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" And you think they could kill me easily? I don't know if I should be offended by that or not. " If ND was here he would probably agree — something something the Empire wouldn't go easy on her. But it's not like she hasn't dealt with the jerks there before. She sighed —

" Kays are never wrong. I'd know, I'm a Kay. " Which is also wrong. She wants to get more info on what kind of decisions Kaytoo makes during missions ... but she thinks better of it. " Hey, like, isn't there some sort of 'nobody left behind' mentality in the rebellion? " —

She tries to grin — even though she still felt like some creature under a magnifying glass when she was around him ... the words are kind of comforting. " ND approved of the plan before. Surely that's a good sign, right? He doesn't approve of my stupid plans. " And —

These rebels and asking their logical questions. She scoffs, doing her best to seem nonchalant about that ... but of course, she sighs. " I ... well ... we did it once. But that one time worked. And you're ... a very capable man, I'm sure you could do it. " If only ND —

" Obviously I wouldn't bring it up as an option if I didn't think it would work! " That's a lie and she's not going to mention how many times she's offered a plan to ND without being 100% it would work. But this was different! Sort of. Maybe that time was just some really —

Cassian was the type of man that was, putting it simply, difficult to work with. Put together the annoying attitude most rebels held with the man's own special stubbornness and you have the grumpiest man alive. It was hard to talk to him and not feel like every single thing —