Zana watched him as he spoke, and she knew she put him on the spot. Was that a bit too much? It didn’t matter, she wanted some answers. She could be stubborn and firm sometimes, and she wasn’t afraid to seek out what she was looking for. Her expression softened the more he talked, and her face turned a deep shade of purple again when outright asked her on a date. Zana blinked a few times, thinking about a million things and scenarios. However, her mouth moved before her brain caught up, “I’d like that,” She said, a smile gracing her lips. Just Cairo and Zana. It sounded so alien and different, so simple and complex at once.
“I’ll hold you to it,” She said with a grin as they began to walk again.
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Zana took in sight of the Blue District, feeling entirely out of place. However, she couldn’t deny there was something exhilarating about being here when she wasn’t supposed to be. She could tell there was a fight of some sort happening, flyers advertising fighters from all over the galaxy being pitted against one another. It was the kind of stuff she expected in Hutt space. “I can do basic slicing yeah,” She said, though it wasn’t something she jumped to right away considering it was highly illegal most of the time. If push came to shove, however, she would certainly do it. The droids, on the other hand, appeared far more doable. She walked over to one of them and reached into her bag, pulling out a servodriver that she always carried with her. Zana opened up the back panel of the droid and tweaked a few things. Unfortunately there was a security measure in place and there was a small explosion with a puff of smoke blasting out right into her face. Zana coughed and sputtered, stepping back with her face completely covered in ash and soot. She looked sheepishly over at Cairo, still holding her servodriver in the air.
“Um, well that’s not an option,” Zana wiped her face off, missing a few spots because she couldn’t see her own ridiculous face. Her golden gaze flicked over to see everyone around them and she pondered for a moment.
“We have two possible options,” She explained, “Either you can go in posing as a fighter. Or you can pretend to be my slaver and I pose as ‘entertainment’ to get in,” Neither idea sounded great, but they had few options. These kinds of scenarios always called for blending in of some sort and she was willing to do it to help Cairo out.
@Fine Dining Set