Moonage Daydream
He always sprung for the more expensive ship. Starchaser didn’t fly in anything that wasn’t touched by his hand, so he definitely wasn’t going to be riding in anything less than the best if it was rented. As he and his wife were driving, he was glad to have something with a bit of fun to it. He wanted to make sure that everything was perfect and exciting all the time. Probably a downfall, but they did just spend the better part of a year traveling through destinations unknown.
Surveying his wife, it was a question to be answered and would serve for many issues for their children, but he knew that he could probably fit himself into any spot in the galaxy. If not as a warrior, as the old war horse who had tricks to show to the kids. When she was thinking, he knew that Sullust would work, and that would probably be about the best in the OPA. They could go coreward to Corellia, his own home, but it wasn’t a sure fire thing.
Silver space was quiet, and calm, and collected, dare he say it. “Silver space it is! I know I’ve still got landing rights, Kaia updated them in the chance you wanted to return to work at any time.” He grinned and winked at her as he reached over to grab her hand, and give it a squeeze.
It was going to be strange to be back.
Celeste Rigel
Surveying his wife, it was a question to be answered and would serve for many issues for their children, but he knew that he could probably fit himself into any spot in the galaxy. If not as a warrior, as the old war horse who had tricks to show to the kids. When she was thinking, he knew that Sullust would work, and that would probably be about the best in the OPA. They could go coreward to Corellia, his own home, but it wasn’t a sure fire thing.
Silver space was quiet, and calm, and collected, dare he say it. “Silver space it is! I know I’ve still got landing rights, Kaia updated them in the chance you wanted to return to work at any time.” He grinned and winked at her as he reached over to grab her hand, and give it a squeeze.
It was going to be strange to be back.
Celeste Rigel