Dark Lord of Passion
The hard part about finding easy-going dark-side tutors was that there, frankly, weren't any. Most of the darksiders who were actually worth learning from were with the Sith and they were about as easy to find as a bald Bantha in a healthy herd. Wake sighed as the ship came in for a landing and set aside his crochet. While few, there were some small benefits to having the leftovers of his 'meals' linger in his mind like fragmented ghosts that haunt his nightmares and confuse his present. He never got bored. Or more specifically, he had more hobbies and interests than he had any idea what to do with it all. Sometimes he wasn't even sure what hobbies were his or not. Did it even matter?
Wake sauntered off the ship with the rest of the unwashed masses and peered out towards the natural landmarks that surrounded the spaceport. Beauteous blue-gray stone stretched high into the sky at intervals, saturated with water and embedded with small gems, the pillars of rock glittered like towers of diamond. No one but Wake stopped to pay them any mind. The natural beauty was breathtaking. Certainly there were probably useful resources in there, but looking at it from a different perspective, in this dangerous, chaotic universe where the strong survive and every planet and particle was a miracle in the grand scheme of things, that this natural wonder survived entropy to this day-well it was remarkable.
He quickly spun to the nearest traveller, grabbing the ragged looking Twi'lek by the shirt, "Hey! Hey! Ten credits, take a picture of me with that beauty in the background!"
The Twi'lek blinked at him, "Beauty? The Ogoliths? There are hundreds on this world..." The man grumbled and turned away.
Wake watched him go and sighed, "And they said the Jedi are dispassionate," He shook his head and spotted a pair of females exit the ship next. His lip twitched, well there was more than one way to appreciate 'natural beauty'. If he happened to get a selfie and some exercise at the same time, then wonderful! He brushed past a robed figure and glanced in their direction; "Hey sorry about that!" He raised a hand in apology before turning back to wave down the girls. "Ladies!" He called with a rougish expression on his face, "Have either of you ever been Ogolith climbing?"
Braze
Wake sauntered off the ship with the rest of the unwashed masses and peered out towards the natural landmarks that surrounded the spaceport. Beauteous blue-gray stone stretched high into the sky at intervals, saturated with water and embedded with small gems, the pillars of rock glittered like towers of diamond. No one but Wake stopped to pay them any mind. The natural beauty was breathtaking. Certainly there were probably useful resources in there, but looking at it from a different perspective, in this dangerous, chaotic universe where the strong survive and every planet and particle was a miracle in the grand scheme of things, that this natural wonder survived entropy to this day-well it was remarkable.
He quickly spun to the nearest traveller, grabbing the ragged looking Twi'lek by the shirt, "Hey! Hey! Ten credits, take a picture of me with that beauty in the background!"
The Twi'lek blinked at him, "Beauty? The Ogoliths? There are hundreds on this world..." The man grumbled and turned away.
Wake watched him go and sighed, "And they said the Jedi are dispassionate," He shook his head and spotted a pair of females exit the ship next. His lip twitched, well there was more than one way to appreciate 'natural beauty'. If he happened to get a selfie and some exercise at the same time, then wonderful! He brushed past a robed figure and glanced in their direction; "Hey sorry about that!" He raised a hand in apology before turning back to wave down the girls. "Ladies!" He called with a rougish expression on his face, "Have either of you ever been Ogolith climbing?"
Braze
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