S L A Y E R
Runi sat patiently and slowly sipped her tihaar as Braxton bounced out of his seat to gleefully greet an old friend -- Lord Regent Erskine Barran. Of course Braxton was quite the shrewd business man. It would help considering the nigh imperceptible tense air about the Grand Moff earlier. Little things a Shaman noticed.
Likewise, students of people should note that it was Braxton's suggestion that action might need taken against 'Wardog' that caused the Shaman's hazel eyes to lift from her drink. It was only for a moment, however, as the Warmaster verbally stepped in to deliver his own speech. For the moment, Runi was left to return to sitting silently and listening to what those present had to say. It was best that the two representing the faction finally have a little... discussion, after all.
It was by the Manda that Romul did not seem inclined to offer Shai Maji up on a platter, though Runi could have done without hearing doubt about her spiritual state of being. Having been the one to help coax the dreadfully strong woman back from the brink of oblivion, Runi was all too confident in Shai's present condition. Not that she'd done it alone. A certain long-lived man, Xyoz Maji , had played a powerful role in it as well. His ability to endure physically and emotionally at the very least had been commendable.
Naturally the Warmaster and Lord-Regent did not see quite eye to eye on matters large and small. Fortunately, Runi did not need to bear the weight of the moment nor what might result from it. It was not her place to try and placate either party. Certainly not when the Leader of the Enclave now bore the explicit title of Warmaster let alone the responsibility for deciding when the Mandalorian people would set off to battle. Though that came with its own concerns, but those were not for this chamber filled with this audience to witness.
Her eyes lifted briefly and shifted from Erskin to Braxton before the Shaman reached out for her tihaar once more. A curious exchange under the circumstances. Not at all what one would expect in a gathering of warriors -- that should prove amusing for those that expected a certain cadence to these proceedings. It seemed the Lord Regent had recognized such a pace was not to be and had embraced an... unorthodox one himself. Curious how both were the result of the same, singular man.
Before Runi savored her drink, however, Erskine said something that drew her attention. Owed Shai an apology? Now that was unexpected. Especially given the grave expressions of those that surrounded the Lord Regent. Not an unwelcome twist to matters. In the wake of the Erskine's energetic statement, Runi resumed taking her drink as though he'd merely emphasized his thoughts at a normal volume level.
With the matter of one Shai Krayt -- Shai Maji -- out of the way, the Shaman felt quite comfortable in the proceedings now. Provided the Empire didn't attempt to betray the Enclave or begin another Crusade against the Mandalorians, the rest were matters of daily life which she entrusted the leaders present to handle to the degree and of matters to which they were accustomed. Though she did hope that the outcome would ensure the development of the Enclave's worlds and its people. A few more pharmaceutical factories, hospitals, dams, and other 'every day' projects would be rather beneficial to the Mandalorian people.
Braxton Holst | Romul Saxon | Vren Rook | Volo Dragr
Marcus Bastion | Ignacious Korvan | Kanollic II Vethres | DECEASED Erskine Barran | Adera Vellas | Siyndacha Aerin