With:
Willow Fletcher
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Spring season was supposed to bring out the better in both, worlds and people alike. And while Generis was a generally lovely sight to behold, with a steadily recovering ecosystem, wide, gorgeous patches of untouched natural beauty and an overall steady economy, the people-aspect for now would be subject to further assessment.
It had been no more but 7 Minutes after leaving the Kara’ad, and someone had already tried to steal from Jaina...
Not entirely unexpected, but… Out here, in plain daylight?!... In THIS economy?!
Yes, while Linnian-City’s space port was maybe a slightly less run down and dubious place than many of their otherwise usual little holes to do business, the people - travellers and locals alike -, as well as their bars and cantinas were still the exact same as one would find all over the galaxy.
Jaina Rhys had visited 137 Planets, 56 Moons, 21 Planetoids, 34 stations and one thing she was pretty certain to be a giant carcass floating in space…
And all of them had the one common denominator: Every race, and every culture (or at least those she mingled with) loved getting tipsy, entertained and distracted from the hardships of the daily grind.
So it was no surprise that one of the first places Jaina had consulted upon the Kara’ade’s arrival here had been the ‘Barfing Bantha Inn’.
Temporarily parting ways with her own band of mercs to lend a helping hand to a friend of her mother’s had not been on her bucket list, but she welcomed the opportunity to meet new people.
She had never (officially) worked with designated pirates, but she could see where a slicer and language expert could come in handy to them…
From what she had been told, their meeting would be the next day - that left her roughly 32 hours to ‘celebrate’.
With an assortment of colourful bottles of interstellar booze arranged on the table she was sitting at, as well as an exotic looking alien woman who’s species not even Jaina had ever seen before sitting on her lap, ‘celebration’ was indeed the appropriate term.
Both had been swapping travel stories with one another, stories that somehow had culminated in more and more flirtatious conversation about… Explosives…
Cackling, they both linked arms and chugged another sip from their bottles. It was more than visible that neither of them would be able to reliably hit a target - let alone walk steadily out of here - with how tipsy they already were, and as a particularly catchy song reached their ears from the centre of the cantina, they attempted to tune in; miserably failing their pitch and lyric recollection, and bursting into yet another drunken cackle.
Good thing no one of consequence was here to see her like this right now, or no one in their right mind would ever consider hiring her.
Good thing she had now 31~2-ish hours or something left to sober up.
She raised one finger towards the stranger on her lap, planning to offer to leave for a more private place as Jai all of a sudden felt another persons eye - singular - on her…

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Spring season was supposed to bring out the better in both, worlds and people alike. And while Generis was a generally lovely sight to behold, with a steadily recovering ecosystem, wide, gorgeous patches of untouched natural beauty and an overall steady economy, the people-aspect for now would be subject to further assessment.
It had been no more but 7 Minutes after leaving the Kara’ad, and someone had already tried to steal from Jaina...
Not entirely unexpected, but… Out here, in plain daylight?!... In THIS economy?!
Yes, while Linnian-City’s space port was maybe a slightly less run down and dubious place than many of their otherwise usual little holes to do business, the people - travellers and locals alike -, as well as their bars and cantinas were still the exact same as one would find all over the galaxy.
Jaina Rhys had visited 137 Planets, 56 Moons, 21 Planetoids, 34 stations and one thing she was pretty certain to be a giant carcass floating in space…
And all of them had the one common denominator: Every race, and every culture (or at least those she mingled with) loved getting tipsy, entertained and distracted from the hardships of the daily grind.
So it was no surprise that one of the first places Jaina had consulted upon the Kara’ade’s arrival here had been the ‘Barfing Bantha Inn’.
Temporarily parting ways with her own band of mercs to lend a helping hand to a friend of her mother’s had not been on her bucket list, but she welcomed the opportunity to meet new people.
She had never (officially) worked with designated pirates, but she could see where a slicer and language expert could come in handy to them…
From what she had been told, their meeting would be the next day - that left her roughly 32 hours to ‘celebrate’.
With an assortment of colourful bottles of interstellar booze arranged on the table she was sitting at, as well as an exotic looking alien woman who’s species not even Jaina had ever seen before sitting on her lap, ‘celebration’ was indeed the appropriate term.
Both had been swapping travel stories with one another, stories that somehow had culminated in more and more flirtatious conversation about… Explosives…
Cackling, they both linked arms and chugged another sip from their bottles. It was more than visible that neither of them would be able to reliably hit a target - let alone walk steadily out of here - with how tipsy they already were, and as a particularly catchy song reached their ears from the centre of the cantina, they attempted to tune in; miserably failing their pitch and lyric recollection, and bursting into yet another drunken cackle.
Good thing no one of consequence was here to see her like this right now, or no one in their right mind would ever consider hiring her.
Good thing she had now 31~2-ish hours or something left to sober up.
She raised one finger towards the stranger on her lap, planning to offer to leave for a more private place as Jai all of a sudden felt another persons eye - singular - on her…
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