Meena sighed and shifted her attention back on Drak who was giving her a second headache. Or perhaps it was the third. What was wrong with this man? Did he hate women? Perhaps there was some sort of tragic love story behind his grumpy, far too serious exterior. A woman had left him for a much more exciting life alongside a handsome rogueish smuggler. Oh yeah, she could definitely see that happen. "Exactly, she's not a human being." Meena snapped at him. "You need some sort of a droid lover, not a real woman. If you can't handle a woman's bad days, you sure as hell don't deserve her good ones. That's why you're single, by the way." She flashed him a cruel smirk. "Of course, there are other reasons and I could go on for days, but since we're in a bit of a pinch and I have other matters to take care of, I'll continue on a better occasion."<br/><br/>He mentioned something about her ship and her droid and she laughed mockingly in response. "At least Vul has a personality, compared to you. And this droid just might be saving your life, so I'd watch your words, Mister Justice." The cockpit was still silent and Meena was growing a bit suspicious, but the next wave of blaster bolts that shook the ship told her that Avoyos was busy giving orders to his crew members. Perhaps he still hoped to see his ship survive, but this definitely wouldn't be the case if things continued. Now that the generator was down, they were free to go, but she wouldn't leave without getting a payment for all the crap she had been through. No one treated her like trash without facing the consequences.<br/><br/>"Patience, you idiot!" She hissed at Drak. "Are you a criminal right now or not? He's in a pinch, it's the perfect time to get back at him for all the wrong he put us through!" Meena stared at him for a moment as he announced that all women were crazy. He really did hate women. Perhaps he liked men instead? That was a strong possibility, one that suddenly made so much sense. She breathed deeply and spoke: "If you have no prior knowledge of piloting, don't you dare to touch my ship. I'm pretty sure you'll break it and if you do... well, we're done for, just like everyone else on this ship. Do you want money or not? Are you criminal... or are you not? Because if you're not, you're dead to me."<br/><br/>She left the final decision up to him as she turned back to the generator. Avoyos finally spoke through his commlink:<br/><br/>"Congratulations, Meena Hayes. I happened to overhear what you just said to you comrade, whoever he is. Only a true, heartless criminal woman would be able to take advantage of a colleague in a situation like this. Keep your deal, I'd rather die with my crew than be shamed by your trecherous plans."<br/><br/>For a moment she was dumbfounded by such answer and looked over to Vul for some sort of comment, explanation or even comfort. However, for once, her astromech droid remained silent and she was forced to come up with something by herself. "Well." Meena started through the commlink. "I try, Captain. I try." What a waste of time! And all because of her dreadful stupidity. Now there was no money to gain, no profit to look forward to. With an extremely annoyed growl, she hurried off to her ship, ready to leave this damned pirate ship for good.