There was something soothing about the delicate precision of repairing and fusing parts on her ship. Sparks trickled down in front of her as she reconnected several wires that were in dire need of replacement. The bright flame reflected in her goggles as she worked in silence, her droid quietly waiting for orders or until its master started to throw things in frustration, which had been occurring more often. She paused in her work, lifting the goggles to better examine the coatings to ensure she didn't overdo it and would have to start over. Seeming satisfied, she lowered her arm, feeling the muscles fight against every movement she made. It was getting better of course, but the healing process even with bacta seemed to take longer than she wanted.
However, that was the least of her problems as she shifted through the fallout of Yavin. She was feeling a whirlwind of emotions, leaving it even more complicated by the fact the Mask was unable to directly feed off of her. It was like a part of her was missing, but that was an illusion as she determined, since she was more than certain all of herself was sitting presently, now in front of her ship. However, at times, it was clearly easier said than actually believing it.
Grimacing as she raised her arms to fix her ponytail, Tiamat then checked her chrono and her droid let out string of beeps and whistles, reminding her of upcoming appointments. The redhead paused and glanced at the droid, "Who ever it is, I told them I would be here working." she reminded the droid who seemed concerned for its master, "They're probably just wanting to meet for another debrief, its like that after every battle." Tia explained, picking up her water bottle and taking a long drink before returning to work on the ship, grumbling about retelling details until she was blue in the face.
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