Y K S I N
Rustpocalypse Station
The clue is in the name. You know when a place has a skeezy name that it has fully acknowledged its status in the galaxy. It's better that way, more honest. Places that hold airs have secrets and secrets have a tendency to leave a knife in your back. At least here it would just cut your face openly, take a finger, maybe a kidney.
Wait, neither of thosesound great!
Well fine then, we'll just open on a nice rustic pub in the glorious summertime upon the planet ofPeaceberry, shall we? WHAT EXCITEMENT IT SHALL BE! WHAT LARKS WE WILL HAVE! THERE WILL BE NO TROUBLE AND THE NIGHT SHALL END PEACEFULLY! SO MANY ADVENTURES AWAIT!
Let's put you on hold while the narration argues with itself, shall we?
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Within the largely unimportant space station there lay a drinking establishment. Actually, there lay several drinking establishments. It was a pleasure station of sorts, but instead of seedy neon, it was more like rusty nails. Less street-smart sassy Zeltrons, more angry women with cybernetic limbs (but hey, the things Martha can do with that leg, hoo boy).
Our particular establishment of interest was called, funnily enough, Martha's. Ah, you thought she was a prostitute, didn't you! How judgemental! I'll have you know that she simply procreates for pleasure! She is a business owner, darn it (but the things she can do with that leg though, seriously)!
Martha's was like any other drinking hole upon Rustpocalypse. A safe haven for the wanted. The law did not come her and she did not bring herself upon the law. This was a place for unrestricted debauchery, leave your neighbourhood watch at home. Of course, actions still had consequences. An eye for an eye. Or...maybe more like an eye for an eye, a leg, your teeth and your toenails. Who would have guessed that two wrongs made a right?
The night wasn't young, because business was perpetual here. Drink from now until the end of time, no closing hours. Just clean around the bodies, one in...a while. A jukebox behind an electrified cage rang out with some of Martha's favourite tunes, which was stereotypically enough, some variety of space blues. It could just be heard over the din if you closed your eyes hard enough.
At the bar sat two figures. A thin human, and a very large, and very drunk Gamorrean. A conversation was occuring, and it went a little something like this:
“I...is jus'...sayin...no...otha amilos drink...any otha amilos milk....but us...”
Kiber debated internally whether the Gamorrean meant animals or if amilos was indeed a thing. I mean, he said it twice right? That makes it a thing, I guess.
“...you ain't nevah see a...bantha drinkin' no twi'lek....milk.”
A blink. Two blinks. Three blinks. He wasn't wrong. Although suddenly in his mind appeared the image of a suckling bantha latched onto the... aaaaand now it was seared into his brain forever. Thanks, my dude.
“Are you okay, bud?”
The Gamorrean gave what was an impressive hiccup, choosing to have another sip of his super viscous beige drink before looking to Kiber with the most forlorn pig expression that the man had ever witnessed in his life. Like, seriously, super sad. We should all shed a tear right now.
“...I...lack toast...in tolerance...”
Dorn had to slap his own hand over his face to prevent the large creature from seeing the sudden ridiculous grin that had just spread over his features. Lack toast in tolerance. Oh come on now. You can't play me like that. He was aiming for a trouble free visit, maybe get rejected by Martha, have a week-long bender and on the first night the galaxy gives him a sad Gamorrean that can't eat dairy? That's cruel. Too cruel. Just needed to hold in the mirth, lest he be snapped in two. Far too early for that.
“I am so deeply sorry, my dude,” Kiber responded, voice muffled by his hand that disguised a quivering lip, “what a cruel hand life has given you.”
“...my hands big!”
...how did I get here?!
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[member="Luna Vega"]
The clue is in the name. You know when a place has a skeezy name that it has fully acknowledged its status in the galaxy. It's better that way, more honest. Places that hold airs have secrets and secrets have a tendency to leave a knife in your back. At least here it would just cut your face openly, take a finger, maybe a kidney.
Wait, neither of thosesound great!
Well fine then, we'll just open on a nice rustic pub in the glorious summertime upon the planet ofPeaceberry, shall we? WHAT EXCITEMENT IT SHALL BE! WHAT LARKS WE WILL HAVE! THERE WILL BE NO TROUBLE AND THE NIGHT SHALL END PEACEFULLY! SO MANY ADVENTURES AWAIT!
Let's put you on hold while the narration argues with itself, shall we?
---
Within the largely unimportant space station there lay a drinking establishment. Actually, there lay several drinking establishments. It was a pleasure station of sorts, but instead of seedy neon, it was more like rusty nails. Less street-smart sassy Zeltrons, more angry women with cybernetic limbs (but hey, the things Martha can do with that leg, hoo boy).
Our particular establishment of interest was called, funnily enough, Martha's. Ah, you thought she was a prostitute, didn't you! How judgemental! I'll have you know that she simply procreates for pleasure! She is a business owner, darn it (but the things she can do with that leg though, seriously)!
Martha's was like any other drinking hole upon Rustpocalypse. A safe haven for the wanted. The law did not come her and she did not bring herself upon the law. This was a place for unrestricted debauchery, leave your neighbourhood watch at home. Of course, actions still had consequences. An eye for an eye. Or...maybe more like an eye for an eye, a leg, your teeth and your toenails. Who would have guessed that two wrongs made a right?
The night wasn't young, because business was perpetual here. Drink from now until the end of time, no closing hours. Just clean around the bodies, one in...a while. A jukebox behind an electrified cage rang out with some of Martha's favourite tunes, which was stereotypically enough, some variety of space blues. It could just be heard over the din if you closed your eyes hard enough.
At the bar sat two figures. A thin human, and a very large, and very drunk Gamorrean. A conversation was occuring, and it went a little something like this:
“I...is jus'...sayin...no...otha amilos drink...any otha amilos milk....but us...”
Kiber debated internally whether the Gamorrean meant animals or if amilos was indeed a thing. I mean, he said it twice right? That makes it a thing, I guess.
“...you ain't nevah see a...bantha drinkin' no twi'lek....milk.”
A blink. Two blinks. Three blinks. He wasn't wrong. Although suddenly in his mind appeared the image of a suckling bantha latched onto the... aaaaand now it was seared into his brain forever. Thanks, my dude.
“Are you okay, bud?”
The Gamorrean gave what was an impressive hiccup, choosing to have another sip of his super viscous beige drink before looking to Kiber with the most forlorn pig expression that the man had ever witnessed in his life. Like, seriously, super sad. We should all shed a tear right now.
“...I...lack toast...in tolerance...”
Dorn had to slap his own hand over his face to prevent the large creature from seeing the sudden ridiculous grin that had just spread over his features. Lack toast in tolerance. Oh come on now. You can't play me like that. He was aiming for a trouble free visit, maybe get rejected by Martha, have a week-long bender and on the first night the galaxy gives him a sad Gamorrean that can't eat dairy? That's cruel. Too cruel. Just needed to hold in the mirth, lest he be snapped in two. Far too early for that.
“I am so deeply sorry, my dude,” Kiber responded, voice muffled by his hand that disguised a quivering lip, “what a cruel hand life has given you.”
“...my hands big!”
...how did I get here?!
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[member="Luna Vega"]