She's a rainbow (Sabine Wren x Reader)
Summary: You and Sabine go on a fun date.
A/n: Hi, I had this idea in my mind since I time now and I finally write it. Lol. Thanks for reading and I hope you like it. (also i suck at making summaries sorry)
"Hurry up, cyare" Sabine cheered, motioning you to hurry up, "We're almost there."
âSabine, wait!â you chuckled, trying to follow her through the dusty path, not exactly knowing where it was leading to.
When Sabine asked you on a date you should have imagined her definition of a fun night would be getting in trouble. Now, as you reached the top of the hill it seemed your suspicions were true.Â
The dim light of LothalÂŽs moons illuminated what seemed to be an imperial outpost, not far from where you were; from distance it looked old and quiet, almost as if it was abandoned. You observed the building as Sabine kneeled carefully not to be spotted, as concentrated as if she was on a mission, she had a plan but what was it?
"We could get in trouble for this." you mumbled kneeling next to her.
"That's the idea". she said looking through the rangefinder of her helmet âAll clearâ She murmured. âCome on-â
"Sabine, wait-'' you protested but she was already running towards the outpost. Sighing you got up and went with the mandalorian. "I have a bad feeling about this"
You followed her into the building, already expecting a few stormtroopers and a fight, but instead you found nothing.Â
The outpost seemed to be abandoned but that didn't ease your worries about the place.
"Relax, there's no one homeâ Sabine told you seeing you so tense, âIâve been monitoring this base for weeks, as far as I know it's gonna be destroyed.â
Her words and the confident tone of her voice were all you needed to finally start to relax and enjoy this little time with her. But it was her gloved hand carefully taking yours what made you fully give in.
Together you wandered the empty hallways of the facility until you reached the main hall. When you saw the great gray wall In the back of the room, empty from floor to ceiling, you knew instantly why she had brought you here and honestly it was brilliant.
She tugged off her helmet and dropped it at her feet before looking at you, a playful smirk drawn on her lips. She only smiled like that when she had some kind of mischief planned, and though you had seen it a thousand times her smile never failed to make your heart beat faster.Â
"Here, you're going to need this" she said handing you one of her spray pistols. "Think you can handle it?"Â
You took the item on your hands and examined it for a bit, "Don't worry, I'll get the hang of it" you told her with a playful smile.
Sabine elbowed you softly and both laughed.Â
The mandalorian started to paint the wall before her, expertly moving the spray pistol side to side, easily creating beautiful strokes. She was a natural with the paint, ever since you met her you have always seen her painting, it was a part of her, but for you it was something new and unknown. You were a warrior not an artist, and somehow she was both.Â
You admired her concentrated features as she kept adding details to her masterpiece, the paint seemed to reflect into her hazel eyes as a delicate smile curved the side of her lips. Sabine was as beautiful as her art.
Then your gaze went back to your "canvas" in blank, thinking about what to do. You decided to figure it out on the going, so you started spraying, doing your best with the pistol, trying to draw something that made a bit of sense.
Suddenly a brilliant idea came to your head.
With a quick movement of your hand, you covered the poor girl in paint, making her yell in surprise, causing you to burst in laughter.Â
"I'm gonna kill you, cyare!" she said cleaning the paint off her cheek.
"I would like to see you try, Wren."
And the colorful battle began.
Giggling you tried your best to hit the girl with her own art weapons, moving around she managed to get closer to you splashing paint all over your body. And for a moment it was like if it were just Sabine and you, surrounded by a multicolored cloud. No Empire, no battles, no war, just her hazel eyes and melodious laugh.
You were so immersed in your little paint fight that you completely forgot where you really were.
"Hey!" screamed a voice behind you, making you both stop and look at the intruder, a stormtrooper. "What are you doing here?"Â
Without really thinking you shot the trooper with the spray pistol, covering his hermet with paint. Sabine and you took this little advantage to run away, in the distance you could hear the soldier calling for reinforcements.
âYou said it was empty!â you protested as you were running.
âNo, I said that no one was home, big differenceâ she told you.
The reinforcement showed up sooner than you expected, forcing you to blast your way out.
"Throw as many of these as you can." Sabine said, giving you her bag full of colorful explosives. A smile crossed your face, of course she brought explosives to a date.
You did as she said while she was taking down bucket heads. You fought your way out, as you always do when the missions go wrong.
Finally both of you managed to get out of the Imperial building.Â
"Ready?" asked Sabine as you keep running in the dark.
"For this" she said and activated the detonator. Making you stop your tracks and turn around.
The outpost exploded, illuminating the night sky with thousands of colors that seemed to paint the stars.
You took a minute to admire Sabine's masterpiece, captivated by the beauty of destruction.
Sabine, on the other hand, couldn't stop staring at you: Half covered in paint, with that bright smile drawing on your lips and a rainbow in your eyes, you were living art.
"It's beautiful," you said softly, turning around to see the helmetless mandalorian girl standing next to you with a soft smile. She had found a new muse.
"Yeah, it is'' she mumbled but she wasnât talking about the colorful mess in the distance, she was talking about you. She smiled one last time at you before stepping closer to you, delicately taking your face between her hands, capturing your lips on a sweet kiss that made your eyes flutter close.Â
You could swear your heart was going to get out of your chest as she kissed you under the colorful lights of the explosion.
âWe should really get going before someone notices our little messâ you said breaking away the kiss, a bright smile on your face.Â
âTrue.â Sabrine giggled before planting a quick kiss over your lips. She put her helmet then and, taking your hand, you both rushed away from the outpost, colorful smoke painting the night sky behind you, colorful as your love.