Britta Twi
19 / Female / Zabrak / Padawan
It had been an extremely long day, and all Britta wanted was to get somewhere safe. The cold metal walls of the smuggler's ship felt like they were closing in on her, and images of her fellow Jedi getting cut down by red sabers kept flashing through her mind. She curled up tighter in her spot in the cargo hold, waiting for the smugglers to come down and inform her of their arrival on D'Qar. She closed her eyes, trying to reach out with the Force into the far reaches of the universe in a desperate attempt to sense something, anything, from any of her fellow Padawans, but she came up empty. She hoped and prayed that this was simply due to her lack of skill and not a consequence of her being the only survivor.
Finally she heard the groaning of the ship as it came in for a landing, and one of the smugglers came down to tell her that they'd arrived. She got up and fished some credits out of a pouch on her belt.
"Thank you. This is all I have," she said, handing over the money.
The smuggler counted it with careful scrutiny. He seemed to ponder asking for more, but seemed to take pity on her and her sorry state.
"Alright," he said, "I suppose here ain't a bad place to stop and refuel."
"Thank you again."
And with that she hurried out of the ship and onto the landing platform. She knew the base was close this space port. There had to be someone around she could talk to who would know who she was or at least what she was and take her to the Resistance. If her luck held, maybe she would even find some of her friends here. Feeling out of place and vulnerable, she squared her shoulders and walked into the crowds of people milling around the docks.
Cliff Lindkear
20 / Male / Human / Resistance Bomber Pilot
It felt like Cliff hadn't had a moment to rest all day. Reports were flying in of an attack on the new Jedi Temple and even more reports were coming in about First Order activity all throughout their quadrant of the galaxy. Everyone was on high alert, and people were scrambling throughout the base preparing for a possible strike that may or may not come. Cliff was out by the bombers, already in his flight suit in case they suddenly needed to mobilize. The other pilots around him seemed to be on edge as they wondered what the day might bring. Cliff certainly hoped that it wouldn't come to a dogfight, but if it did he felt ready. He hadn't seen any action for a while, and he was itching for a fight.