K i n g
Location: Thaere Privo
Tags: [member="Srina Talon"]
Post: II
Even when Srina mentioned a galaxy with no wars Adron found himself biting the bottom of his lip. War was a key point in wealth and progression. It was also an area of life that he excelled in. “If there were no wars I would probably make one, so better off that just not happen.” He admitted, before arching a brow at the fair woman's words. It was true that when Adron and Alessandra had gone missing Srina had devoted herself to their recovery, yet that did not mean Adron understood the depth of her worry. He did appreciate it nevertheless.
It was not quite a proper evening unless Srina allowed her humbling ability to communicate throw Adron into the left field. He let out a healthy snicker, one that was almost out of character for the man. It had a pure sound of happiness ringing from it that was rather rare coming from him. “I believe I will marry her Srina, eventually.” He replied. Adron, who was used to using his words sparingly and even misleadingly had few secrets from Srina. She had been his closest friend in these years after the Empire fell and he defected to The Confederacy.
Once Srina's words began to collapse before they formed he could not help but offer her another genuine smile dug from a kind place. Adron knew little of the Echani traditions surrounding marriage, or if her intended had any particulars of his own. He did, however, know a woman who was exceptional in the realm of planning and preparation for such lavish events. [member="Faye Malvern"] and Adron had been groomed in the art of hosting since their youngest days. If anyone could throw this woman a proper ceremony it would be them.
Srina's words fell short as she spoke yet Adron was there to pick them up in turn. “...A wedding.” He punctuated while clasping both his hands over the peak of his cane. What came next caused Adron a bit of surprise. The petite figure would wrap her arms around his waist embracing him silently. There was a brief pause before one of his hands would come around her back and he pulled her into his chest. He was actually reminded of his own sister, Faye who often sought refuge in his embrace. A calming hand came over her shoulder while he whispered down to her.
“Congratulations, Srina.” In that brief moment his accent seemed to thicken with honey and wine. Sincerity as pristine as glass was offered to the Echani. They did not part until a waiter approached them, a tray of beverages held on top of his hand. When Adron saw Srina reach out for one of the crystal flutes he eyed her closely with an interested gaze. It was in rare circumstance that his friend would drink and usually those were when Adron prodded it. However she must have felt obligated due to the sway of the evening. Of course, he would take a flute into his hand as well while looking down to the woman before him.
“To a promising future.” He proposed, allowing their glasses to let off a soft ring before he took a deep sip from the glass. A good bit of the liquid would flow down his throat in a cool rush. He savored the flavor for a brief moment before looking to Srina. “Not a bad flavor, I'll need…” His words began to trail off as he met the Echani's stunning eyes. He felt as if in this moment he could be drowned in those deep beautiful pools. Perhaps it was merely the rush of their lives but in this moment Adron was finally realizing just how beautiful the lithe woman standing before him was. His eyes fell to the platinum hair that danced off of her shoulders, which led him to the curved form that laid below.
He felt a deep pang in his chest as he realized Srina was more than beautiful, she was immaculate.