Vang Azusa
Character
Location: The Night Stop Workshop, Night District, Coruscant
Tags: Phalsi Drynchen Kat Decoria Credit Wizard
Time: Midday
Far down in the underbelly of the City Planet, Core of the Galactic Alliance and home to the wealthy, resided the Night District. Whilst the place was not fairly well known, it was a hotspot for those with nowhere else to go. Not to mention the Thug Threat of the ARATIZENZ. A local group of Thugs that think they own the whole sector of this floor. Not to those that live there they didn't. Many were outspoken against them, including the owner of a small Mechanic's Workshop. It was a worn looking place, the pain along the outer walls was worn, chipped or even burnt off due to blaster fire. Not that she could stop them. She could hardly pay the rent at this rate with what those 'Spice Heads' were doing.
The three main doors were open, one leading to a waiting room with a large half curved counter at the end. A small droid, an R3 series, was at the counter connected with a large set up of consoles and screens. Inside the main section of the shop, was a multitude of lifts, equipment and devices. At the very far end of this decent expanse of tech and machinery, was an Airspeeder. An older model, but still working fine, at least it was going to be again. Under the large vehicle, her legs sticking out, was a woman. Her outfit screamed Mechanic, yet it had class, street savvy to it. Her hair a mixture of blue and red gradients as she worked on one of the repulsorlifters. An assortment of tools and devices were scattered around her as she worked, not paying much attention to anything aside from her client's ride. A small radio was near her, playing a mixture of songs not often heard on the surface level.
A small sign was posted between the waiting room and the large twin open doors to the shop itself, "Please speak to Staff at Counter, before entering the Workshop." she had to put that up due to the many people who just wandered in. She had a local almost crush his leg due to his negligence of Workshop etiquette. It was a tough time explaining to the rude man what happened was his fault and that he had set her back on a Speeder Bike by at least two days. But, that's what happens when you live in a world where manners have gone out the scrapped window of social norms.
Tags: Phalsi Drynchen Kat Decoria Credit Wizard
Time: Midday
Far down in the underbelly of the City Planet, Core of the Galactic Alliance and home to the wealthy, resided the Night District. Whilst the place was not fairly well known, it was a hotspot for those with nowhere else to go. Not to mention the Thug Threat of the ARATIZENZ. A local group of Thugs that think they own the whole sector of this floor. Not to those that live there they didn't. Many were outspoken against them, including the owner of a small Mechanic's Workshop. It was a worn looking place, the pain along the outer walls was worn, chipped or even burnt off due to blaster fire. Not that she could stop them. She could hardly pay the rent at this rate with what those 'Spice Heads' were doing.
The three main doors were open, one leading to a waiting room with a large half curved counter at the end. A small droid, an R3 series, was at the counter connected with a large set up of consoles and screens. Inside the main section of the shop, was a multitude of lifts, equipment and devices. At the very far end of this decent expanse of tech and machinery, was an Airspeeder. An older model, but still working fine, at least it was going to be again. Under the large vehicle, her legs sticking out, was a woman. Her outfit screamed Mechanic, yet it had class, street savvy to it. Her hair a mixture of blue and red gradients as she worked on one of the repulsorlifters. An assortment of tools and devices were scattered around her as she worked, not paying much attention to anything aside from her client's ride. A small radio was near her, playing a mixture of songs not often heard on the surface level.
A small sign was posted between the waiting room and the large twin open doors to the shop itself, "Please speak to Staff at Counter, before entering the Workshop." she had to put that up due to the many people who just wandered in. She had a local almost crush his leg due to his negligence of Workshop etiquette. It was a tough time explaining to the rude man what happened was his fault and that he had set her back on a Speeder Bike by at least two days. But, that's what happens when you live in a world where manners have gone out the scrapped window of social norms.
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