Darth Vornskr the Second
"So, sister."
Joycelyn Zambrano turned to her half-sister Elani Zambrano , a glass of ruby liquid in each hand. She extended one out to Elani for her to take or refuse at her leisure. They did not meet in any grand chamber as distanced masters of the mysteries of the Force, but in a private room set aside for confidential conversation. The only guards present were the ones outside the chamber doors, keeping others from waltzing in, but keeping no eye on what happened inside. Though, in one of the corners, two vornskrs did lay snoring. One of them opened a single, watchful eye to look at Elani, then closed it again.
As far as Zambrano decoration went, it was tastefully simple.
A banner of the Sith Empire hung on one wall. While a series of painted panels decorated another, telling the tale of the Empire's founding in subtle pictographic storytelling. The sithsword Joycelyn often carried to battle rested on a decorative stand, not to overtly threaten, but to honour its position in the Empress' life, along with a smattering of other mementos from half a lifetime of campaigns. This was Joycelyn's own space, one she kept for herself and those she allowed to enter. Her back was against the small bar, with fine wines and spirits from every corner of the Empire and beyond. There was also a desk with a small pile of holobooks either ready to be consumed or recently leafed through.
The wine that filled the two glasses with ruby colour was from Dantooine, from a vineyard she had heard of in the wake of the battle there. Its flavour was of warm and fleeting, like a summer night spent listening to waves crashing against a shore.
"What is on your mind?"
Whether accepted or denied, Joycelyn moved toward a seating area. Two sofas of dark brown leather, comfortable but not ostentatious, faced each other across a coffee table cut from a single piece of worshyr wood, mounted together with black metal. It, like much else in the room, had a story from battle and adventure. The furniture was sized for someone of Joycelyn's dimensions, though not inaccessible for her smaller kin.
The Empress ran her fingers through a white fur tossed over the back of one of the two sofa as she moved behind it, seemingly looking to take a seat.