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Self-Esteem

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Of course, of all nights, it had to be raining. Great Sullust weather. Stupid condensation in stupid giant caves.​
So, it was raining. So he just got dumped. So what if he blew his most of his paycheck at the last bar. So what if he struck out with every female in the vicinity. Probably had something to do with the fact he looked like crap, felt like crap, and looked more deadbeat than some of the bums outside. So needless to say, bar-hopping had been a bust, but Wedge was more than determined to make it work in his favor with one last effort. He shook off his jacket in the doorframe, stepping inside the bar. It was early in the morning, not late for most of the night owls and people who went out on the weekends, but definitely past the hour where decent people hung out at the bars.

Wedge sauntered up to the bar, trying to keep his composure. But with the amount of alcohol in his blood, it was really a miracle he was both coherent, walking, and talking. Well, talking, albeit with a slurred speech. The bartender knew he was Alliance military right away, just by the haircut alone. But the bartender noted that it was odd that Wedge was alone. Usually pilots, spacers, or whatever drank together. The kid must've had a reason to be twenty-something and drunk as a skunk and alone.

Single, check.

Alone, check.

Drunk, check.

Failed at trying to make an attempt with women, check.

Probably not enough money for a taxi back to his apartment, check.

At least he had a few more cocktails to get him through the night.
 
SULLUST
Barney was no stranger to bars.

After all, he considered anywhere with alcohol a home away from home. If that were the case, he was definitely feeling the love.

The pink Zeltron boy sat at the bar of a non-descript cantina, sipping something bright and fragrant. He kept his red hair back in a bun, his rosy skin shimmering with the fluorescence of happiness. A finger tapped the side of his glass, sly eyes forever darting around, looking for anything to occupy his time. He always wanted to be on the move.

Maybe that was why he joined the Alliance in the first place.

Sure, he believed freedom was important for everyone to have. Sure, he enjoyed flying, that feeling of being untethered to life's worries. Sure, he enjoyed the benefits of being a pilot in the Galactic Alliance millitary. But the act of joining was certainly one of impulse. He did it because he felt like it, to prove that he could.

Maybe it was selfish.

Maybe it was destiny.

Barney suddenly felt a wave of dark emotions pass by him, the source of it sitting at the bar next to him. The Zeltron examined the millitary man a stool away from him, quickly trying to deduce his feelings. What he could perceive, he didn't enjoy.

Well, if you don't like it, fix it yourself.

Barnabas scooted over, to where he was sitting next to the fellow pilot, and waved down the bartender. "Hey, get this guy a drink, on me." Then, with smirking eyes to the man beside him. "It looks like he needs it."

| [member="Wedge Draav"] |
 
Wedge didn't need another drink. He wanted one desperately, but he really didn't need one. He was already well beyond the socially acceptable limits of intoxication. But damn if he didn't take the drink. However, it resulted in Wedge falling off the stool, and having to be helped up by several patrons of the bar. He demanded to know who bought him the drink, and he was dragged towards Barney himself.

Wedge planted a hand on Barney's shoulder.

"I this needed, thanks."

The bartender looked however, less than pleased with Wedge becoming more intoxicated.

[member="Barnabas Harou"]
 

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