Kaili Brand
Questionable Hobo Tactics Specalist
Kaili entered the dining hall cautiously, ceramic pot held tightly in his grasp. He'd not worn his Padawan robes, instead opting to wear his normal clothing with the dragon clan symbol pinned to his shirt...he hadn't really felt like much of a padawan in the last few months. Not with Axxila becoming Sith territory after the dissolution of the Mandalorian Empire...or atleast the bulk of it. He wasn't sure if there were a few bucket heads still walking around like they were about to manifest their destiny in about 19 different types of blaster bolts at anything that moved.
He wasn't sure why Axxila was bothering him. It wasn't like it was a good home. In all honesty he'd already vowed never to step foot on its 'surface' (in so much as a hive planet can have one) for the rest of his days. But he still found himself wondering, often at length, what must have changed since the take over. The Undercity was probably fine; being a den of thieves and criminals somewhat insulated it from the trials of a regime change. Didn't really matter to a Hutt who was in charge, so long as they stayed out of their way when it came to business. He wondered how his siblings were doing...
Kaili shook his head to banish the thought, hood falling back as he did so. He'd spent the last few months cooped up in his room, absorbing whatever info news feeds could gleam of his home world (very little, which he guessed was good news) and training by himself in the late hours of the night (with similar results). Sighing he pushes his way through the crowd towards the dinning table, whispering hushed apologies and as he occasionally bumps into folk before finally making it to his target.
Wordlessly he places the ceramic pot down, wondering if he should...leave a note explaining what it is? He doubted anyone was going to eat it anyway...most jedi seemed to be rather well to do. So something like this might be seen as inedible to their more refined tastes. Carefully he opened the lid, the smell of root vegetables and meats immediately slamming into the room with the weight of a bantha in a puff of steam.
Back home they called this Waste Plant stu, an eclectic mixture of discarded organs (in this case, non-sentient ones) various local fungi and whatever vegetables that could be found. All cooked at a low heat in soup stock until it basically resembled something that would pour of...well, a waste treatment plant.
Kaili wasn't....100% sure what was in this one. He'd raided the kitchens the night before late, taking whatever materials he could that smelled ok or looked familiar. He knew bantha tongue was in there....somewhere. Or it was at one point. At this point the globs of meat that intermixed with globs of fungi where basically indistinguishable from one another. The vegetables were nowhere to be seen, having thoroughly deteriorated into the biomass of the stew long ago.
Setting the stew aside he quickly grabbed a roll and backed away from the counter, deciding it was probably for the best he clear the area until everyone had grabbed their fill. A lot easier to sneak left overs back to his room when everyone was too full to notice afterall.
He wasn't sure why Axxila was bothering him. It wasn't like it was a good home. In all honesty he'd already vowed never to step foot on its 'surface' (in so much as a hive planet can have one) for the rest of his days. But he still found himself wondering, often at length, what must have changed since the take over. The Undercity was probably fine; being a den of thieves and criminals somewhat insulated it from the trials of a regime change. Didn't really matter to a Hutt who was in charge, so long as they stayed out of their way when it came to business. He wondered how his siblings were doing...
Kaili shook his head to banish the thought, hood falling back as he did so. He'd spent the last few months cooped up in his room, absorbing whatever info news feeds could gleam of his home world (very little, which he guessed was good news) and training by himself in the late hours of the night (with similar results). Sighing he pushes his way through the crowd towards the dinning table, whispering hushed apologies and as he occasionally bumps into folk before finally making it to his target.
Wordlessly he places the ceramic pot down, wondering if he should...leave a note explaining what it is? He doubted anyone was going to eat it anyway...most jedi seemed to be rather well to do. So something like this might be seen as inedible to their more refined tastes. Carefully he opened the lid, the smell of root vegetables and meats immediately slamming into the room with the weight of a bantha in a puff of steam.
Back home they called this Waste Plant stu, an eclectic mixture of discarded organs (in this case, non-sentient ones) various local fungi and whatever vegetables that could be found. All cooked at a low heat in soup stock until it basically resembled something that would pour of...well, a waste treatment plant.
Kaili wasn't....100% sure what was in this one. He'd raided the kitchens the night before late, taking whatever materials he could that smelled ok or looked familiar. He knew bantha tongue was in there....somewhere. Or it was at one point. At this point the globs of meat that intermixed with globs of fungi where basically indistinguishable from one another. The vegetables were nowhere to be seen, having thoroughly deteriorated into the biomass of the stew long ago.
Setting the stew aside he quickly grabbed a roll and backed away from the counter, deciding it was probably for the best he clear the area until everyone had grabbed their fill. A lot easier to sneak left overs back to his room when everyone was too full to notice afterall.