[The handy side effect of Luke being totally broke is exactly that-- no need to warn him to watch out for pickpockets.
Han takes his time, doing a small circuit of the area, letting himself be swept along with the crowd. He's not as good at this as he used to be-- it's sheer luck, once, that he doesn't get caught, but he manages to pull back his hand when the man tenses visibly, obviously aware of what's happening, and vanishes back into the other shoppers.
For a minute he vanishes entirely, ducking into an alleyway to ditch some evidence and see where they stand.
When he finally does track Luke down-- not too far, thankfully, and it's only the second or third place he thinks to check-- clearly things have gone well, because he's carrying two paper-wrapped meat pies, one of which he holds out.]
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Han takes his time, doing a small circuit of the area, letting himself be swept along with the crowd. He's not as good at this as he used to be-- it's sheer luck, once, that he doesn't get caught, but he manages to pull back his hand when the man tenses visibly, obviously aware of what's happening, and vanishes back into the other shoppers.
For a minute he vanishes entirely, ducking into an alleyway to ditch some evidence and see where they stand.
When he finally does track Luke down-- not too far, thankfully, and it's only the second or third place he thinks to check-- clearly things have gone well, because he's carrying two paper-wrapped meat pies, one of which he holds out.]