Arrbi Betna
Marauder
It was winter back at the Betna homestead. Snow was piled here and there as it had drifted and flowed with the winds. It was neither overly inconveniencing, but neither was it a dusting. It was the perfect amount of snow, it seemed. At least, to Betna it was. A fire was set and burning in the firepit with a kettle hanging over the flames as it boiled water. Betna sat on the sofa before it in the karyai, alternating between tending the fire and checking the holonet on his datapad.
It was still morning and he knew his wife enjoyed a hot cup of behot in the mornings and, since he was up and about anyways, he had gotten the water on to boil for it. From the lack of sound in the bedroom, he figured she was still asleep and so he'd contentedly sat down to browse the holonet for work and news. No matter how many credits he had in the bank he always kept an eye out for the occasional job. It was just who he was, really. He'd rather earn money himself than let it multiply in a bank somewhere. The young Mando wore simple breeches and a tunic, though his armored boots were on his feet. The boots, however, were more for practicality and ulitity than for protection, though he reluctantly had to admit that there was a sense of comfort that came from wearing a well worn, well broken in pair of boots.
He glanced up from the datapad in his hands and checked the fire. It looked a little low, so he prodded it a few times and added another log. In a minute or two, the fire was back up and burning bright. He figured the kettle would be done in a few minutes, but for now he'd skim the holonet a moment more. He'd get Anija's behot ready after.
[member="Anija Ordo"]
It was still morning and he knew his wife enjoyed a hot cup of behot in the mornings and, since he was up and about anyways, he had gotten the water on to boil for it. From the lack of sound in the bedroom, he figured she was still asleep and so he'd contentedly sat down to browse the holonet for work and news. No matter how many credits he had in the bank he always kept an eye out for the occasional job. It was just who he was, really. He'd rather earn money himself than let it multiply in a bank somewhere. The young Mando wore simple breeches and a tunic, though his armored boots were on his feet. The boots, however, were more for practicality and ulitity than for protection, though he reluctantly had to admit that there was a sense of comfort that came from wearing a well worn, well broken in pair of boots.
He glanced up from the datapad in his hands and checked the fire. It looked a little low, so he prodded it a few times and added another log. In a minute or two, the fire was back up and burning bright. He figured the kettle would be done in a few minutes, but for now he'd skim the holonet a moment more. He'd get Anija's behot ready after.
[member="Anija Ordo"]