Meena wanted to slap him for being drunk right then and there, but she had to give Drak the credit for distracting the Captain long enough for her to figure out a fairly plausible plan. She watched him walk to her unsteadily and gave him a slightly irritated gaze before speaking. "Thanks for distracting him long enough. We should get out of here, Drak. I have a bad feeling about these people." Meena glanced around her. "You can never trust fellow criminals and I can just feel it in my bones that if we stay any longer they'll reveal some sort of twisted agenda. It wouldn't be the first time." She just wasn't comfortable with the way the Captain was treating them. There was suspicion from both sides and tension had begun to rise, which meant that once everything would blow up in their hands, they'd find themselves facing a small army of pirates and their devious Captain.<br/><br/>"I told one of Avoyos' guards that I wanted to set up a surprise for him. Once the Captain arrives in his quarters and realizes I'm not waiting for him and that he has no idea where I am, he'll probably alert his men." Meena speculated. "While they search for us, we can slip into the generator hall, turn the damn thing off and be on our way." She tried to have confidence in her plan, but since Drak was drunk and there were guards everywhere on the ship, Meena felt anxious and hoped that this wouldn't be a disaster. Wordlessly, she grabbed Drak's arm to support him and pulled him out with her, making sure to move fairly slowly so she could check if anyone was standing around the next corner or not... and also making sure that Drak was able to keep up with her.<br/><br/>"Did you have a fun time with the Captain? What did you two talk about?" She asked quietly, grinning with mischief while walking down the hallways with him. Now was not the ideal time to discuss such things, but she couldn't help her curiosity and wonder whether Drak had covered for her story properly. Although, Meena did have a feeling that later he would scold her for inventing that foolish story about them being husband and wife. They walked a little longer, until she found the generator hall entrance once again. Peering inside, she was surprised to find that it was already empty. Had the Captain alerted his men? Meena's jaw clenched. She didn't like this, but felt like they didn't have any other choice than run for it. After listening carefully for another few minutes, she eventually slipped inside with Drak, now squeezing her blaster. "If you see someone, just shoot." She instructed cold-heartedly. "And try to shoot at least relatively straight, please?"<br/><br/>She let go of his arm and made her way to a control panel, perusing it for a moment before despair began to take over her. Of course this had to be the most complicated goddamn generator! Meena sighed, a look of worry settling on her normally so confident face as she began to tentatively pressing different buttons. It soon dawned to her that the panel was on a lockdown and that some sort of a key would be needed to access it. A key that Captain Avoyos surely had.<br/><br/>Speaking of the Captain, he was far from the idiot that Meena had tried to reduce him into. Although he had actually believed her to be waiting in his quarters, he wasn't much surprised when the woman was nowhere to be seen. Swiftly but silently alerting his men, he knew exactly where the woman was aiming to go. And he planned to catch her and her so-called husband red-handed. Watching from the shadows of the generator hall, he couldn't help but to feel amused when watching the poor woman try and figure out the controls of his generator. He could have watched her pathetic squirming much longer, but decided he'd rather do that with both of them locked up in his cells. And with that, he gave his men a sign to go in.<br/><br/>Meena froze when hearing the all too familiar noise of a blaster being loaded right beside her ear. The captain's men walked out of their hiding spots and surrounded her and Drak in mere seconds. "Hayes." The Captain spoke, causing Meena to slowly turn around. "I have to say, I'm a little disappointed. Is this really the feared con artist who tricked men out of their livelihood? Perhaps Kessel did more to you than you make it seem." He smirked. This time, Meena found it harder to conceal her boiling anger as she stood quietly, gritting her teeth. "I'm not an idiot." Avoyos continued and looked over to Drak. "One of my guards told me an interesting theory, which I think I'm beginning to believe. You two are not married. And he is not a criminal. If that's the case, who might this gentleman be? I'm sure my men will find that out with very minimal digging."