Ryn'Dhal
Silver Shroud
Ryn had acquired a little bit of free time, and managed to wrangle some as well for his favorite scarlet-haired friend. He'd asked her to join him for a quiet day. No stress. No expectations. Just a nice day, with a nice friend. Had he known anything about courtship practices, he'd known that he'd just asked and invited a beautiful woman out on a date. But, our plucky hero, is as dense as [member=James Justice] is flirtatious. Which is to say, extensively so.
So, our accidental suitor, having convinced himself of the woman's need for a day of respite, without drunken leches fawning over her, without judgmental stares, and without all the chaos, had managed to convince, without really needing to do so, his dear friend to come join him. As such, the two landed on Dalliah, the habitable moon over Soceras. He'd had secured a open-top speeder to head out into the countryside, to enjoy some scenery, and maybe even the picnic he'd packed.
Ryn'Dhal had descended the loading ramp, for once without mask or cloak on. His twin saber-hilts were, as always, resting idly on each hip, and he wore his typical color. Black. Tunic, trousers, and boots. As his feet hit the deck at the end of the ramp, his head whipped about, looking in multiple directions, as ears pivoted independently, his nose moving rapidly taking in as much information as possible, before turning about to face up the ramp towards the fire-haired angel at the top. That feline grin was impossible to miss.
[member=Mystique]
So, our accidental suitor, having convinced himself of the woman's need for a day of respite, without drunken leches fawning over her, without judgmental stares, and without all the chaos, had managed to convince, without really needing to do so, his dear friend to come join him. As such, the two landed on Dalliah, the habitable moon over Soceras. He'd had secured a open-top speeder to head out into the countryside, to enjoy some scenery, and maybe even the picnic he'd packed.
Ryn'Dhal had descended the loading ramp, for once without mask or cloak on. His twin saber-hilts were, as always, resting idly on each hip, and he wore his typical color. Black. Tunic, trousers, and boots. As his feet hit the deck at the end of the ramp, his head whipped about, looking in multiple directions, as ears pivoted independently, his nose moving rapidly taking in as much information as possible, before turning about to face up the ramp towards the fire-haired angel at the top. That feline grin was impossible to miss.
[member=Mystique]