Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
“Shake on it?” Adara offered her hand, waiting to shake Alvarex’s around before smiling and giving a tiny nod before being taken off. “Deal. See, Baba? I helped!”
“I wonder who’s mother would win in a competition on disciplines, the Empresses or my sparky Panathan ballet taskmaster... in Hell.” Yasha winked and her smile once more burst upon her face. He took her bumbles and made something of them, dressing her faux pas in the gossamer of good mannered fun. “Ah, battle. There will be plenty more dances of that nature, my Pepper Prince.”
It was all well, when fuggin’ Strabo’s drinking buddy [member="Abel Australis"] bumbled up to give [member="Alvarex Zambrano"] some kindly advice. Amber eyes glowed with a rousing ire. Before Abel could finish, the Dark Lord’s son once more showed his quality. An honourable, if quietly forceful man.
[member="Kaine Australis"] rushed his younger brother, hand ready to yank him by the neck. But Alvarex was faster at the draw.
“Thank you, Rex. That’s enough. If you would give my vod and I a moment.” The Infernal cast a glance behind her to Alvarex, yanking Abel’s left hand into a hammer lock and pulling the man to the side.
“So help me Abel this is the first night in three years I’ve been able to go somewhere the event entertainment wasn’t us fighting for our lives so you will continue to shut your mouth about my celibate specifics and dance with my Aunt like she’s the Queen of fething life, or I will personally shed the meat from each of your bones one by one and crack them down the middle so Ambrose can lick the soft and mushy marrow clean, then sew you back together with cured bantha bacon and throw you in a den of starving nexu as bait for some creeped out ad’ika’s Verd’goten. Elek? You copy, Captain Trident? Nod for me.” Yasha slowly pulled the hammerlock down, to bend Abel back until his neck was near the level of her chin. That way, she could look him in the eye.
“Make Kay laugh, there’s a bottle of old cask tihaar in it for you. Make her smile and forget her problems for a minute? I will personally purchase your legion enough mead to have a good time.” Yasha’s eyes narrowed. “Do not sass me, Abel... but thanks for... you know... protecting me and having my back. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to have my first date in five years that didn’t include an overprotective Kiki staring him down with her gun sights pointed six inches below his navel.”
The hammerlock disentangled, Yasha straightened herself up and nodded to Kain’ik’s younger brother.
“Right! So! Abel and Aunt Kay, have a fantastic dance. That leaves..... Kain’ik, Alvarex and I... to walk alone in the garden... together.” Sliding her hand into Alvarex’s arm, Yasha offered Kaine a smile. “Where’s [member="Caz Australis"], Kain’ik? Your wife go off to admire the scenery again? She might like to join us.”
The garden air bristled with a cooling breeze. Yasha stood enraptured at the sensation of wind on her face, eyes drifting closed for a slim moment.
“I don’t feel wind in my armour... I’d forgotten... that is lovely. Kaine, the wind... can you feel it, too?” The whisper passed as a dream, Yasha swathed by something as simple as an evening breeze. How much of her time did Yasha spend encased behind beskar, and a Mask? The arm in Alvarex’s tightened, skin mottled by goosebumps from the unfamiliar, yet welcome sensation.
Amber eyes opened to scan across the garden, and went wide. “Oh... oh! Look!”
Yasha pointed at a bush, which blossomed with pale blue flowers, pulsing with purple light. She grabbed Alvarex and Kaine’s hands, dragging them both towards it. “A Heliocanthys Arduentara! The petals shift in colour depending on the level of ambient noise! I’ve never seen one before! Look!”
Coming to the bush, Yasha released Kaine’s hand, to stroke the leaves of the seemingly mundane plant. The hand around Alvarex’s tightened, “Oh, it’s warm.”
“I wonder who’s mother would win in a competition on disciplines, the Empresses or my sparky Panathan ballet taskmaster... in Hell.” Yasha winked and her smile once more burst upon her face. He took her bumbles and made something of them, dressing her faux pas in the gossamer of good mannered fun. “Ah, battle. There will be plenty more dances of that nature, my Pepper Prince.”
It was all well, when fuggin’ Strabo’s drinking buddy [member="Abel Australis"] bumbled up to give [member="Alvarex Zambrano"] some kindly advice. Amber eyes glowed with a rousing ire. Before Abel could finish, the Dark Lord’s son once more showed his quality. An honourable, if quietly forceful man.
[member="Kaine Australis"] rushed his younger brother, hand ready to yank him by the neck. But Alvarex was faster at the draw.
“Thank you, Rex. That’s enough. If you would give my vod and I a moment.” The Infernal cast a glance behind her to Alvarex, yanking Abel’s left hand into a hammer lock and pulling the man to the side.
“So help me Abel this is the first night in three years I’ve been able to go somewhere the event entertainment wasn’t us fighting for our lives so you will continue to shut your mouth about my celibate specifics and dance with my Aunt like she’s the Queen of fething life, or I will personally shed the meat from each of your bones one by one and crack them down the middle so Ambrose can lick the soft and mushy marrow clean, then sew you back together with cured bantha bacon and throw you in a den of starving nexu as bait for some creeped out ad’ika’s Verd’goten. Elek? You copy, Captain Trident? Nod for me.” Yasha slowly pulled the hammerlock down, to bend Abel back until his neck was near the level of her chin. That way, she could look him in the eye.
“Make Kay laugh, there’s a bottle of old cask tihaar in it for you. Make her smile and forget her problems for a minute? I will personally purchase your legion enough mead to have a good time.” Yasha’s eyes narrowed. “Do not sass me, Abel... but thanks for... you know... protecting me and having my back. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to have my first date in five years that didn’t include an overprotective Kiki staring him down with her gun sights pointed six inches below his navel.”
The hammerlock disentangled, Yasha straightened herself up and nodded to Kain’ik’s younger brother.
“Right! So! Abel and Aunt Kay, have a fantastic dance. That leaves..... Kain’ik, Alvarex and I... to walk alone in the garden... together.” Sliding her hand into Alvarex’s arm, Yasha offered Kaine a smile. “Where’s [member="Caz Australis"], Kain’ik? Your wife go off to admire the scenery again? She might like to join us.”
The garden air bristled with a cooling breeze. Yasha stood enraptured at the sensation of wind on her face, eyes drifting closed for a slim moment.
“I don’t feel wind in my armour... I’d forgotten... that is lovely. Kaine, the wind... can you feel it, too?” The whisper passed as a dream, Yasha swathed by something as simple as an evening breeze. How much of her time did Yasha spend encased behind beskar, and a Mask? The arm in Alvarex’s tightened, skin mottled by goosebumps from the unfamiliar, yet welcome sensation.
Amber eyes opened to scan across the garden, and went wide. “Oh... oh! Look!”
Yasha pointed at a bush, which blossomed with pale blue flowers, pulsing with purple light. She grabbed Alvarex and Kaine’s hands, dragging them both towards it. “A Heliocanthys Arduentara! The petals shift in colour depending on the level of ambient noise! I’ve never seen one before! Look!”
Coming to the bush, Yasha released Kaine’s hand, to stroke the leaves of the seemingly mundane plant. The hand around Alvarex’s tightened, “Oh, it’s warm.”