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Rey followed Poe quickly, knowing that time was of the essence. They had to be quick, they ideally didn’t want the First Order to know that they were ever here. “Just waiting on you to open the door.” She commented as she nodded to his commands. 

He moved to the door, pulling out one of he panels so he could fiddle with the wires. Sadly, the control have been out of commission for quite some time. It took some tinkering but eventually the blast doors slid open. “Go, in now.”

Rey looked offended when he commented on the X-wing’s controls compared to that of the Falcon. “Are you insulting my ship because if you are, I cannot be held responsible for what Chewie does in the event that this gets back to him?” She told him. “I don’t see an X-wing making a Kessel Run in 12 parsecs.” 

“Never said that.” He mumbled in a low voice, letting out a sigh. Poe had already forgotten that Rey could be a bit of a hot head when it came to certain subjects. “I’m just saying the controls are different, Rey. I never said that the Falcon was worse. The X-Wings are just a lot smaller.”

I’m DYING bc the 5th panel is 100% *bb-8 looks into the camera like he’s on the office*

“Frees up a hand as I don’t need my blaster.” She commented as she moved the lightsaber to illuminate the room. Through her training, her lightsaber had become an extension of her arm like her staff had before it. Rey continued to examine the base, trying to read the worn down and weathered signs. “Like this one?” 

“That’s the one.” He moved down the hall quickly while ushering her down the hall towards control. The faster they got in then the faster they got out. Poe knew that the longer they were here than the more likely the First Order would know they were here. “When we get in there, find the main computer and get it charged up.”

“Mostly because they work.” She commented as she climbed the ladder and leaned over so that she could see into the cockpit. Rey stayed on the ladder, not enough room for both of them. She gave him a look when he commented on the controls being complicated, wanting to remind him that she’d flown the Falcon single handedly but decided not to. She would instead listen and learn. 

“I know that look.” He replied, hitting a few buttons that powered up the X-Wing. Luckily it would remain grounded due to his brakes. “This is a lot different than the Falcon. It’s more compact and more exact.” Poe tried to explain with a light laugh. “It’s precise.”