Dorian Aristov
Guy with a Gun
Gannaria, Somewhere
If he was entirely honest with himself, Dorian couldn't really say where he ended up. By now he was out of prison for almost a day, and he hadn't even asked anyone in the rundown bar about the planet's name. When a ship came to take the recently released convicts back into freedom he had just told them to drop him anywhere near the First Order. His initial plan had been to take the next ship to Bespin and meet his sister, but the longer he wasted his time drinking away his sorrows, the less appealing that idea had become.
What should he even tell her? Hey, it's your brother, sorry for not contacting you in six years. I don't have a job or money, can I crash on the couch? Dorian almost laughed at his own thought. His sister would probably just nod and hand him a blanket, despite the countless mistakes he made in their past.
His lonely silence, coupled with the various gang tattoos exposed on his arms, had already attracted three other guests, and send away as many. The first had asked him if he was interested in buying spice, the second if he was selling it. The last one had been a woman that offered him to ease his pain for a handful credits. Dorian had offered neither of them an answer, his blue eyes remained locked on the cheap drink he was downing, and his mouth only opened to consume more liquid.
On the seat besides him rested a large bag, containing all he owned. He didn't even made the effort to put on his clothes, resting on his place with nothing more then a black pair of trousers and a sleeveless white shirt. It wasn't really hard to guess what kind of person he had been by his looks alone.
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If he was entirely honest with himself, Dorian couldn't really say where he ended up. By now he was out of prison for almost a day, and he hadn't even asked anyone in the rundown bar about the planet's name. When a ship came to take the recently released convicts back into freedom he had just told them to drop him anywhere near the First Order. His initial plan had been to take the next ship to Bespin and meet his sister, but the longer he wasted his time drinking away his sorrows, the less appealing that idea had become.
What should he even tell her? Hey, it's your brother, sorry for not contacting you in six years. I don't have a job or money, can I crash on the couch? Dorian almost laughed at his own thought. His sister would probably just nod and hand him a blanket, despite the countless mistakes he made in their past.
His lonely silence, coupled with the various gang tattoos exposed on his arms, had already attracted three other guests, and send away as many. The first had asked him if he was interested in buying spice, the second if he was selling it. The last one had been a woman that offered him to ease his pain for a handful credits. Dorian had offered neither of them an answer, his blue eyes remained locked on the cheap drink he was downing, and his mouth only opened to consume more liquid.
On the seat besides him rested a large bag, containing all he owned. He didn't even made the effort to put on his clothes, resting on his place with nothing more then a black pair of trousers and a sleeveless white shirt. It wasn't really hard to guess what kind of person he had been by his looks alone.
[member="DT-0029"]