrol. Lis stepped off the turbolift, shrinking into an alcove, unseen by the enemy.

“We're looking for Republic fugitives. Seen any around?” The Sith in charge asked of his non-human audience.

“No, no one unusual has been here since the quarantine. There was a patrol a couple of days ago,” one Duro said.

At that moment, Carth stepped out of the apartment, unawares as to the patrol's presence. He froze at the sight of the Sith, who stared back at him for a second. Finally, the Sith shouted, “a human in this dive?! He's a Republic fugitive! Get him!”

Carth drew his blaster, beginning to shoot at the patrol droids. Lis put the food down on a shelf, her hand going to the long blade at her side. She rushed out of the alcove, stabbing the sergeant through the torso. Carth had already knocked out one of the droids, and an unhurried final blasterbolt finished the second one off. The Duros had stood frozen in shock during the encounter.

“We will take care of the bodies,” the Duro who hadn't spoken before said. “Thank you for fighting with us.”

“Sure, no problem, man,” Lis replied, sarcasm dripping as she returned her sword to its sheath. She shared a glance with Carth across the corridor, her brows raising in shared joke.

She went back to the alcove, fetching the still-warm food from the table. One flimsicup of caf was knocked over, the contents spilling onto the floor to mix with the dust and grime.

Well, I suppose it's a good thing I already had my caf. Maybe later I'll buy me another one.

Lis walked into the apartment, almost running into Carth as he stood in the doorway. He took the cup of caf quickly, inhaling the scent before beginning to drink.

“You know this is the worst caf I’ve ever had?” Carth asked after a minute. “But it sure tastes good right about now.”

“It might be a good idea for us to find another hideout soon, if there’s going to be more patrols coming around. What happened to the first one that came here?” Lis set the foodboxes down, digging in her vest pockets for the forks she’d stashed.

“They left without finding us. We probably wouldn’t be able to find another place to stay up here in the Upper City; it’s full of snobs and we don’t have the money. Our best bet is to continue to lay low, and deal with any patrols when they come. Unless you have a few extra thousand creds lying around we could use for rent.”

“Unfortunately pazaak doesn’t pay as well as that. Now if you were an admiral, you’d probably have the money for it; but you wouldn’t be able to access it on this planet without alerting the Sith that you’re here,” Lis frowned. “I must have dropped the forks in the corridor during the encounter; frack. I’ll go see if they’re still out there.”

She turned around, triggering the door sensor. She stopped when she heard Carth laughing, however.

“What’s so funny?”

“They’re in your hair; in the braid. They look like antenna,” he managed to get out between bursts of laughter. “I wish you could see them.”

Lis reached back, patting the back of her head. She yanked the forks out of her braid, wiping them on her pants leg before handing one to Carth.

“I don’t remember putting them there; oh well. Eat, we’ve a long day of shopping and party crashing to do.”

“It must have been since you haven’t had caf yet. And it’s not party-crashing since you were invited. Me on the other hand -- that might be party crashing.” Carth started spreading the syrup on his griddlebread, rolling it up to form a tube before eating.

“I already drank my caf; I was gonna have a second one, but it spilled somehow in the hall.”

“And here I thought it was the fight that had you looking so bright and peppy.”

Silence reigned for the time being as both Republics ate quickly, slurping the last of the syrup up for the added energy.

“Yun is probably gonna be so pissed when I show up with you trailing along. Maybe if we show up late he and everyone else will have already started drinking.”

“I sure hope our plan works; otherwise we’re gonna be in a giant mess.” Carth threw his empty flimsicup into the trash bin, leaning back in the chair so he was balanced on the back two legs.

“You’re the one who thought stealing Yun’s armour was a good idea; I’m just following your command, boss-man. Now come on; let’s go shopping.” Lis stood up, running a hand through her hair.

“Many a man heard that phrase before his wallet went dry,” Carth mumbled.

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“Hi Kebla. You wouldn’t happen to know of anywhere we could buy groceries, would you? Or canned soup, even? And clothes.” Lis walked into the Equipment Emporium, beginning to survey the offerings.

“You’d have to take an air-taxi to the next skyway over, but there’s one just on the other side of the Sith base. A man from the Middle City got a permit to put one there, and he’s raked in the creds from it; the richy-rich of up here can pay exorbitant amounts for food and things. If you mention my name, though, he’ll give you the employee discount. And by employee discount, I mean the actual price of the stuff. It’s called Fronk’s; you can’t miss it. See anything you like in here?”

“Yeah, I’ll take these two things. Oh, and this too.” Lis set down the nozzle and valve she’d mentioned to Carth the night before, as well as a small handsaw.

“20 creds. Whatever you’re doing with these, be careful. Don’t do anything too dangerous,” Kebla replied.

“Oh, I’m just fixing my stove; no worries. I’ve done this before countless times.” Lis smiled, handing over the credit chit. “Thanks for the directions.”

“You’ve done it countless times, huh?” Carth whispered once they were back on the skyway.

“I can’t remember doing it, but I know how to do it; I can’t count it, so it’s countless.” Lis shrugged, not looking back at Carth. “Let’s go to Fronk’s before I engineer the stove; I’d rather have something to actually test it on other than my hair.”

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