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"We're going to try something a little different today." Which Hera had decidedly mixed feelings about.

"And it isn't mandatory by any means," Kanan said, sporting his very own set of mixed feelings on the matter. "But we found a few holographic devices in a storage closet..."

Hera held one up, and with a dubious look on her face, pressed a button. The hologram came into play, and now she looked like herself...only human. "These will make it easier for us to interact with people over the causeway that aren't used to other species. Again, they are definitely not mandatory, though. Anyone who doesn't want to use them, we'll figure it out."

She'd admit she was curious about interacting with mainland people, but it still felt a little wrong. She turned the device off again. "The point of today isn't to draw attention, though; it's to help out at what is locally called a 'soup kitchen'."

Kanan had absolutely been staring at Hera with the holo on, yes. Mostly in bemusement.

"That is so weird," he supplied. "But... yeah. Today we're heading to a soup kitchen in town to serve food to people who otherwise have none. Our job will more or less be to stand there with a ladle and give people food as they walk by. It's not difficult work, at least not in a physical sense, but if you need to take a break for any reason, feel free to tap myself or Hera in and we'll cover for you."

Hera nodded. "Other than that, please be polite and follow the instructions of the people that run the place. If you have any problems with that, again, come and get one of us." She looked around. "Our portal should be here any second. Any questions before we leave?"

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Hera gave him a sympathetic look. She had a lot of the same thoughts he had - it felt wrong to pretend, but this wasn't about her. Still, at least she still looked the same height and weight.

"You're doing great," she told him, smiling.

And seeing her altered as he was added another level of strangeness to the whole thing as well, but Sidon still smiled back and chuckled. "I appreciate the encouragement, Miss Syndulla," he said. "It's rather strange, but I must admit it almost adds a novel level of fun to the whole thing. Like playing a part in a play of some sorts."

"That's a good way of looking at it." Hera smiled at him. "I think I'll do that, too."

One definite disadvantage to this holographic technology was that it was really bringing to light how much Sidon actually blushed and never showed before, but at least he wasn't entirely aware of that as he smiled back.

"This was a truly wonderful idea," he said. "I'm glad to have had the opportunity to participate in such a generous endeavor more than worthy of our time."

Hera smiled back. "I'm glad to hear it. Do you have anything like this back home?"

"Oh, no," said Sidon, shaking his head slightly before it turned into a nod and a smile a dished out another scoop of the casserole onto a plate for someone. "Nothing like this. There's really no need. For while Hyrule may be war-torn and ravished by the Calamity, she had always been abundant in resources, with a strong sense of community. We look out for each other, as best we can. We truly must; there are really not many of us left..."

But he did so hate to leave anything on such a disheartening note, so he quickly added, "But we have made many great strides since the Calamity. It's truly amazing how well we've gotten back to our feet."

Hera smiled sympathetically. "People can do a lot when they bond together. I'm glad your people have each other."

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