The Mara corridor had its fair share of space stations and pit stops and saw all sorts of folk travelling up and down it. These days it was the least taxed and controlled too. Once you got past Dressel and hit Galactic Empire space? Well, that was another matter for another day. The bar was just like any other along this space lane, dirty, noisy and full of every kind of person the back of nowhere produced. Smugglers, mercenaries, thieves, assassins, bounty hunters. You could land on any space station along this corridor and find someone for a job or a job for yourself.
For Talia, today was about neither. It had been a personal fight, the ones she wasn’t especially fond of. Her contractor had failed to pay up at Canto Bight, so she’d wasted valuable resources to track him her. It had been a quick fight, that much was for sure. It wasn’t that Talia was mad, but reputation was something her job thrived on. If the next contractor caught wind that she let payments slide, she’d wind up with a kill list as long as her arm and no coin to show for it.
She shifted the ice pack on her hand with a small grimace as the bothan behind the bar poured her another drink. He told her it was whiskey, but she was fairly certain he was lying. What did it matter anyway, did the same thing. Her helmet rested on the bar, angle perfectly set so the entrance was reflected in the black t-visor. She liked to watch the door, but facing it gave the impression she was watching it too easily.
Talia drained the glass, removed the ice pack and tested the movement in her hand. “Bet the other guys face looks worse than your hand, eh?” She raised an eyebrow at the man who sidled up next to her. He withered under her stare, cleared his throat and found somewhere else to sit. She smiled to herself. Sintas had always told her that she had the ability to crush a mans dreams with just a look. The thought of her brother wiped the smile from her face and she tapped the bar with her glass to order another drink.
[member="Ronan Vizsla"]
For Talia, today was about neither. It had been a personal fight, the ones she wasn’t especially fond of. Her contractor had failed to pay up at Canto Bight, so she’d wasted valuable resources to track him her. It had been a quick fight, that much was for sure. It wasn’t that Talia was mad, but reputation was something her job thrived on. If the next contractor caught wind that she let payments slide, she’d wind up with a kill list as long as her arm and no coin to show for it.
She shifted the ice pack on her hand with a small grimace as the bothan behind the bar poured her another drink. He told her it was whiskey, but she was fairly certain he was lying. What did it matter anyway, did the same thing. Her helmet rested on the bar, angle perfectly set so the entrance was reflected in the black t-visor. She liked to watch the door, but facing it gave the impression she was watching it too easily.
Talia drained the glass, removed the ice pack and tested the movement in her hand. “Bet the other guys face looks worse than your hand, eh?” She raised an eyebrow at the man who sidled up next to her. He withered under her stare, cleared his throat and found somewhere else to sit. She smiled to herself. Sintas had always told her that she had the ability to crush a mans dreams with just a look. The thought of her brother wiped the smile from her face and she tapped the bar with her glass to order another drink.
[member="Ronan Vizsla"]