The Mandalorian (Din Djarin x Female!Reader) (Discontinued)

Chapter 9: The Marshal

The human is knocked out as one Zabrak is stabbed by (y/n). The second Zabrak charges towards her but Din throws a blade into his chest, making him fall. The two hunters see Gor escaping out of the exit and they snatch up their pistols, which were dropped during the fight, and they began to follow him.

Gor flees outside but the hunters were quick to pursue and Din shoots out a grappling hook and catches Gor by the legs. Gor falls into the dirt and Din pulls him in and slings the rope around one of the street lamps lining the dirt path, tying it to the bottom and pulling Gor upwards, making him hang upside down.

"All right, stop, stop! I’ll tell you where he is. But you must give me your word that you won’t kill me." Gor pleads as he faces them. "We promise you will not die by our hands. Now, where is the Mandalorian you know of?" Din asked him. "Tatooine." Gor groans and this shocks the hunters.

"What?" They asked, confused. "The Mando I know of is on Tatooine." Gor replied with a groan again. "We’ve spent much time on Tatooine. We’ve never seen a Mandalorian there." (Y/n) tells him. "My information is good, I tell you. The city of Mos Pelgo. I swear it by the Gotra!" Gor groans again, more prominently this time.

The two hunters look at each other before (y/n) nods. "Tatooine it is, then." she said and they began to slowly walk away with the Child's carrier in tow. "Wait, Mando! You can’t leave me like this! Cut me down!" Gor shouts as he was still hanging upside-down. "That wasn’t part of the deal." Din said and he turns around and shoots the street lamp, causing it to go out. A shroud of darkness falls upon the hanging, squirming, struggling body of Gor.

"Wait, what? Wait, what are you doing? Mando! I can pay! Mando! Mando!" Gor screams, loudly, but as they walk away, many ominous pairs of red eyes appear surrounding Gor. He struggles more and begins screaming as Din and (y/n) continue to wake away.

The Razor Crest flies into the planet of Tatooine and through some canyons, which attracts the attention of a Tusken Raider, who is mounted upon a Bantha. The Tusken Raider looks upwards at the ship as it passes while the Bantha groans. The ship flies towards Mos Eisley Spaceport and Peli Motto, who is working on a podracer engine, glances up to the skies with an open mouth, as the Razor Crest lands in her hangar.

She blows on a metal instrument and looks smugly upon it landing. Her pit droid crew pick up their tools, ready to work on the ship just as Din and (y/n) descend down from the ramp. "Alright." Peli mutters then she turns to the pit droids. "Hey, hey, hey! Sorry, gang. Come on! You know he doesn’t like droids!" she shouts.

"May as well let them have at it. The Crest needs a good once-over." Din said. "Oh! So he likes droids now." Peli said then she turns to the droids again. "Well, you heard him. Give it a once-over!" She shouts and the pit droids walk up to the ship as Din and (y/n) approaches Peli Motto, who chuckles.

"I guess a lot has changed since you were last in Mos..." she said but she abruptly stops speaking as (y/n) reveals the Child, hanging in a pouch over her shoulder. Peli takes him out of the pouch, grinning. "Oh! Thank the Force! This little thing has had me worried sick. Come here, you little womp rat." She chuckles as she takes the Child out of the pouch. "Looks like it remembers me. How much do you want for it? Just kidding. But not really. You know, if this thing ever divides or buds, I will gladly pay for the offspring." Peli said before she looks over and shouts. "Hey!"

She is distracted by the pit droids working on the ship, as one of them has let an air tube loose, causing a loud, unpleasant noise to emit from it. "Oh, geez. Watch what you’re doing up there! He barely trusts your kind! What, you want to give all droids a bad name? Thank you!" she shouts as one of the pit droids - the one who had messed up with the air tube - gets the tube sucked into its face. The second one balances on top of the third one, examining the ship’s mechanics.