Mother of Pearl
It was only natural.
Zeltrons were partial to physical affection as a species. While some traits didn’t quite penetrate the half blood—Joza was anxious and almost as paranoid as Elly—she’d been raised in their society and brought up with the cultural belief that it was alright to satisfy her desires. Of course, this raised a number of problems when she started interacting offworld. Monogamy was always a concept that she grasped, though not completely as she betrayed her first and only love’s trust as a teenager. That and trying to be a docile Jedi that restrained her more festive urges proved to be nearly impossible…perhaps if she’d been raised at the temple, it would be a different story.
But she supposed that she had found a comfortable medium, and Joza was content with herself. Compromise, understanding and control were key in learning how to lift herself up and stand on her own.
Still, it was only natural for the Zeltron to rest her head against his chest and breathe in his scent. She liked Elliot, growing a bit more comfortable around him each time they met. There was always that little inkling at the corner of her mind that she acknowledged but ultimately ignored. Too soon.
“Fantastically sleep deprived.” Though she mused, it was true. “Kid could be one hell of an interrogator.” At this point she wished that there was a cigarette in her hands, not just to pull at but to play with. No smoking in the house was a strict rule she abided by.
“Everything alright with the neighborhood?” She took a sip of cap, voice tensing a bit at the edge there but she didn’t bother to hide her wariness. “Took me ages to get out of Indigo. Would hate to have to go looking for another decent place.” The neighborhood she lived in now was far safer than Indigo District where she grew up—homes were actually spaced out, more private, more open with the beach nearby. Costly? Yes, but it was for Alan. In truth she felt a little strange about having this much space.
[member="Elliot Locke"]
Zeltrons were partial to physical affection as a species. While some traits didn’t quite penetrate the half blood—Joza was anxious and almost as paranoid as Elly—she’d been raised in their society and brought up with the cultural belief that it was alright to satisfy her desires. Of course, this raised a number of problems when she started interacting offworld. Monogamy was always a concept that she grasped, though not completely as she betrayed her first and only love’s trust as a teenager. That and trying to be a docile Jedi that restrained her more festive urges proved to be nearly impossible…perhaps if she’d been raised at the temple, it would be a different story.
But she supposed that she had found a comfortable medium, and Joza was content with herself. Compromise, understanding and control were key in learning how to lift herself up and stand on her own.
Still, it was only natural for the Zeltron to rest her head against his chest and breathe in his scent. She liked Elliot, growing a bit more comfortable around him each time they met. There was always that little inkling at the corner of her mind that she acknowledged but ultimately ignored. Too soon.
“Fantastically sleep deprived.” Though she mused, it was true. “Kid could be one hell of an interrogator.” At this point she wished that there was a cigarette in her hands, not just to pull at but to play with. No smoking in the house was a strict rule she abided by.
“Everything alright with the neighborhood?” She took a sip of cap, voice tensing a bit at the edge there but she didn’t bother to hide her wariness. “Took me ages to get out of Indigo. Would hate to have to go looking for another decent place.” The neighborhood she lived in now was far safer than Indigo District where she grew up—homes were actually spaced out, more private, more open with the beach nearby. Costly? Yes, but it was for Alan. In truth she felt a little strange about having this much space.
[member="Elliot Locke"]