L E G A C Y
Standing behind the bar of the cantina Aten polished a glass, all around him people milled about the cantina thriving with life. Aten was one of those Jedi that fully believed in still making a living despite going on missions and fighting for the betterment of the galaxy. What point was there to doing such things if you couldn’t at least learn independence or responsibility? Thus, this go nowhere, do nothing job in the lower parts of Taris. It was no secret where Aten worked as only weeks ago a Sith had come looking for the Jedi before he was ousted by the padawan.
Placing one glass down on the bar Aten filled it to the brim with Corellian Ale sliding it down the bar without even looking to the one who had ordered it, a tendril of willpower carrying it and halting it before the customer. He was quite the accomplished bartender to have been so young, barely old enough to serve but the job kept the credits pouring in enough for the Jedi to eat, keep his vessel running and support his reserved lifestyle. Strolling up to the bar a twi’lek of the leviathan breed, incredibly rare creatures. She was drabbed in not but two thin pieces of fabric that left very little to the imagination. His first week Aten hadn’t been able to face her when speaking, now the Morellian could look her directly in the eyes without flinching. “Table three needs a supernova.” Leaning on the bar her face mere inches from Aten’s she smiled playfully at the boy. “Aw, you look troubled, is it still about that bounty?”
“Yep.” A one-word answer, back turning to the twi’lek Aten went to work the bottles in his hand spinning as the Jedi poured the first few ounces of liquor he brought around the bottle of punch topping the drink off. “I was wrongly accused, none of its true.” Spinning on a dime placing the drink in front of the twi’lek his eyes revealed nothing.
“Listen, there is no one out of it enough to attack a public cantina.” The twi’lek reassured him before heading off with the drink.
“I hope you’re right.” The words were said just beneath a whisper, near inaudible to even those at the bar as the Bith band changed to a faster-paced song the zeltron and twi’lek dancers on their poles moving to the increased rhythm.
[member="Julian Valentine"], [member="Koda Fett"]
Placing one glass down on the bar Aten filled it to the brim with Corellian Ale sliding it down the bar without even looking to the one who had ordered it, a tendril of willpower carrying it and halting it before the customer. He was quite the accomplished bartender to have been so young, barely old enough to serve but the job kept the credits pouring in enough for the Jedi to eat, keep his vessel running and support his reserved lifestyle. Strolling up to the bar a twi’lek of the leviathan breed, incredibly rare creatures. She was drabbed in not but two thin pieces of fabric that left very little to the imagination. His first week Aten hadn’t been able to face her when speaking, now the Morellian could look her directly in the eyes without flinching. “Table three needs a supernova.” Leaning on the bar her face mere inches from Aten’s she smiled playfully at the boy. “Aw, you look troubled, is it still about that bounty?”
“Yep.” A one-word answer, back turning to the twi’lek Aten went to work the bottles in his hand spinning as the Jedi poured the first few ounces of liquor he brought around the bottle of punch topping the drink off. “I was wrongly accused, none of its true.” Spinning on a dime placing the drink in front of the twi’lek his eyes revealed nothing.
“Listen, there is no one out of it enough to attack a public cantina.” The twi’lek reassured him before heading off with the drink.
“I hope you’re right.” The words were said just beneath a whisper, near inaudible to even those at the bar as the Bith band changed to a faster-paced song the zeltron and twi’lek dancers on their poles moving to the increased rhythm.
[member="Julian Valentine"], [member="Koda Fett"]