| Location | Corellia
| Objective | A (hearfelt) exchange
Jenn's brows furrowed, then, and the Mandalorian leaned into the board a little more. Although the woman before her was but a new acquaintance, the Mandalorian still felt a pang of sympathy for the Cathar. Few things were more sacred to her than love; a notion she held above duty and honor both, no matter what her people might think of it. "I'm sorry", uttered the siren softly, her voice taking on a rather enchanting intonation to it. An attempt to soothe, earnest and true.
Watching as Jonyna turned to look at the sky, the Alor kept her gaze fixated on the Cathar's features, drinking in her expression as she spoke of her search for love. The scales surrounding her eyes and gracefully trailing down to her cheeks, shifting from one shade of blue to the next with each passing moment, took something of a deeper coloration as a mention was made of her being cute. A wistful sigh escaped the warrior, then. "I'm... of the same mind", admitted the Ersansyr after a pause. "On all three points. I still yearn so... so desperately to find that special someone. Someone who completes me."
A smile pulled at her lips, then, but it lacked any true mirth. In this, Jonyna was so very much like her - but unlike so many among her peers, Jenn felt... a certain pang of responsibility, for what her people had done to the Cathar. It was a shameful act the centuries could not wash away, and this newfound acquaintance's willingness to entertain a conversation with her was already more than she had expected. "Would've probably asked you out if not for that, too", she finally conceded. "I'm... more aware, I suppose, than most of my people. At least when it comes to the weight of our sins. I can't hold the legacy of what my people did to yours stopping you from pursuing that against you."
Well, talk about making the conversation heavy. Somewhat self-consciously, the siren flicked her tail behind her nervously, the motion sending a fair amount of water through the air. "Right back at you, though. You are captivating." There was a chuckle, then, far more earnest than her previous mirthless smile. "... you know, I used to keep this thing on all the time around people. Gave that up years ago, but I stuck to that creed for most of my life."