Daughter of Fen
Oil stained boots rested heavily on the small round table, attached to the were powerful legs and a grubby looking Mia Monroe, slouched somewhat to compensate for her elevated legs, one hand idly scratched behind the ears of a vornskr hybrid that sat at her side, fidgeting and letting out a small whine whenever her fingers stopped moving, the other nursed a whisky on the rocks while her gaze fixed on the holoscreen above the bar.
It was almost impossible to hear what was being said over the noise of the bustling bar. Here out on the Wheel there was no such thing as a quiet time of day. Still she got the gist of things, and the headlines that filtered beneath the plain looking reporter gave her enough information to conclude the galaxy was sinking deeper into chaos.
"You know something, Shadow, I almost feel like I should be doing something about this." She drained the last of her glass, and slid her boots off the table with a thud and sat up. "And then I remember I stopped caring." Shouts raised behind her as a game of sarlaac turned sour. Fists would fly soon enough. "Stay." she told her companion as her heavy boots carried her to the bar for a refill. The predictable fight erupted in the corner as she reached the bar, distracting the bartender as he hollered insults and demands for money for anything they broke.
Mia took the opportunity in her stride, using the force to pull the bottle of whisky from its resting place, just out of her reach and into her hand. She spotted a booth in the opposite corner to the fight that had been vacated for fear of being victim to a stray glass. She moved towards it releasing a sharp whistle as she did, to call Shadow to her side and settled into her new seat. It granted her a view of the door and the rest of the dark little bar.
Pouring herself another drink, she lifted her boots once more, shadow jumped onto the bench and let out a low growl towards the fight as if daring it to come closer. "Not today, shadow, not today."
It was almost impossible to hear what was being said over the noise of the bustling bar. Here out on the Wheel there was no such thing as a quiet time of day. Still she got the gist of things, and the headlines that filtered beneath the plain looking reporter gave her enough information to conclude the galaxy was sinking deeper into chaos.
"You know something, Shadow, I almost feel like I should be doing something about this." She drained the last of her glass, and slid her boots off the table with a thud and sat up. "And then I remember I stopped caring." Shouts raised behind her as a game of sarlaac turned sour. Fists would fly soon enough. "Stay." she told her companion as her heavy boots carried her to the bar for a refill. The predictable fight erupted in the corner as she reached the bar, distracting the bartender as he hollered insults and demands for money for anything they broke.
Mia took the opportunity in her stride, using the force to pull the bottle of whisky from its resting place, just out of her reach and into her hand. She spotted a booth in the opposite corner to the fight that had been vacated for fear of being victim to a stray glass. She moved towards it releasing a sharp whistle as she did, to call Shadow to her side and settled into her new seat. It granted her a view of the door and the rest of the dark little bar.
Pouring herself another drink, she lifted her boots once more, shadow jumped onto the bench and let out a low growl towards the fight as if daring it to come closer. "Not today, shadow, not today."