Laira Darkhold
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"Go ahead." She gestured at the seat across from her as the Chiss asked to sit with her. Though she wasn't interested in a conversation or life story from the Chiss, he wasn't rude and wasn't bothering her and she knew how to be polite when she wanted to be. She offered him a polite smile and straightened up so she wasn't sprawled on the table they were about to be sharing. The waitress returned to them shortly and Laira took her juice without a word, sipping on it for a moment before addressing the Chiss again.
"Laira." She said gesturing to herself slightly, nothing conspicuous. Her vest and trousers were a pretty solid give away she was a spacer of sorts, work boots instead of anything seriously fashionable. "So, how may I help you Desmond. I don't think I've seen you before." Not that she would have any reason to. She was new to Nar Shaddaa and had never flown out here before, but he likely didn't know that. She kept things close to the vest and rarely revealed too much about herself, she used an alias ever since she had left her home. No reason to stop that habit now, it had been a long time since she had even bothered to use her real name much less disclose it to strangers trying to pick her up at a shady bar.
She had taken notice of a few others. An audaciously out of place Pantoran speaking with a large mercenary, soldier of fortune looking type, a man that looked to be quite the rogue and hotshot with them as well. This chiss had not come alone, but with bodyguards or close associates of sorts as well.
[member="Desmond C'artyom"]
"Laira." She said gesturing to herself slightly, nothing conspicuous. Her vest and trousers were a pretty solid give away she was a spacer of sorts, work boots instead of anything seriously fashionable. "So, how may I help you Desmond. I don't think I've seen you before." Not that she would have any reason to. She was new to Nar Shaddaa and had never flown out here before, but he likely didn't know that. She kept things close to the vest and rarely revealed too much about herself, she used an alias ever since she had left her home. No reason to stop that habit now, it had been a long time since she had even bothered to use her real name much less disclose it to strangers trying to pick her up at a shady bar.
She had taken notice of a few others. An audaciously out of place Pantoran speaking with a large mercenary, soldier of fortune looking type, a man that looked to be quite the rogue and hotshot with them as well. This chiss had not come alone, but with bodyguards or close associates of sorts as well.
[member="Desmond C'artyom"]