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As Mando, the little one, and Celeste made their way to the barn that Caben directed, they were stopped by a presence, which happened to be a woman with long brown locks in the building.
"Please, come in." She tells us, once noticing them lingering by the door way.
"I hope this is comfortable for you— Sorry that all we have is the barn." She tells us once the three of them walk into their new home for a few, which happened to be actually nice in Celeste's eyes.
"This will do fine." Mando tells the woman while getting his weapon box towards his bed, not paying the woman much attention.
"I stacked some blankets, over here." The woman says causing Celeste to look over at the woman.
"Thank you. That's very kind." Celeste says with a genuine smile, before putting the little one into a small crib which was right beside her bed.
Then suddenly Mando become startled, making him quickly turn around, and aim his weapon by the doorway. Once doing so, this made Celeste look over to see a little girl looking frighteningly at the floor.
"This is my daughter, Winta. We don't get a lot of visitors around here. She's not used to strangers." The woman says while walking over to her daughter, and pulling her into a comforting hug.
"This nice man is going to help protect us from the bad ones." She tells her daughter, who which looks up at the man with puppy-like eyes.
"Thank you." Winta tells Mando, which made the man stay still, and quiet. Obviously this became a bit of a worry to Celeste, and wondered by he was so tensed from her daughters presence.
"Come on, Winta. Let's give our guests some room." The woman says before taking her daughter out of the barn, leaving the woman almost speechless.
Celeste then stood up from her crouch position, and slowly walked over beside the tensed looking man in Beskar armor. "You alright?" She asks causing him to turn to her in one motion, before making his way to his boxes.
"I'm fine." He tells Celeste while unlocking his metal box, leaving Celeste standing in the middle of the barn in deep thought.
"Okay." She says awkwardly before walking outside the barn, leaving the man to himself, which was probably the best thing to do for the both of them.
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It was finally lunch time at the Village, and they were the first ones to be served. Celeste had figured Mando wouldn't be eating, especially when around people, since his whole helmet situation. So he began to help the little one eat his lunch, while the two girls made little conversation. While Cara kept going off about some of her war stories, Celeste found herself watching the man feed the child a few people down from the table.
