Kaile Vera
Whiskey Girl
“Well, reckon if you do go to the Academy.. You’ll still some sort of stipend to keep you entertained,” she’d say in friendly conversation. The more she thought about it, the more she believed that suited him. He wasn’t cut out for the smuggling life. Didn’t seem the type. One could tell Asmus Janes was meant for bigger things.
That was a good bit of knowledge. The fact that Kairon and his crew didn’t take to transporting slaves was a big plus in the Lorrdian’s book. Her kind had been enslaved for generations under the old Imperial era, their way of life and communication was born from it. One might say that they’d never have become who they were now were it not for that occupation, but one doesn’t really equal a language to generations of slavery as a benefit.
At his exclamation that the Captain would hire her, she shot him a light smile, “Well,... there ain’t no worry on that.” She’d say, perhaps with a touch sobriety and a might touch of carefulness. “I’ve done already gave my word for work elsewhere.”
Only pre-approved jobs were the sort Kaile could accept. And the Big Guy always had some sort of plan. The bulk of her missions had been out of the Core Worlds, but with how things been going… it was no wonder that it might change. That they hadn’t reassigned her after discovering she’d been with Kurt was surprising as it was already.
Seals checked and new fluid added, Kaile set the injector to the side. Taking her beer, she brought it to her lips to take a swig. “How does that feel now, big guy?” She’d ask the Twin she’d been working on.
[member="Asmus Janes"]
That was a good bit of knowledge. The fact that Kairon and his crew didn’t take to transporting slaves was a big plus in the Lorrdian’s book. Her kind had been enslaved for generations under the old Imperial era, their way of life and communication was born from it. One might say that they’d never have become who they were now were it not for that occupation, but one doesn’t really equal a language to generations of slavery as a benefit.
At his exclamation that the Captain would hire her, she shot him a light smile, “Well,... there ain’t no worry on that.” She’d say, perhaps with a touch sobriety and a might touch of carefulness. “I’ve done already gave my word for work elsewhere.”
Only pre-approved jobs were the sort Kaile could accept. And the Big Guy always had some sort of plan. The bulk of her missions had been out of the Core Worlds, but with how things been going… it was no wonder that it might change. That they hadn’t reassigned her after discovering she’d been with Kurt was surprising as it was already.
Seals checked and new fluid added, Kaile set the injector to the side. Taking her beer, she brought it to her lips to take a swig. “How does that feel now, big guy?” She’d ask the Twin she’d been working on.
[member="Asmus Janes"]