Since the droid did not belong to Xev, so to speak, but rather to the corps, Xev often thought of instead working alongside this model. Most Astromech droids served in star fighter plug-in systems or perhaps in the bowels of giant spacecraft. Death Stars and Corellian Freighters must have had tons of those things. This model, however, was designed for working primarily with smaller vehicles. That had a tendency to help in this sort of situation.<br/><br/>There wasn't any way that Xev could have seen her face, but then again she couldn't see his own either. As someone who worked as a professional soldier orders were given and followed, but it didn't really matter if you saw faces. If anything, then he was getting every bit as angry about her marked lack of professionalism.<br/><br/>Bounty hunters were creative and sly. They weren't known for being the ruthlessly efficient machines that scout troopers were. As a result, eventually he figured she wasn't going to take any of his advice and merely stopped with it. Instead, the Twi'lek had assumed that he should have taken care of business by himself and let her do her own thing. Maybe he could have tolerated the bounty hunter long enough,<br/><br/>Finally, though, it didn't seem like things were going to be that tough for either of them after all. Their quarry was coming out the front door so to speak. Taking position, Xev pulled out a scouting blaster and yelled through his amplified loudspeaker.<br/><br/>"Stop!"<br/><br/>He neglected to finish what he wanted to say. If he knew more about what was going on, then he would have put this scumbag under formal arrest. Still, he knew that he had to cooperate with the bounty hunter if he hoped to get on her good side. If he wished to carry out this complete mission, then he had to since he needed to make up for what had happened before.<br/><br/>For the time being his weapon was set to stun. He assumed that she would have known this, since bounty hunters seemed to spend a great deal of time looking at other people's weapons of course.