Reina is one of two daughters who happen to be descendants of the galaxy's most successful family of engineers, the Vondars. A bumpy beginning to her life had led her and her sister, Sabel, into a life of slavery upon the planet Geonosis. Upon being...
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Chapter 6: Exile
Returning back to my living quarters, everything that had happened between me, Samryl, and Vader left a very bitter taste in my mouth. The last thing Vader had said to me haunted my mind as his words repeated over and over in my head.
'Not a single soul within the entire galaxy would be powerful enough to spare him from the blade of my saber.'
Once the door to the lift opened to reveal my hallway, the harsh words that replayed themselves began to leave me feeling nauseous. The reality that Samryl will be on patrol again tomorrow morning filled me with dread. Knowing I will have to explain to him a lie I would have to make up in regards to my reaction to the events in the lift, a heavy breath eased the tiniest portion of my stress.
Continuing on, I finally made it to the central workroom. The door hissed open and I stepped inside, but what I saw sitting there on the worktable cleared away everything that had happened today, the memories instantly getting shoved to the back of my mind, "Blip!!"
Blip let out the happiest beeps and quees as she leaped off the table and came running to me. I met her halfway and caught her in my arms, both of us crying out in happiness, "Oh my Gods, Blip! I thought you were gone forever! My precious baby..." Blip spurred and bweeped loudly, her mechanics bouncing wildly with excitement.
Not having noticed Sabel seated at the table, her soft laughter warmed my heart as she caught my attention. Holding Blip in my arms, I rose off my knees and looked my sister over. Her bruised head was nearly healed entirely, and she looked to be in much higher spirits while she ate her leftover dinner, "Blip was waiting forever for you to get back, Reina. She could barely sit still, I had to chase her down the hallway once when she had tried exploring the place to find you. She even went the wrong way." She smirked.
Gasping, I held Blip out in front of me, "Did you really?"
Blip lowered her head a little before confirming with a small beep. Now that I have a second to actually look at her, I became overwhelmed with shock as my jaw hung open, "Oh my Gods, Sabel, did you do this?"
Blip didn't look like herself at all, rather she looked almost exactly like a factory-grade BD-1 droid, but better. The pieces of scrap metal had been completely replaced and plated with the shiniest silver metal I have ever seen on a droid. She was plated with brand new, polished durasteel, and every part of her that had been going bad was replaced. She no longer exhibits any of her glitches, and her holoprojector had been replaced, along with her spotlight and scomp link.
