Kay-Larr
Sphaera Tea Company Owner
Kay smirked as [member="Veiere Arenais"] spoke of how they met. Sure they pretty much bumped into eachother. But she didn't have to hire him, she didn't have to take him with her. But she did. She wanted him to be by her side as someone to advise her and look out for her, as they all knew her magnetism for trouble.
She leaned back in her chair, taking her hand from his as she sipped her tea. An eyebrow raised as he suggested some kind of middle ground. Her brows furrowed as he continued, expressing to have their government monitored by a Jedi. At first she was a little insulted, as though she was incapable of doing it on her own. But just look at what's happened? The Senate was made and failed. The Senate Hall was attacked, Yutan nearly left them, then was attacked. Veiere has questioned some of the people that she's hired and was friends with. Most don't listen to her and then bad things happen. Her staff don't respect her authority as well as Veiere would like. Maybe she did need some help.
Kay's expression softened somewhat as she reaffirmed to herself that Veiere's intentions were good. He'd never do anything untoward to her. The Jedi were his calling, not Commenor. She knew that and knew that he'd be gone a lot and fighting in battle where she could very well lose him forever. She had to be able to manage on her own, in case that day came sooner rather than later. "I'm not going to stop you from fulfilling your destiny. It's not with Commenor. We're just holding you back. The Jedi need you and your guidance, perhaps to join them all together as you've so often hoped. Go and answer your calling. You'll know where I'll be. Commenor isn't going anywhere, nor is our Alliance. We're safe from invasions given the strength of the allies that we have. So...you're free to take care of what you need to take care of." Keeping him near her was selfish anyways. It would only make him frustrated and miserable to have to deal with politics on a daily basis. That could make him grouchy. No one would want to be around a grouchy and snappy Veiere.
She leaned back in her chair, taking her hand from his as she sipped her tea. An eyebrow raised as he suggested some kind of middle ground. Her brows furrowed as he continued, expressing to have their government monitored by a Jedi. At first she was a little insulted, as though she was incapable of doing it on her own. But just look at what's happened? The Senate was made and failed. The Senate Hall was attacked, Yutan nearly left them, then was attacked. Veiere has questioned some of the people that she's hired and was friends with. Most don't listen to her and then bad things happen. Her staff don't respect her authority as well as Veiere would like. Maybe she did need some help.
Kay's expression softened somewhat as she reaffirmed to herself that Veiere's intentions were good. He'd never do anything untoward to her. The Jedi were his calling, not Commenor. She knew that and knew that he'd be gone a lot and fighting in battle where she could very well lose him forever. She had to be able to manage on her own, in case that day came sooner rather than later. "I'm not going to stop you from fulfilling your destiny. It's not with Commenor. We're just holding you back. The Jedi need you and your guidance, perhaps to join them all together as you've so often hoped. Go and answer your calling. You'll know where I'll be. Commenor isn't going anywhere, nor is our Alliance. We're safe from invasions given the strength of the allies that we have. So...you're free to take care of what you need to take care of." Keeping him near her was selfish anyways. It would only make him frustrated and miserable to have to deal with politics on a daily basis. That could make him grouchy. No one would want to be around a grouchy and snappy Veiere.