Rana climbed into the pod and plopped down into a chair, exhausted, nerve-wracked, and hungry. She flipped Marcus' blaster in her hands and held out the butt of the weapon, offering it back to the nautolan. Once it was out of her hands, she gripped the holocron tightly and ran her finger tips along the grooves that defined the alien symbols. She held it against her stomach to keep it from being taken; after all, she didn't know these people, and this cube was the most valuable possession she had ever had.
"You can call me Rana," she mumbled, distracted from the other individuals populating the pod. She hadn't had an opportunity to study the holocron in much detail, and had decided to take advantage of this chance. The duros inspected each rune carefully, hoping to find something she maybe recognized, but it was no use. Maybe if she honed the powers that the Jedi seemed to think lay dormant in Rana, the holocron would divulge its secrets to her.
"You can call me Rana," she mumbled, distracted from the other individuals populating the pod. She hadn't had an opportunity to study the holocron in much detail, and had decided to take advantage of this chance. The duros inspected each rune carefully, hoping to find something she maybe recognized, but it was no use. Maybe if she honed the powers that the Jedi seemed to think lay dormant in Rana, the holocron would divulge its secrets to her.