Oh. That's in there too. The fact that she's powered means he really doesn't know what to expect or if there's anything to expect at all. The fact that she's special, maybe the only person like her alive, and you could meet a guy like him in any cantina in the galaxy. It definitely adds to the anxious feeling.

It will feel better when they get going, though. Like navigating through a field of asteroids, it's only nerve-wracking for that moment before you fly in.

He takes a breath and pushes in. All the muscles along the length of his back and in his thighs tense, partially because he doesn't know if he has to push harder than normal and partially because he feels like he ought to get going. You better believe he's trying to notice if it feels any different because she's part alien.

When he's in? It's right into a medium pace for the Corellian.