Voroll
noob empath
Jarl spoke, which was a shock to the system; he had yet to say anything but answered the Grand Admiral directly when referring to the usage of a business to do proxy battles with the Atrisians. He played a bigger part in this thing than had been originally thought. Or certainly would do at the very least. It eased him, regardless of the larger blue-man's involvement in the bigger picture - it meant that the Imperium would not brought into complete war, again, with another government so soon after the collapse of the Sith Empire.
Teela smiled, bright and wide, and bowed later, when the proceedings had been concluded. Voroll returned a bow to the mysterious woman, who was obviously pleased (which was easy to tell even without the use of the Force). And then @[member="Davin"] talked about Wayland and both Voroll and @[member="Jared Starchaser"]'s part in it.
When the pair walked down the hallways, Voroll remained silent for most of the time. His thoughts drifted on why the Grand Admiral had felt irresolute about the whole dealing, if only briefly. Was it the speaking of the larger Chiss? The deal they had made or the uncertainty of the operation's future? It disappeared quickly, replaced by tranquillity, which Voroll always associated with the colour blue.
It was odd, knowing that these people felt just as many things as any bog-standard Human despite their impeccable lack of displaying such things. It was a true talent; one he wanted to eventually pick up. If he didn't do it already.
Teela smiled, bright and wide, and bowed later, when the proceedings had been concluded. Voroll returned a bow to the mysterious woman, who was obviously pleased (which was easy to tell even without the use of the Force). And then @[member="Davin"] talked about Wayland and both Voroll and @[member="Jared Starchaser"]'s part in it.
When the pair walked down the hallways, Voroll remained silent for most of the time. His thoughts drifted on why the Grand Admiral had felt irresolute about the whole dealing, if only briefly. Was it the speaking of the larger Chiss? The deal they had made or the uncertainty of the operation's future? It disappeared quickly, replaced by tranquillity, which Voroll always associated with the colour blue.
It was odd, knowing that these people felt just as many things as any bog-standard Human despite their impeccable lack of displaying such things. It was a true talent; one he wanted to eventually pick up. If he didn't do it already.