Kung Seilois
Freelancer Extraordinaire
Seilois was lost in his mind as drinking while staring blankly at the face staring back from the mirror behind the bar was the perfect time to do some soul-searching, willing or not, but his thought process was interrupted by a voice, a feminine and soft voice, "Corellian Whiskey not a bad, if you want something that really warm your belly try a Kaut Fire Whiskey it might put hair on your chest," his head to find the odd sight of a women with purple hair. Either she was an alien or a women who enjoyed standing out in a crowd. Maybe both? [member="Maya Whitelight"]
Seilois opened his mouth to say that he had only bought it because it was cheap and strong since Corellia had a strong hold on the whiskey market, but the woman turned back around to resume her conversation, "You heard the lady," Seilois said draining his whiskey, "I will try the Kaut Fire Whiskey. I will just have to be sure to shave in the morning," he said to the barkeep. Handing over the credit chips, he took the glass filed with the deep amber liquid and swirled it around the glass, watching how the light was reflected in the liquid. Satisfied, or at least no longer able to amuse himself with looking at the cover, he waved it under his noise enjoying the smell of the whiskey before taking a sip. He closed his eyes to savor the flavor as it burned it's way down his throat. It had a much stronger burn, and for a second, it felt like someone had punched him in the stomach. A unique experience.
"Not bad," he mused taking another sip.
Seilois opened his mouth to say that he had only bought it because it was cheap and strong since Corellia had a strong hold on the whiskey market, but the woman turned back around to resume her conversation, "You heard the lady," Seilois said draining his whiskey, "I will try the Kaut Fire Whiskey. I will just have to be sure to shave in the morning," he said to the barkeep. Handing over the credit chips, he took the glass filed with the deep amber liquid and swirled it around the glass, watching how the light was reflected in the liquid. Satisfied, or at least no longer able to amuse himself with looking at the cover, he waved it under his noise enjoying the smell of the whiskey before taking a sip. He closed his eyes to savor the flavor as it burned it's way down his throat. It had a much stronger burn, and for a second, it felt like someone had punched him in the stomach. A unique experience.
"Not bad," he mused taking another sip.