Just a night out.

[Uhtred Kjartan]

Plac' Tuu' Go
Restaurant.
Just a bit after midnight.


Some random planet, heard they had some nice restaurants, so David wanted to try them out. He was just down the street from the restaurant, and was shivering cold. However, he didn't really get bothered by the cold, he was used to it. But for this occasion he wasn't in his armor, he was here to meet someone he'd met from the Holonet and had been speaking to for quite the time. However, he was late. Was she there yet? Was it all a gag? Hm. Welp, he trusted that there was an actual person there, and if not. He'd have to find the person that was pulling his leg. He hated when people did that, or when people wasted his time. But he didn't have much to say in this situation. With his luck, the person had probably left already, thinking it was a gag themself.

He was nearing in on the restaurant, and held the door open for people exiting and entering the place. He'd then enter himself, looking around. Sigh. Well, it was good that he had finally gotten a day off from all of what his job contained. It didn't contain much, that was the thing though, he was doing the same thing every day. All day, all year. He was aging, and you only had one time in your life to have some fun. So, why not now.

Approaching the counter, he spoke to the woman assigning tables for a moment and inquired to her about a woman being here and waiting for someone.
[member="Abbey Ainsley"]

 

[Abbey Ainsley]

Abbey was rather a quiet girl in the mess of things. Sure, she could speak a conversation and make small talk, but she never really made a sound in the worlds. Again, she was here, sitting at a table with a glass of brightly colored red liquid in front of her with only two sips taken from it. She was bored, and looked a little upset. When she entered, the anger began. Her date wasn't here, so she had to wait for a table for five minutes, and there she managed to read the menu three times and create four circles of what she wanted.

At least she was prepared... and at least, if nothing else, the reservation wouldn't go to waste. She could pay for everything herself. Two meals to make it seem like she was waiting for someone, then leftovers to take to wherever home was next.

[member="David Hoxt"]

 

[Uhtred Kjartan]

Sigh. Welp, he was indeed late. And the only woman he saw waiting by herself appeared to be the one and only [member="Abbey Ainsley"]. He sighed again, preparing himself and walking up to the table, pulling a seat out. He sat down and looked up at the woman, it appeared that she had already ordered her drink, but that was fine. He slid a menu across the table with one hand and opened it to where he could see the first page. Everything seemed fine, so, he closed it and decided that he'd pick an order at a later date, and apologize for being late right now.

"My apologies. I didn't mean to come so late, had to search for the place we had arranged to meet up at."
"Weather is hell out there, isn't it?"

He said, trying to apologize and get some conversation going at the same time. It was a very rare occasion that he had came out of armor, but he didn't need armor or weapons on this planet. Most of the civilian life was very friendly, and the least bit hostile. The only time he'd probably encounter hostile activity on this planet if he was hunting a specific creature.
[member="Abbey Ainsley"]

 

[Abbey Ainsley]

Abbey barley managed to be nice enough to look up. It probably wasn't really his fault, but she still had to wait a while. After a moment of thinking, a smile crept up her lips. It was nice to have someone show up, actually, so nothing was terrible in the end. "Oh, it's fine. I bet I would have made the same mistake," She replied with a small sip of her drink.

"The weather has actually been a little better lately, if there is a better for the levels of destruction it's causing."

[member="David Hoxt"]