Lynnori Cruz
S̸a̢int
Coruscant, Level 1313, The Maudlin Casino, Day 2 Of The Job, Morning
Earning It | Interacting with [member="Kole Harper"] ~ Ghost Town ~ "All the machines had been disconnected."
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Lyn smirked and pushed to the tips of her booted toes to plant a spontaneous, wholly-unneeded kiss on the corner of the HRD's mouth, "Good." Her breath was warm and sweet against his cheek, the voice low and private and too intimate for the public space. Others around them who saw themselves as potential suitors immediately having their chances shot down, the feeling she felt in her gut as a soft wave of disappointment rolled over her from them, sensed through her telepathy. Two birds, one stone, those desire-ridden folk would mostly leave them be now. Once she was flat on her feet she unwove their arms and approached the table properly, her bag dropping on the ground near the nearest empty chair with a muffled noise that drew the gaze of the players.
Some of the seated members-- Mainly Humans or at the least Near-Humans, though one Nemoidian was tucked at the far end. There was so words, no asking if the seat was taken -- In a show of confidence she wasn't even sure she could muster, the Zeltron took a silent seat and the dealer, a droid with haunting realism but still clearly made of durasteel and circuits, dealt her two cards. Ironic that such a thing would be running the game, almost a perverse cousin of the one she had just almost-embraced. The game had just started, apparently, so the Sabacc pot in the centre of the table was rather barren, a few standard casino tokens sitting there. Not the ones from the apartment. Tipping her head back to look at Kole with a gaze of 'come here, silly' her eyes fell back on the other players. They too had associates lurking behind them like ghosts, likely security or assistants. None of them, she thought appreciatively, probably had an ex-cop like I do.
The droid would eventually pass Lynnori a small box of casino tokens. Again, made of metal, not the wood from Darius' apartment. Chit. Testingly, she rolled out a few, saw how much the shiniest were worth and quickly tucked them back into their sleeve. Yeah, she doubted Kole had that sort of cash lying around. She opted for the less-shiny ones, clearly indicating value, and threw one or two in. 400 credits, at the most. A small wager, but one none of the other players seemed insulted by.
She was a new face, after all. Let her get her sea legs.
Earning It | Interacting with [member="Kole Harper"] ~ Ghost Town ~ "All the machines had been disconnected."
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Lyn smirked and pushed to the tips of her booted toes to plant a spontaneous, wholly-unneeded kiss on the corner of the HRD's mouth, "Good." Her breath was warm and sweet against his cheek, the voice low and private and too intimate for the public space. Others around them who saw themselves as potential suitors immediately having their chances shot down, the feeling she felt in her gut as a soft wave of disappointment rolled over her from them, sensed through her telepathy. Two birds, one stone, those desire-ridden folk would mostly leave them be now. Once she was flat on her feet she unwove their arms and approached the table properly, her bag dropping on the ground near the nearest empty chair with a muffled noise that drew the gaze of the players.
Some of the seated members-- Mainly Humans or at the least Near-Humans, though one Nemoidian was tucked at the far end. There was so words, no asking if the seat was taken -- In a show of confidence she wasn't even sure she could muster, the Zeltron took a silent seat and the dealer, a droid with haunting realism but still clearly made of durasteel and circuits, dealt her two cards. Ironic that such a thing would be running the game, almost a perverse cousin of the one she had just almost-embraced. The game had just started, apparently, so the Sabacc pot in the centre of the table was rather barren, a few standard casino tokens sitting there. Not the ones from the apartment. Tipping her head back to look at Kole with a gaze of 'come here, silly' her eyes fell back on the other players. They too had associates lurking behind them like ghosts, likely security or assistants. None of them, she thought appreciatively, probably had an ex-cop like I do.
The droid would eventually pass Lynnori a small box of casino tokens. Again, made of metal, not the wood from Darius' apartment. Chit. Testingly, she rolled out a few, saw how much the shiniest were worth and quickly tucked them back into their sleeve. Yeah, she doubted Kole had that sort of cash lying around. She opted for the less-shiny ones, clearly indicating value, and threw one or two in. 400 credits, at the most. A small wager, but one none of the other players seemed insulted by.
She was a new face, after all. Let her get her sea legs.