huggin_munnin
Active Member
Location: Ruusan, a bar in a settlement not far from the Temple.
It had only been a couple of days back at a Jedi Temple for Ceska when she had set out to track down rumors of a bar in a nearby village. It wasn't that Ceska expected to find answers in her mug of ale, having opted out of the green-brown bilge water looking concoction the barman had called whisky. Rather, she needed time away from the Jedi to think. This rather ramshackle building was hardly a bar, but it gave her a place to sit at a table in a corner.
It had been good to come back, to begin to find herself again. But she was just hiding, delaying the inevitable truth. The Sith were out there and needed to be stopped. She feared the Order wasn't going to be the ones to stop them. She sighed and took a swallow of the drink.
A brown ale, it was served at room temperature and it wasn't bad. Ceska glanced around casually at the other patrons, villagers and those from the nearby farms. They'd all looked up from their mugs when she walked in, eyeing her with curiosity. They didn't get many strangers around here. Still, they weren't unfriendly and seemed to sense her desire to be alone. She had heard murmurs of Jedi, a combination of her being an umarried young woman around her age as well as the telltale robes.
There was no hostility in their glances or murmurings, so Ceska really didn't care. Soon enough they went back to their ales and conversations about...well, whatever it was farmers spoke about. The weather, the coming harvest, the latest in quantum mechanics? She wasn't sure. It was a good thing their voices were kept at a reasonable level, Ceska reflected. Made it easier to contemplate.
She idly drummed her fingers on the wooden tabletop. What was she going to do? The Order seemed ready to rest on it's laurels until the Sith came knocking before they would do anything. Preaching about the Code wouldn't save you from a bloodshine blade through the gut. She knew that she couldn't just up and destroy every Sith Lord and toady herself. Too many of them.
[member="Thane Drexel"]
[member="Solan Charr"]
[member="Darik Plutan"]
It had only been a couple of days back at a Jedi Temple for Ceska when she had set out to track down rumors of a bar in a nearby village. It wasn't that Ceska expected to find answers in her mug of ale, having opted out of the green-brown bilge water looking concoction the barman had called whisky. Rather, she needed time away from the Jedi to think. This rather ramshackle building was hardly a bar, but it gave her a place to sit at a table in a corner.
It had been good to come back, to begin to find herself again. But she was just hiding, delaying the inevitable truth. The Sith were out there and needed to be stopped. She feared the Order wasn't going to be the ones to stop them. She sighed and took a swallow of the drink.
A brown ale, it was served at room temperature and it wasn't bad. Ceska glanced around casually at the other patrons, villagers and those from the nearby farms. They'd all looked up from their mugs when she walked in, eyeing her with curiosity. They didn't get many strangers around here. Still, they weren't unfriendly and seemed to sense her desire to be alone. She had heard murmurs of Jedi, a combination of her being an umarried young woman around her age as well as the telltale robes.
There was no hostility in their glances or murmurings, so Ceska really didn't care. Soon enough they went back to their ales and conversations about...well, whatever it was farmers spoke about. The weather, the coming harvest, the latest in quantum mechanics? She wasn't sure. It was a good thing their voices were kept at a reasonable level, Ceska reflected. Made it easier to contemplate.
She idly drummed her fingers on the wooden tabletop. What was she going to do? The Order seemed ready to rest on it's laurels until the Sith came knocking before they would do anything. Preaching about the Code wouldn't save you from a bloodshine blade through the gut. She knew that she couldn't just up and destroy every Sith Lord and toady herself. Too many of them.
[member="Thane Drexel"]
[member="Solan Charr"]
[member="Darik Plutan"]