Rescue Mission

[jedi_interrupted]

She has lost contact with one of her cells and unlike other times in the past, she now has the option of investigating to see what has happened to them. Only problem is, she doesn't have a ship. In the past, she'd just commandeer one but there are too many missions going on at present, and she also wishes to keep this one quiet, since this team was deep in the Imperial bureaucracy. 

Looking at flight plans however, she spots a familiar name that happens to be going near the system she needs. Maybe she can get a ride, assuming his mission isn't sensitive as well.

So now she's wandering the hanger bay, looking for Cassian Andor.

Comments

[jedi_interrupted]

Ahsoka nods to Cassian. "That's my hope, so I've got some new equipment to bring along. "

She leaves unsaid the chance the Empire got to them.

Turning to look up to K2 again, she replies, "T4 isn't that bad. He's not like other protocol droids and has been upgraded to run crypto-algorithms. He tends to do a lot of calculating rather than talk."

[childofrebellion]

"We'll help you with loading as we know the safest places to secure everything. There's a decent amount of space on a U-wing. I'm curious about these crypto-algorithms."

He's curious to see how the two droids interact and for the time on this trip to have a chance to talk safely with Ahsoka.

[rebel_droid]

"Do you listen to T4?" Kay asks. "Cassian doesn't listen to my probability calculations nearly enough."

Or rather, Cassian listens without changing his courses of action, even when Kay lets the man know there's a good chance for dying.

[jedi_interrupted]

"When T4 speaks of matters she knows well, yes. I do listen to her with other matters, but my choices are my own." She says this with a smile, but there is a clear point there if you look for it.

[childofrebellion]

"I listen but there's not always a way to use them. I try to find them when I can."

Its just that there aren't always a lot of good options in their work.

[rebel_droid]

Kay considers Ahsoka's words for a long moment, then decides, "That is very pragmatic of you."

His tone of delivery doesn't really give away whether he thinks this is a good thing or a bad thing.