"Move it, Deadman." Leutre pushed the charred corpse aside to clear his vision. After picking clean the ships and even the bodies of pirate raiders, we wasn't at all bothered by the sight of the dead. So long as it wasn't anyone he personally knew, at least.
No, his main concern wasn't the dead, or lootable wealth, strangely enough. It was the living. Not the survivors, he didn't give spent fuel rod about more YSE fodder. They weren't his crew... Weren't his family, so they weren't his concern. His thoughts instead dwelled on the Mishhu. If they understood even basic Yamataian protocol, they would likely know rescue and salvage teams would be sent aboard a fallen ship. And if they were as cunning as they were intelligent, they would take advantage of that. And it was such a fearsome foe that worried him.
Leutre felt his heart beating loudly in his chest. He was always jumpy during salvage runs. You could never tell when a traumatized survivor would pop out of some hatch and open fire with a pistol, or when pirates would be waiting in ambush. But his paranoia was only worsened by the thought of Mishhu lukring about, making him feel especially twitchy. Looking down at his LASR, he carefully removed his hand from the trigger and lowered the rifle. 'Just in case.' He knew he could be some what trigger-happy at times, more so when he was spooked. 'This is why I don't do firearms. The last thing I need is to end up accidentally shooting survivors, again. I really don't want a black mark like that on my service record.'