How would one describe the passage of time with only those of whispers within a mind to keep them company. It could be maddening to say the least, hearing voices constantly urging one to action, pushing them towards a goal that they didn't even know existed or had any idea of completing. Then there were the few times when it came to speaking with others, and of course that too could be problematic, even more so when one did not know or spent much more time around another for longer than just a few lines of dialogue between them. With a soft sign Marmora returned to her solitary thoughts as she tapped her fingers away at the small bar. An experience which in the least had been new for her, after having lived so many years in The Dead Forest on Kashyyyk. About the only thing of worth that had even made its presences known was a Balosar Slythmonger that had attempted to join her.
Of course not being one to be rude, she had allowed the being to join her, letting him slip deeper into the booth as she sat near the edge. Playing the new and frightened thing in need of a guiding hand, she was able to slide up against him, before the Slythmonger felt a tiny little pinprick at the base of his neck before slumping to the side. Not wanting to make a scene, Marmora merely crossed his arms and lay his head on them on the table, making it look as if he were sleeping. These Slythmongers though seemed to have quite a few oddities and more than enough drugs on them, with many being of some use to Marmora. Carefully lining her own pockets and small pouches on her belt with all that the Slythmonger had, she remained calm and ordered another round.
It wasn't until she finished the tea, or what was being passed off as tea that tasted just as much as dirt as it did water, did Marmora decide it was time to leave the little depressing bar in the spaceport. How she got it was a mystery in its own right. After Kashyyyk she seemingly managed to board a vessel and ended up in the Outer Rim. Oh well she mused to herself, there were plenty of worse places to end up than Dellalt.
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Of course not being one to be rude, she had allowed the being to join her, letting him slip deeper into the booth as she sat near the edge. Playing the new and frightened thing in need of a guiding hand, she was able to slide up against him, before the Slythmonger felt a tiny little pinprick at the base of his neck before slumping to the side. Not wanting to make a scene, Marmora merely crossed his arms and lay his head on them on the table, making it look as if he were sleeping. These Slythmongers though seemed to have quite a few oddities and more than enough drugs on them, with many being of some use to Marmora. Carefully lining her own pockets and small pouches on her belt with all that the Slythmonger had, she remained calm and ordered another round.
It wasn't until she finished the tea, or what was being passed off as tea that tasted just as much as dirt as it did water, did Marmora decide it was time to leave the little depressing bar in the spaceport. How she got it was a mystery in its own right. After Kashyyyk she seemingly managed to board a vessel and ended up in the Outer Rim. Oh well she mused to herself, there were plenty of worse places to end up than Dellalt.
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