Captain Phasma

Fire and screams surrounded you; it was all happening to quickly to process anything at the moment. The red liquid on the white armor of the stormtroopers made your eyes go wide. It was something in you that snapped. But yet you didn't act on it.

Your feet were sore from standing in one spot for quite some time. A glimmer caught your eye, just from the corner. With wide eyes and dilated pupils, you slowly turned your head to the shiny object. You focused more and realized it was a piece of helmet. That's odd, stormtrooper helmets are white.

You hesitantly took a step; your body was slightly limp, and your arms hung low. You glanced around before picking the shiny piece up, feeling the material it was made from. It felt familiar, almost like it was made from the same material as a stormtrooper.

You looked away from the piece and searched while trying to avoid attacks. While looking, you gathered smaller pieces of the shiny object, until you were met with a boot. Your eyes glanced up to see a body lying on the ground, the armor was slightly moving, just to indicate that the person inside was still alive.

You quickly put the pieces in your satchel and grabbed them, trying to pull them somewhere safer, yet you struggled with their weight. You had made it back to your little ship, breathing heavily as you tried to drag them further.

Finally you reached the deck, pressing a button on your watch that made the deck close, bringing you into the ship. With a glance of the armor you took it off of them, making them lighter for you to carry. You took off their helmet and your eyes widened, focusing on their injuries instead of their appearance. You began to remove their armor with haste, worried about any major blood loss, or any threatening wounds.

They soon laid in their black bodysuit, and with a groan, you tried to carry them again. Slowly inching your way to the med bay with them slumped over your shoulder. You laid them on a table and undressed them with a respectful eye, only looking at their body when you needed to.

You stitched up some wounds and patched others, knowing they had a lack of oxygen due to their broken helm, you covered their mouth and nose with an oxygen tube, leaving them to rest for however they needed, making sure to keep their vital signs updated every 30 minutes.

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She slept for at least 48 hours before waking up to dim lights, the sounds of the machines, and you sleeping in a chair next to her. A sudden surge of anxiety went her and she threw and ripped the tubes and wires from her body, reaching for her blaster that was on the table next to her and pointing it at you.

You gasped and threw your hands up, "Don't shoot! Don't shoot! I found you- y-you were- you are hurt-!" You stammered, stepping back.