Alric Kuhn
Handsome K'lor'slug
There was something to be said about happiness.
Alric was not entirely sure that he had ever felt it before. Up until a week ago he had not been entirely sure he had been capable of such an emotion. Yet it had been proven that he was. The thoughts and emotions that now ran through his mind were singular in the intent and cause. He knew what he was feeling, he knew what it meant.
A smile crept over his face.
His eyes cast towards a holo-display on the dresser for only a moment before shifting back to his own feet. She wasn't with him here now, they were both far too busy to spend every waking hour together, but as always she was in his thoughts. Lingering in the back of his head even as he ventured across the stars.
Alric supposed it would be like that from now on.
He didn't seem to mind.
“Sir?”
Something crackled over the comm-line. Alric leaned over and plucked the small device from the nightstand. “Yes?”
“Sir. We seem to be having some troubles with the hyperdrive. We'll have to drop out for a while to effect repairs.”
Alric let out a groan. That would mean the trip would be delayed, meaning his journey home would be delayed. A scowl slipped onto his face. The Wyyrlok-class Star Destroyers were all exceptionally designed, all well put together, problems with the hyperdrive were unheard of. “Get it back online as soon as you can. I want to be on time.”
Wouldn't want to disappoint her after all.
Alric was not entirely sure that he had ever felt it before. Up until a week ago he had not been entirely sure he had been capable of such an emotion. Yet it had been proven that he was. The thoughts and emotions that now ran through his mind were singular in the intent and cause. He knew what he was feeling, he knew what it meant.
A smile crept over his face.
His eyes cast towards a holo-display on the dresser for only a moment before shifting back to his own feet. She wasn't with him here now, they were both far too busy to spend every waking hour together, but as always she was in his thoughts. Lingering in the back of his head even as he ventured across the stars.
Alric supposed it would be like that from now on.
He didn't seem to mind.
“Sir?”
Something crackled over the comm-line. Alric leaned over and plucked the small device from the nightstand. “Yes?”
“Sir. We seem to be having some troubles with the hyperdrive. We'll have to drop out for a while to effect repairs.”
Alric let out a groan. That would mean the trip would be delayed, meaning his journey home would be delayed. A scowl slipped onto his face. The Wyyrlok-class Star Destroyers were all exceptionally designed, all well put together, problems with the hyperdrive were unheard of. “Get it back online as soon as you can. I want to be on time.”
Wouldn't want to disappoint her after all.