Haran’s Shadow
Not a drinker.
Touch of a glass hitting another, the core drive music kicked into gear, not a drinker, he’d been telling himself that recently.
Dim trickery of light and sound dancing around colourful dark shades that vied for each room's back wall, masking an otherwise empty remembrance. Despite the life here, there was nothing for him but those that weren’t, and the vigil for them he held, or maybe just an excuse to have another stack of now empty glasses by his side. Stubble framing an unkempt appearance spilled outward onto the bar, the upturned glasses piled into two stacks one either side of the Epicanthix. The sides of his temples throbbed, he wasn’t a drinker, couldn’t take his ale, Correllian whiskey sure but you could keep the stale aftertaste of whatever this was, and he’d long passed asking what he was drinking.
Grin firmly placed, he was still alive, not the end of the galaxy, not yet. There were crowds, many of them, but nobody standing too close, and that was probably a good thing. His black fatigues were torn at the collar, a few rips down each arm, as usual his saber was worn on the belt openly, the Epicanthix one of the few who didn’t mind who saw who he was, a Jedi, even if tonight the old soldier was floating off into Fyor territory on a cocktail induced stream of melancholy.
His rifle was slung somewhere over the bar, they’d thought the better of disarming him, when they’d seen what state he’d come in as. If you looked close enough you could see the fight coming somewhere behind the eyes, in the past from his days spent soldiering, he’d begun to relax and ease in his time with the silvers, but his absence had seen that cloud return from wherever he'd been. In his hand was a small holomap and a blinking red dot on it, the trail going straight into Sith space, knocking a glass over the side, the splintering shards didn’t distract him from the vigil. Only the embers of that still firm grin greeted the disgruntled bartender as he brought over two more green… somethings, one for Kei and one for his imaginary partner, raised up to hit the spinning laser lighting cast outward from the distractions around him.
One more for the road.
Touch of a glass hitting another, the core drive music kicked into gear, not a drinker, he’d been telling himself that recently.
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Dim trickery of light and sound dancing around colourful dark shades that vied for each room's back wall, masking an otherwise empty remembrance. Despite the life here, there was nothing for him but those that weren’t, and the vigil for them he held, or maybe just an excuse to have another stack of now empty glasses by his side. Stubble framing an unkempt appearance spilled outward onto the bar, the upturned glasses piled into two stacks one either side of the Epicanthix. The sides of his temples throbbed, he wasn’t a drinker, couldn’t take his ale, Correllian whiskey sure but you could keep the stale aftertaste of whatever this was, and he’d long passed asking what he was drinking.
Yinchorr - Expanse Region - Velavex One Bar

Grin firmly placed, he was still alive, not the end of the galaxy, not yet. There were crowds, many of them, but nobody standing too close, and that was probably a good thing. His black fatigues were torn at the collar, a few rips down each arm, as usual his saber was worn on the belt openly, the Epicanthix one of the few who didn’t mind who saw who he was, a Jedi, even if tonight the old soldier was floating off into Fyor territory on a cocktail induced stream of melancholy.
His rifle was slung somewhere over the bar, they’d thought the better of disarming him, when they’d seen what state he’d come in as. If you looked close enough you could see the fight coming somewhere behind the eyes, in the past from his days spent soldiering, he’d begun to relax and ease in his time with the silvers, but his absence had seen that cloud return from wherever he'd been. In his hand was a small holomap and a blinking red dot on it, the trail going straight into Sith space, knocking a glass over the side, the splintering shards didn’t distract him from the vigil. Only the embers of that still firm grin greeted the disgruntled bartender as he brought over two more green… somethings, one for Kei and one for his imaginary partner, raised up to hit the spinning laser lighting cast outward from the distractions around him.
One more for the road.