Jack of All Trades. Master of None
Location: Moethus Luxury Cruiser
Direct Interaction: Vaux Gred
Porro mulled over the possibilities. He had decided against the casino at the beginning of the night for fear that his manner of gambling might scare off a potential date. As he got to know Vaux a bit more he guessed that they could have a good time at the tables a place like this had to offer. At the same time however, Porro didn’t tend to win as often as he lost. And the funds spent on gambling recently had been scaled back so that he could finish off the work on the Gambit. For as long as the current sound was playing however, Porro kept his hands on her back and their bodies close together for as long as he could until finally the song came to an end and he took a step back. One hand fell to the side while the other moved to hold onto Vaux’ hand.
”In the pamphlet for the ship, I read that they have quite a few dining options. There is also the casino and the Stargazing Galley that was called out in the Zinder suggestions,” Porro led Vaux from the dancefloor back towards the bar area, not wanting to get in the way of those who were still trying to dance.
”Finishing up the Gambit has put a limit on what I can afford to gamble. If you have interest in stargazing I would certainly accompany you, but my attention would be on you, not the stars.” It wasn’t just a clever line that Porro hoped would gain him favor. Porro loved flying through the stars, but the sights were not the excitement for him. He would much rather stare at Vaux and watch her face react to the stars above, if that was something that would interest her.
”I can always eat as well. If dancing has built up a hunger for you,” Porro continued. That was the boring option in his opinion. But while they ate there was an opportunity to continue to learn more about each other and where this thing could go beyond this night.
”The Gambit in her current state is in the hangar of the ship,” Porro smiled. He continued to stress that his ship was not complete, but in truth he was pretty proud of what he had done. And didn’t shy away from showing off. Especially with someone who knew ships. It was true that the Gambit wasn’t ready to be thrust into action, but a short time ago it wasn’t even a complete hull and now it was completely space worthy. Even if it required an astromech to travel through hyperspace.