𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐑.
@genrls
She knew who he was. After all, he was one of the more well known people within the resistance. Not to mention his little call to their ship a year before didn’t help when he had a message for the General. However, perhaps he didn’t know who she was. At least not yet. Though, even if he did–she wouldn’t be surprised. Amara smirked, watching him from the distance before slowly walking towards one of the ships. Despite their shape and the symbols on them, they sure were fine. Gently, she pressed a hand on it. ❝ Beautiful. ❞ The blonde spoke up, glancing his way. ❝ Does she have a name? ❞
NO MATTER HOW ACCOMMODATING the residents have been, he knows that he doesn’t belong here, not permanently. not being able to fly further dampens his spirits, given the fact that it’s become ingrained into him, something so innate that losing it has taken a toll on him ( among other things ). despite their relative uselessness at the moment, poe has made sure to emphasize the importance of keeping all of their ships well - maintained, and it seems like he got his point across quite well.
as the girl approaches the ship, hand smoothing over the surface, he’s relatively unalarmed, but still alert. then, a casual question receives a casual answer. ❛ this one? ❜ he asks, eyebrows raised as he looks it over. ❛ not sure, she’s not mine. ❜ hands on his hips, one of them moves to smooth over his curls, watching the girl curiously. ❛ you fly? ❜





















