Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
@[member="Jared Ovmar"]
The Jedi'd turned out to be a fantastic energy suck. Like, I left running. It might sound strange to you, ongoing diary in my brain but there was so much shaking down I couldn't get my foot set on anything solid. So, once again I am off in the Universe finding my way.
The Anders Way.
This bar I'm in's got a host of the collective scum and loneliness one usually finds in most Galactic Outposts, except it's in Coruscant's Mid-Levels. Too high up to deal with zombies or criminal underminds, and low enough I don't twist my sweater around my neck and take kids to football games. There's only one solid question in my mind at this present moment of time.
What the frell'm I drinking? It sounded great, when that Lorrd chick sauntered up to the bar and ordered with her soft spoken voice and hard coin but now I'm pretty sure something fruity is floating in it and all I taste is sugar and turpentine. Not manly. I care about masculinity, three burly dudes in dusters came in and sat down on the stools beside me and I puffed up my chest.
They ordered some dark smoking brew I half expect tentacles to wander out of, but only one of them actually enjoys it. Empathy. It would rock more socks if it wasn't evenly applied.
Rocking on my heels, I swerve around and watch the bar. Women in their best clothes, men in their work duds and some on the prowl. Tired servers and bartenders who are almost as good at getting the pulse as I am. Still, something bugs me.
It's not going to be a quiet night.
The Jedi'd turned out to be a fantastic energy suck. Like, I left running. It might sound strange to you, ongoing diary in my brain but there was so much shaking down I couldn't get my foot set on anything solid. So, once again I am off in the Universe finding my way.
The Anders Way.
This bar I'm in's got a host of the collective scum and loneliness one usually finds in most Galactic Outposts, except it's in Coruscant's Mid-Levels. Too high up to deal with zombies or criminal underminds, and low enough I don't twist my sweater around my neck and take kids to football games. There's only one solid question in my mind at this present moment of time.
What the frell'm I drinking? It sounded great, when that Lorrd chick sauntered up to the bar and ordered with her soft spoken voice and hard coin but now I'm pretty sure something fruity is floating in it and all I taste is sugar and turpentine. Not manly. I care about masculinity, three burly dudes in dusters came in and sat down on the stools beside me and I puffed up my chest.
They ordered some dark smoking brew I half expect tentacles to wander out of, but only one of them actually enjoys it. Empathy. It would rock more socks if it wasn't evenly applied.
Rocking on my heels, I swerve around and watch the bar. Women in their best clothes, men in their work duds and some on the prowl. Tired servers and bartenders who are almost as good at getting the pulse as I am. Still, something bugs me.
It's not going to be a quiet night.