B E A C O N
(OOC Note: This was originally posted under the character [member=Nadja], please tag her if you wish to tag me)
Cut To The Feeling
Coruscant
851 ABY
A quiet tune hummed from behind rose colored lips, disinterested eyes staring out of the viewport directly across the maglev train, while cerulean-tinted fingernails tapped idly against the delicate glass of a datapad's screen. The galaxy wasn't embroiled in a war with a galactic threat, the core wasn't being invaded by an extra-dimensional threat, and, perhaps most importantly, Nadja was still single. It was just another day, another commute, and the only thing she had going for her was the small holonet startup she had founded was finally pushing its new program online. Nebulove had been the name, something Lily thought was a cute and catchy way to suggest it was for new, or nebulous, relationships and new chances at finding love. There was something ironic about making a matchmaking application with no real relationship experience of her own, but it paid for dinner and let her rely on herself more than hanging on to Lily for the rest of their adult life.
"Now arriving at the Galactic Museum terminal, please do not disembark until the automated doors open. Next terminal is 500 Republica, estimated arrival is sixteen minutes."
She had hardly paid any attention to the voice over the speakers, her gaze instead lowering as the screen on her datapad lit up - the fragmented purple and blue star that symbolized Nebulove took up the center of her screen. She arched her brow, her expression slowly shifting from being passive, nearly bored, to something with a little more interest invested in it. "An hour early?" She said to herself after a few moments pause, her lips parting to suck in air with something that resembled surprise. She hadn't expected the company's venture into matchmaking to go online until she'd arrived and settled in at her guest apartment at the 500 Republica. All across the core, and through areas beyond that were able to access the holonet, a minor advertisement campaign had started, with the heaviest focus being placed on Coruscant, Teta, and other large core planets where its core demographic lived. After a few moments her own little profile had been assembled - and quietly she wondered how much of a draw it'd have on the public.
Cut To The Feeling
Coruscant
851 ABY
A quiet tune hummed from behind rose colored lips, disinterested eyes staring out of the viewport directly across the maglev train, while cerulean-tinted fingernails tapped idly against the delicate glass of a datapad's screen. The galaxy wasn't embroiled in a war with a galactic threat, the core wasn't being invaded by an extra-dimensional threat, and, perhaps most importantly, Nadja was still single. It was just another day, another commute, and the only thing she had going for her was the small holonet startup she had founded was finally pushing its new program online. Nebulove had been the name, something Lily thought was a cute and catchy way to suggest it was for new, or nebulous, relationships and new chances at finding love. There was something ironic about making a matchmaking application with no real relationship experience of her own, but it paid for dinner and let her rely on herself more than hanging on to Lily for the rest of their adult life.
"Now arriving at the Galactic Museum terminal, please do not disembark until the automated doors open. Next terminal is 500 Republica, estimated arrival is sixteen minutes."
She had hardly paid any attention to the voice over the speakers, her gaze instead lowering as the screen on her datapad lit up - the fragmented purple and blue star that symbolized Nebulove took up the center of her screen. She arched her brow, her expression slowly shifting from being passive, nearly bored, to something with a little more interest invested in it. "An hour early?" She said to herself after a few moments pause, her lips parting to suck in air with something that resembled surprise. She hadn't expected the company's venture into matchmaking to go online until she'd arrived and settled in at her guest apartment at the 500 Republica. All across the core, and through areas beyond that were able to access the holonet, a minor advertisement campaign had started, with the heaviest focus being placed on Coruscant, Teta, and other large core planets where its core demographic lived. After a few moments her own little profile had been assembled - and quietly she wondered how much of a draw it'd have on the public.
