Matreya
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@[member="Feena"]
CORUSCANT
Striding briskly from the back his transport, Ziaden straightened his shirt and pants quickly before stepping into the Peace of Mind, a rather expensive restraunt not that far from the Monument Plaza. He hated dressing up so cordually, but it was better to keep up the appearance and show up nice than to have to answer questions.
Currently he was wearing a matching outfit that had cost him 500 creds. It was of course black, luckily not only so. Along the sides of the back of his arms starting near his wrist and ending near his shoulders were navy blue intricatly designed flames. The collar on the front of his shirt came up to this somehow still dashing, frilly puff of black and navy lace. He had it modified from the original design to minimize the poof in the front, he felt it was hideous but was sworn to -at blade point- that it was more fashionable. It was made out of some exspensive silk he couldnt remember.
Greeted at the door by a man in an expensive suit, Zaiden explained his reservations and was led through the massive glass doors and into the serving room. Massive diamond and crystal encrusted golden chandeliers hung from the cieling. To his left was massive ornate windows that showed the distance of the massive city-planet that was Coruscant. He did not like the Jedi, but he loved the Republic..it was home..
Growling low in his throat, Zaiden ripped the lace off the front of his dress shirt. In his oppinion the tears were more fashionable.
Hell anything is more fashionable, He thought, as he rubbed the little black spot on his throat, that looked like a small crescent moon. His birthmark itched from the lace rubbing against his neck, and this was something he could not stand.
The waiter he realized had been talking consistently since they entered, while he had been lost in his own thoughts. With a raised hand to silence the man, "Is my guest here yet?"
"No sir, not yet. But as I said, you are welcome to wait at your table for him or come back. We may be able to find other options if necessary." The man replied nervously, clearly not used to being hushed.
"I'll wait." Zaiden replied, gesturing for the man to continue to show him his table.
CORUSCANT
Striding briskly from the back his transport, Ziaden straightened his shirt and pants quickly before stepping into the Peace of Mind, a rather expensive restraunt not that far from the Monument Plaza. He hated dressing up so cordually, but it was better to keep up the appearance and show up nice than to have to answer questions.
Currently he was wearing a matching outfit that had cost him 500 creds. It was of course black, luckily not only so. Along the sides of the back of his arms starting near his wrist and ending near his shoulders were navy blue intricatly designed flames. The collar on the front of his shirt came up to this somehow still dashing, frilly puff of black and navy lace. He had it modified from the original design to minimize the poof in the front, he felt it was hideous but was sworn to -at blade point- that it was more fashionable. It was made out of some exspensive silk he couldnt remember.
Greeted at the door by a man in an expensive suit, Zaiden explained his reservations and was led through the massive glass doors and into the serving room. Massive diamond and crystal encrusted golden chandeliers hung from the cieling. To his left was massive ornate windows that showed the distance of the massive city-planet that was Coruscant. He did not like the Jedi, but he loved the Republic..it was home..
Growling low in his throat, Zaiden ripped the lace off the front of his dress shirt. In his oppinion the tears were more fashionable.
Hell anything is more fashionable, He thought, as he rubbed the little black spot on his throat, that looked like a small crescent moon. His birthmark itched from the lace rubbing against his neck, and this was something he could not stand.
The waiter he realized had been talking consistently since they entered, while he had been lost in his own thoughts. With a raised hand to silence the man, "Is my guest here yet?"
"No sir, not yet. But as I said, you are welcome to wait at your table for him or come back. We may be able to find other options if necessary." The man replied nervously, clearly not used to being hushed.
"I'll wait." Zaiden replied, gesturing for the man to continue to show him his table.