Milla Kryst
Might Just Change Your Life
After a long week of working, Milla was finally able to take a break. She had no jobs planned after, so she decided to find a place to rest. Having no home or base of operations, she wanted to actually sleep in a bed, and not the cot on her ship. She called ahead to a less-than-average hotel on the world of Onderon to reserve a room; no reason to take an hour trip to a world only to not have a room available. Onderon was somewhat quiet and out of the way.... an established world with some luxuries and civilizations, but not a capital world. At least, Milla didn't think so.
After landing and making the bit of walk and ride, she finally found the hotel, and then to her room. Just outside her door she stopped, resting the forehead of her helmet against the door. She was almost too tired to even open the door, being on the move constantly for over a week... the only time she had to sit down was when she was piloting her ship. Nearby, an Aqualish left their room and looked over at Milla. She had that feeling that she was being stared at, but it didn't help she noticed the Aqualish had stopped just outside their room. "Yeah? What are you starin' at," Milla said, turning her helmet to look at the alien, "frag off!" She said angrily, sighing as she pressed the door control, opening the door and walking in.She shut it behind her and leaned her back against the door, still tired.
The room was barely bigger than a bathroom and a bedroom, with the smallest kitchen possible. It was truly just a pitstop kind of room, but it did have a video communication device with it.
Riamah
After landing and making the bit of walk and ride, she finally found the hotel, and then to her room. Just outside her door she stopped, resting the forehead of her helmet against the door. She was almost too tired to even open the door, being on the move constantly for over a week... the only time she had to sit down was when she was piloting her ship. Nearby, an Aqualish left their room and looked over at Milla. She had that feeling that she was being stared at, but it didn't help she noticed the Aqualish had stopped just outside their room. "Yeah? What are you starin' at," Milla said, turning her helmet to look at the alien, "frag off!" She said angrily, sighing as she pressed the door control, opening the door and walking in.She shut it behind her and leaned her back against the door, still tired.
The room was barely bigger than a bathroom and a bedroom, with the smallest kitchen possible. It was truly just a pitstop kind of room, but it did have a video communication device with it.
Riamah