Neldar Poska
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[member="Joza Perl"] [member="James Justice"]
Neldar leaned his head back and crossed his arms as he squinted at James, listening as he started off on his story. Neldar gave him the respect of giving him the floor, regardless of how Neldar felt about it. Then Joza chirped up, and Neldar released his crossed as he also heard her out, until he was ready to speak.
Neldar closed his eyes and leaned his head down, breathing in deep through his Vodran nostrils before pulling his head back up, opening his eyes. <"Mistuh James, you know, I respect you. I respect you because, aside from a few weird quirks and preferences, you're still a pirate. An experienced pirate, hell, maybe even a veteran. You've been through the sludge, excluding any and all pain and suffering you caused, you still got through all the hardships of a pirate and his crew. But... you don't have to be a infamous, spectacularly well known pirate to have gone through the sludge. I've been in this business a lot longer than you've been walking, Mistuh James. Any pirate knows what it's like to earn their first cut, and lose their first fight. How did you start? I started in the muck-part of the crew - hauling the cargo, cleaning the ship, getting the teeth kicked in when a plunder was lost and the bridge crew wanted someone to blame. I already told you Mistuh James, when we first talk. The Corona, an aged ship, not refitted to standard... but she was my ship, my flagship, my home. I was forced to watch her get lit up in front of my eyes, I could do nothing but stand on the planet with a front row seat to the grave of my Corona. The feeling to watch something you loved and cared for, beaten and murdered in front of you and being absolutely powerless, watching. It's like your children being taken from you while your hands are tied behind you and you'r tied to a pole or chair. So, quite frankly, I find all of that insulting. You own several businesses, run a planet, organize dozens of things, and you know full well how financials go, and you give me that story. But thankfully, I am not mad. No need to sully our good business over some emotions, Mistuh James."> Neldar smiled as he slowly turned to Joza, staring at her as he thought for a moment.
"Miss Joza, no worry," he started in his broken basic, "we have dance business. So... Neldar give all slaves for James six million, Joza give twenty-thousand, Neldar get dance, Neldar no more slaver. All win, yes yes?" Neldar nodded. At this moment he would have padded Jozas shoulder had they known each other awhile, but with his huge hand... it was just avoided.
"This sound good, yes yes? Mistuh James, Miss Joza, yes? If deal, why we no go VIP room on station, relax, have drink, maybe smoke. Joza and Neldar talk more about Dance, Mistuh James have aged old Sonic Servodriver, yes? We have fun? No more sad slave talk?"
Neldar leaned his head back and crossed his arms as he squinted at James, listening as he started off on his story. Neldar gave him the respect of giving him the floor, regardless of how Neldar felt about it. Then Joza chirped up, and Neldar released his crossed as he also heard her out, until he was ready to speak.
Neldar closed his eyes and leaned his head down, breathing in deep through his Vodran nostrils before pulling his head back up, opening his eyes. <"Mistuh James, you know, I respect you. I respect you because, aside from a few weird quirks and preferences, you're still a pirate. An experienced pirate, hell, maybe even a veteran. You've been through the sludge, excluding any and all pain and suffering you caused, you still got through all the hardships of a pirate and his crew. But... you don't have to be a infamous, spectacularly well known pirate to have gone through the sludge. I've been in this business a lot longer than you've been walking, Mistuh James. Any pirate knows what it's like to earn their first cut, and lose their first fight. How did you start? I started in the muck-part of the crew - hauling the cargo, cleaning the ship, getting the teeth kicked in when a plunder was lost and the bridge crew wanted someone to blame. I already told you Mistuh James, when we first talk. The Corona, an aged ship, not refitted to standard... but she was my ship, my flagship, my home. I was forced to watch her get lit up in front of my eyes, I could do nothing but stand on the planet with a front row seat to the grave of my Corona. The feeling to watch something you loved and cared for, beaten and murdered in front of you and being absolutely powerless, watching. It's like your children being taken from you while your hands are tied behind you and you'r tied to a pole or chair. So, quite frankly, I find all of that insulting. You own several businesses, run a planet, organize dozens of things, and you know full well how financials go, and you give me that story. But thankfully, I am not mad. No need to sully our good business over some emotions, Mistuh James."> Neldar smiled as he slowly turned to Joza, staring at her as he thought for a moment.
"Miss Joza, no worry," he started in his broken basic, "we have dance business. So... Neldar give all slaves for James six million, Joza give twenty-thousand, Neldar get dance, Neldar no more slaver. All win, yes yes?" Neldar nodded. At this moment he would have padded Jozas shoulder had they known each other awhile, but with his huge hand... it was just avoided.
"This sound good, yes yes? Mistuh James, Miss Joza, yes? If deal, why we no go VIP room on station, relax, have drink, maybe smoke. Joza and Neldar talk more about Dance, Mistuh James have aged old Sonic Servodriver, yes? We have fun? No more sad slave talk?"