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When The Moon Hits Your Eye...
Hosnian Prime
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Delta-7, Suit Reference

Jalen didn't like clubs.

Establishments of the sort just were not his scene, really. Try as he might to understand people better, the young man wasn't a social creature, at least not the normal kind. This sort of thing just never did it for him. But, then again, he was not one to pass up the good will of others either. For outstanding field service, or more likely saving the life of a GADF soldier with a well off family during the recent invasion of Tython, he had found himself mysteriously gifted with a VIP pass to a high end club on Hosnian Prime. All things considered, given the hours he had been clocking ever since Tython, the medic needed a break.

He needed one badly. War was, as it so often tended to be, hell. Even as a boy, a non combatant, Jalen understood such things. The final thing he had ever seen with his own two eyes was the flames of conflict after all. Even with all the tolerance that the padawan had built up and all of the lives he had saved with his medical expertise, not all lives could be spared. To expose one's self to that much death, especially as a Force Sensitive, wore away at the soul.

And what an escape this was. It was like stepping into an entirely different galaxy, one free of the worries of the outside world. Jalen felt a little sick at the pompous air of the place, but with eyes that could not see he did his best to ignore the luxury of it all and simply try to lose himself. It was only for a night, right?

He'd be back to medical tents in the morning.

In the meantime, he sat himself down at the less populated bar. Polished black and white floors, marble counter tops, pillars lined with golden engravings... all of these were lost on the medic. All he could feel was the aura of people. People he very much understood stood at the top of intergalactic society, but people nonetheless... perhaps a breed of people he'd rather not engage with.

The medic would just have a few drinks, listen to the music, then head on home. No more. It was for the best that this was the case.


 




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Deliveries took him everywhere. Move a box from point A to point B. Don't ask questions, get it done right and quick. It didn't matter where. Tempo's jobs were simple, yet complicated. Nevertheless, it took him many places. He had to do a triple take, swearing he saw someone he knew briefly... He finished his delivery and approached the blonde. He was marveling at Jalen. He knew this person... perhaps briefly. Dressed in typical rough clothing, Tempo looked starkly different from when he had first met the blonde. There was a long, quiet stare, as if in disbelief, wondering if he was a hallucination... maybe it was... that looked similar to how he'd met him previously. Tempo stepped over quietly, cautiously, and settled next to him, saying nothing for a moment.

 

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Tempo stepped over quietly, cautiously, and settled next to him, saying nothing for a moment.

"You know," Jalen began with a slight chuckle, "You were much louder the last time we met."

That was an aura he had commited to memory. The young force sensitive man that had been paired with himself on the blind date, an ironic notion in and of itself, had made a rather lasting impression on him. Well, initially it had been one of a flustered mess. He frankly hadn't been prepared for how strong Tempo had come on last time around, but the encounter eased up and there managed to be some neuance in the exchange.

But what was there now? It was hard to say. Jalen frankly wasn't good at making connections.

"Wound up here on a whim," he relayed. "Got a VIP package from an unknown sponsor... I figure the wealthy family of a soldier I saved a few days back. Not really my scene... but it was an excuse to get away from the war."

For whatever it was worth.


"So... you go to high end clubs often?"

 
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Tempo stifled a little chuckle, his eyes glinting with amusement. "I don't think I'm quite dressed to be a patron here," he commented lightly, his voice carrying a playful tone. "I don't actually... I was just finishing a delivery to a fancy upper-class client," he chirped softly, his gaze lingering on Jalen.
Then, with a subtle shift in his demeanor, Tempo continued, his words carrying a hint of admiration. "Then I saw a rather familiar set of baby blues accompanied by golden honey, and I had to come see for myself if you were real. And color me impressed," he offered, his tone laced with genuine appreciation.

"I haven't honestly been to really any fancy places... never had the credits for it nor anyone to share such a night with. Meeting you was a once-in-a-lifetime splurge on my part. It's nice to run into you again though," Tempo chirped, his gaze lingering on Jalen for a moment longer than necessary.

"The galaxy has been at war since the birth of light," Tempo trailed off, his voice tinged with a hint of melancholy. "I suspect it will be in war long after you and I are both gone. Though those lulls and somber moments are certainly something to look forward to and revel in," he offered, his eyes meeting Jalen's with a shared understanding.

"It was nice of them if that's who gave you this little treat," T
empo commented, his voice warm and empathetic. "It's good to just... get away from it all if you can," he added, his gaze softening as he spoke.
 


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"You could have told me you were dressed to the nines," Jalen remarked with a shrug. "I certainly wouldn't know the difference."

He'd probably be able to guess if he had been lied to given his ability to feel the emotions of others through their auras, but that was besides the point.

"War... is a constant," he agreed. "Can't be helped or avoided in my case. My job is saving lives. In times of war that means being out there. It's where the most souls hang in the balance... It's just exhausting at times. I'm certainly thankful for the free vacation regardless. Even if this place is a bit... tasteless."

Disconnected from the problems of the galaxy. He was certain that most people in this establishment didn't know an honest day's work, not that he'd say such outloud. Jalen would rather not get into a spat with some drunkard rich kid. In many ways, people saw Jedi as the same, and they certainly could be if they came from sheltered backgrounds. But him? He had been a farmer, one who's home was reduced to ash no less. He'd rather not find himself a reason to be angry here.


"The music they keep picking is bland," the padawan remarked with a huff. "Honestly, such a well-crafted piano and they can't even find someone who knows their way around an instrument to play it properly. I'm kind of glad I wasn't paying attention to that stuff back at the casino. I may have spent the entire time there picking everything apart." Details stood out a little more when you couldn't see in some strange way. The vibrations of the piano's keys and the acoustics of the the internal chabler told him a lot about the craftsmanship. "Have any plans? This place is fine and all, but not having company is rotting my brain I think."

 
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Tempo's long ears twitched and he tilted his head, picking up a clear sign of his irritation and misery. "I don't really have any plans," he confessed. "Have you ever been on a speeder bike?" Tempo asked, his curiosity piqued as he stood and stretched languidly.

"I was going to head back home once my business here is finished," he said simply. "Maybe I'll pick up a nice little local treat," Tempo added. "You're welcome to join me if you wanna see what my world is like but that entails going off planet. " Tempo chirped.
 


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"More than just been on a speeder bike," Jalen shrugged. "Used to make them out of junk in the scrap yards on Coruscant with my brother. I know my way around one."

"I was going to head back home once my business here is finished," he said simply. "Maybe I'll pick up a nice little local treat," Tempo added. "You're welcome to join me if you wanna see what my world is like but that entails going off planet. "

"Honestly, I'm happy to ditch this place," he noted with a sigh. "That at least sounds a bit more engaging. Ain't nothin to do here except drink and ignore the problems around you. Not exactly my kind of scene."

He was actually kind of happy to be rid of the place. Maybe he'd gift the VIP access to someone else who might properly use it. It wasn't really a him thing.

"Well, if I'm not intruding at least," the padawan added.


 
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"You aren't afraid of getting lost?" Tempo asked playfully, rising with a stretch before heading out of the establishment. His speeder bike was parked nearby, a quick escape back to the freighter. Tempo climbed on, the engine humming to life under his touch. He patted the back seat, inviting his companion to join.
 

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