Nykoria Tallis
Shades of Purple
Outlander Club, Uscru District
Coruscant, 10:22 p.m. local time
Mood: "Callista" by Saki Kaskas
Another empty glass landed on the counter with a deep clang. The liquid from the glass tingled the Zeltron's insides with warmth on the way down to the stomach. Kori's blue eyes arched from the bottom of the glass towards the Besalisk bartender. With the thumb and index finger, Nykoria asked for a refill; no less than a full glass at that.
The bartender smirked, a witty remark already on the tip of his tongue. Yet something about the Zeltron made him hold it back, nod, and proceed with the order quietly. The Besalisk somehow knew that the purple-skinned alien preferred to remain alone and in silence for the moment.
Was she that intimidating? By no means! Just another "pretty face" type: dark indigo hair tied behind her in a neat bun; a brown leather jacket with a black tank top underneath; form-fitting dark-blue pants, and black boots to match the tank top. The only thing off about her was a thoughtful expression; the blue eyes seemed to look past everyone or everything, as if the Zeltron's attention was focused elsewhere.
Yet the burden of her gloomy emotions would be evident to those who'd pay even a little attention to her. It was akin to the feeling that a bug probably experienced after rolling a rock up the hill and having it tumble down back to the foot, voiding all the hard work. Spend too long staring at the Zeltron, and you'd be sharing in those emotions soon enough. It's no wonder that most people simply chose not to notice the gloomy patron.
Glass followed another; the tab grew bigger; and yet the burden wasn't becoming any lighter. Sometimes, being a Zeltron could be a pain: you couldn't even get properly drunk without spending a fortune. For a moment, Nykoria shifted her gaze towards a nearby wall. Behind it, was the dance floor with much more dynamic music, and a pulsating whirlwind of pleasantly-sweet emotions. They would probably kick in much sooner than the drinks; especially if the Zeltron chose to let the emotions of others overwhelm her.
But for the moment, Kori didn't want that. Instead, she'd remain at the counter, contemplating her situation and letting the alcohol and the uplifting music of the place work their magic... Slowly.
Coruscant, 10:22 p.m. local time
Mood: "Callista" by Saki Kaskas
Another empty glass landed on the counter with a deep clang. The liquid from the glass tingled the Zeltron's insides with warmth on the way down to the stomach. Kori's blue eyes arched from the bottom of the glass towards the Besalisk bartender. With the thumb and index finger, Nykoria asked for a refill; no less than a full glass at that.
The bartender smirked, a witty remark already on the tip of his tongue. Yet something about the Zeltron made him hold it back, nod, and proceed with the order quietly. The Besalisk somehow knew that the purple-skinned alien preferred to remain alone and in silence for the moment.
Was she that intimidating? By no means! Just another "pretty face" type: dark indigo hair tied behind her in a neat bun; a brown leather jacket with a black tank top underneath; form-fitting dark-blue pants, and black boots to match the tank top. The only thing off about her was a thoughtful expression; the blue eyes seemed to look past everyone or everything, as if the Zeltron's attention was focused elsewhere.
Yet the burden of her gloomy emotions would be evident to those who'd pay even a little attention to her. It was akin to the feeling that a bug probably experienced after rolling a rock up the hill and having it tumble down back to the foot, voiding all the hard work. Spend too long staring at the Zeltron, and you'd be sharing in those emotions soon enough. It's no wonder that most people simply chose not to notice the gloomy patron.
Glass followed another; the tab grew bigger; and yet the burden wasn't becoming any lighter. Sometimes, being a Zeltron could be a pain: you couldn't even get properly drunk without spending a fortune. For a moment, Nykoria shifted her gaze towards a nearby wall. Behind it, was the dance floor with much more dynamic music, and a pulsating whirlwind of pleasantly-sweet emotions. They would probably kick in much sooner than the drinks; especially if the Zeltron chose to let the emotions of others overwhelm her.
But for the moment, Kori didn't want that. Instead, she'd remain at the counter, contemplating her situation and letting the alcohol and the uplifting music of the place work their magic... Slowly.
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