Resident Space Pirate
Might as well 'ave been Coronet City or Nar Shaddaa. Actually, she preferred them to here, as they boasted an ample amount of population that served as a cloak. One could hide among the billions for years. Nime? Not so much; Confederate government controlled. It was a port city on Roon and had been a long time haven for pirates and smugglers alike. It would figure Vega would surface here. Not that anyone was looking for her. Not just yet anyways.
To make matters worse, the privateer had been shoved here. What ever happened to freedom, she mused, then quickly reminded herself that "freedom" landed her on the rock in Wild Space. Perhaps I...aye need a lil' direction from time to time. So waaat! Doona ev'yne?
Five years was a long time for anyone to be gone. Three fingers shot up in the air, her head with a slight nod and then wobble into her other hand. Various shades of azure hair hung freely about her wrist, putting a fair share of her face in the shadows of them. What was that bloody woman thinking? Yes, knock boots with the feckin' government... totally smart. Not.
As she waited the arrival of dinner, the blue-haired pseudo pauper vowed to strangle the life of a one Circe Savan. Blimey force rat. Death or The Confederacy? Why they both sounded just about the same to the space pirate. Made no matter, they took the territory and the ships. Wait around until someone remembered she was there, run out of supplies and go completely, stark raving mad on a back-water planet?
No booze and a slow death. Choices. Choices. The lass preferred to be shot quick, preferably with a bottle in hand and after a good run; that is why she was on Roon- because dying alone and sober was boring. One could only hope that the warrants, old as they were, had somehow expired.
Luna Vega avoided security surveillance like they were a plague, and if all else failed she'd light a cigarra and wallow in the plumes of smoke. Milling about in her own thoughts, the young woman leaned back into the hopes of comfort that the chair seemed to lack. She sighed and pitched her stormy gray eyes around the cantina.
Boom.
Bam.
Boom.
Three shots of Wren's. Oh, how a mouth could water. Salivating salvation. "Say, you gotta name?" A voice came from just around her shoulder, one table down.
"Say, are ye payin', friend?" a pirate smile accompanied a flick of her vibrant bangs from her face. The first of the shots came to and disappeared with as much ease as breathing, straight down her throat. Luna reached for the second, curling her inked fingers around the short, slender glass just as the other came down.
Should'da just paid fer the bottle instead of by the shot. Zeroing in on the bartop, where after several shots, the keep decided to have it with in arm's reach, Vega noticed there only to be a glimmer of deep amber pooled at the bottom. Noticed her pockets were a wee bit light as well.
"Reserve is not cheap," his voice drawled and the barest hint of a smile twinkled.
"Neither am I," she lied, but nor was she for sale anymore. Luna took in his appearance then, noting a jacket-free suit in all black and her eyes narrowed slightly. Wonderful. Not only was she fairly sloshed, but now there was law enforcement ogling her. For what? A date? A trip to a detention cell?
The third shot all but called her name, sang it really, like the siren of serenity it was. Miss Vega verily obliged and supped the two fingers worth of liquor as if it was the last she'd ever have. Wasn't like she could sneak away either. If she stood now, she would likely topple the man and ruin any and all chance at escape.
Instead, she held up three digits again, long enough for the tender to take notice and dropped her hand to her lap. Might as well finish it off since I bought them two new bottles already. Suddenly the privateer became enamored with the decor- posh, sleek silver fixtures, glass, and dark wood. The lighting was even low; which was what encouraged her to choose this one over the others to begin with. Alas, it housed a public more proper than anything she currently donned.
This is what happens when you have an addiction that needs placating. She laughed inwardly at her own mistake.
"You look like trouble," he said finally.
"With a capital 'T'." At least she was honest and bad habits were often hard to break.
This was going to be a long night...
To make matters worse, the privateer had been shoved here. What ever happened to freedom, she mused, then quickly reminded herself that "freedom" landed her on the rock in Wild Space. Perhaps I...aye need a lil' direction from time to time. So waaat! Doona ev'yne?
Five years was a long time for anyone to be gone. Three fingers shot up in the air, her head with a slight nod and then wobble into her other hand. Various shades of azure hair hung freely about her wrist, putting a fair share of her face in the shadows of them. What was that bloody woman thinking? Yes, knock boots with the feckin' government... totally smart. Not.
As she waited the arrival of dinner, the blue-haired pseudo pauper vowed to strangle the life of a one Circe Savan. Blimey force rat. Death or The Confederacy? Why they both sounded just about the same to the space pirate. Made no matter, they took the territory and the ships. Wait around until someone remembered she was there, run out of supplies and go completely, stark raving mad on a back-water planet?
No booze and a slow death. Choices. Choices. The lass preferred to be shot quick, preferably with a bottle in hand and after a good run; that is why she was on Roon- because dying alone and sober was boring. One could only hope that the warrants, old as they were, had somehow expired.
Luna Vega avoided security surveillance like they were a plague, and if all else failed she'd light a cigarra and wallow in the plumes of smoke. Milling about in her own thoughts, the young woman leaned back into the hopes of comfort that the chair seemed to lack. She sighed and pitched her stormy gray eyes around the cantina.
Boom.
Bam.
Boom.
Three shots of Wren's. Oh, how a mouth could water. Salivating salvation. "Say, you gotta name?" A voice came from just around her shoulder, one table down.
"Say, are ye payin', friend?" a pirate smile accompanied a flick of her vibrant bangs from her face. The first of the shots came to and disappeared with as much ease as breathing, straight down her throat. Luna reached for the second, curling her inked fingers around the short, slender glass just as the other came down.
Should'da just paid fer the bottle instead of by the shot. Zeroing in on the bartop, where after several shots, the keep decided to have it with in arm's reach, Vega noticed there only to be a glimmer of deep amber pooled at the bottom. Noticed her pockets were a wee bit light as well.
"Reserve is not cheap," his voice drawled and the barest hint of a smile twinkled.
"Neither am I," she lied, but nor was she for sale anymore. Luna took in his appearance then, noting a jacket-free suit in all black and her eyes narrowed slightly. Wonderful. Not only was she fairly sloshed, but now there was law enforcement ogling her. For what? A date? A trip to a detention cell?
The third shot all but called her name, sang it really, like the siren of serenity it was. Miss Vega verily obliged and supped the two fingers worth of liquor as if it was the last she'd ever have. Wasn't like she could sneak away either. If she stood now, she would likely topple the man and ruin any and all chance at escape.
Instead, she held up three digits again, long enough for the tender to take notice and dropped her hand to her lap. Might as well finish it off since I bought them two new bottles already. Suddenly the privateer became enamored with the decor- posh, sleek silver fixtures, glass, and dark wood. The lighting was even low; which was what encouraged her to choose this one over the others to begin with. Alas, it housed a public more proper than anything she currently donned.
This is what happens when you have an addiction that needs placating. She laughed inwardly at her own mistake.
"You look like trouble," he said finally.
"With a capital 'T'." At least she was honest and bad habits were often hard to break.
This was going to be a long night...