Outside of the man's dream, Kotii sat in a chair with his arms crossed and his head tilted forward. His helmet covered his head but one could easily assume he was sleeping. With his armor on it was hard to tell the rise and fall of his chest. A guard was also posted outside of the doorway with clan solus marking but the immediate room was mostly quiet. The thrum of the modified carrier’s engines thrummed through the entire ship giving a faint background white noise at all times.
In the Mandalorian’s lap was a small creature that looked to be a machine but in the shape of a bunny rabbit. The P9-H1 bunbun droid was in a resting state though its sensors were active to detect a change in vitals for either of the organics in the room. Otherwise it was sitting relatively still and looking extra cute.
Kotii Solus had sped towards the Dralaalar’s location and was tired from the earlier adrenaline and excitement. He had been busy taking care of the other prisoners he had transported. There had been some tense moments as the members of Rancor Squadron kept them secure. But they were put onboard a new ship all the same and transported towards a new port since they could not remain on the Mandalorians’ ships. At least they had their freedom and a second chance at life.
The crowd of nurse and doctors had decreased since Sybella’s initial arrival. She was stable and thanks to the full medical suite onboard the Dralaalar she was going to make a full recovery, eventually. A trio of medical droids sat charging nearby in their dedicated ports but were nearby if their assistance was required. The woman was once again suspended in a bacta tank with her modesty protected partially by bandaging and the rest by a harness and bathing suit.
When she eventually awoke, the systems would detect her conscious state and begin to raise her out of the tube. She was close to being healed enough to be in a hospital bed rather than a bacta tank. Even with the help of bacta there were probably going to be scars on the woman’s body for the rest of her life. But at least she was alive.
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