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Corellia, the planet was famed for it's brash and unrelenting people and that's exactly what Hiro was hoping to find. After spats on Mettelos, Tatooine, Nar Shadaar, Bespin, and lightyears of empty space, Hiro had nearly died six ways till Sunday and it was his logical conclusion that he needed to find a companion as hardy as him. This was a tall order as he was in fact made of metal, but the droid had a feeling the planet wouldn't leave him wanting for potential candidates. Currently he was up to twenty rejections, thirty six if you counted people who just laughed at him and kept walking before he finished his proposition, dispirited Hiro searched for a place where spirits were always high and in good supply, a cantina.
Once within Hiro heard the distinctive sound of a music box playing a familiar tune, yet not one he remembered directly. Registering the strangeness and placing it in the 'probably something from your lost memory days' the functionless machine moved his way toward the bar. Tending the lengthy drink area was a lovely looking Zabrak who identified herself as Sehikwas. Hiro opted to call her Sehi, which she smiled at and says everyone ends up calling her after a few drinks. After that he made his usual request and was soon plugged into a nearby jack and kicked back listening to the music for a moment taking a moment to recharge as he recharged.
Scanning the rest of the cantina, Hiro came across the usual trappings of these liquor dens, along the bar beside him were men and women in various states of tears, rage, or a helpless combination of both all sedated by their own choosing, slowly throwing their credits away chasing a calm they can't achieve on their own. Near the end of the bar was a happier sight of a young Twi' lek enjoying a drink after work slightly marred by the stupidly drunk Gamorean trying to seduce her by using his nose as a musical instrument. When the young alien woman wasn't immediately impressed by his nasally brilliance, the Gamorean snorted and moved on to drunker game. Hiro did as well, spying the various groups playing high stakes cards, the sweat on brows always in directly correlation with the smallness of their credit piles. Then finally laying his optical scanners on an area of the bar unoccupied by tables Hiro watched as various couples and music lovers swayed and shimmied to the music and tapped his foot in unison with the beat of the song, the metronome within him making the task quite easy.
As his goggled eyes continued to peruse the various people's occupying the cantina this quiet night, Hiro found no true prospects. At least not yet.
Once within Hiro heard the distinctive sound of a music box playing a familiar tune, yet not one he remembered directly. Registering the strangeness and placing it in the 'probably something from your lost memory days' the functionless machine moved his way toward the bar. Tending the lengthy drink area was a lovely looking Zabrak who identified herself as Sehikwas. Hiro opted to call her Sehi, which she smiled at and says everyone ends up calling her after a few drinks. After that he made his usual request and was soon plugged into a nearby jack and kicked back listening to the music for a moment taking a moment to recharge as he recharged.
Scanning the rest of the cantina, Hiro came across the usual trappings of these liquor dens, along the bar beside him were men and women in various states of tears, rage, or a helpless combination of both all sedated by their own choosing, slowly throwing their credits away chasing a calm they can't achieve on their own. Near the end of the bar was a happier sight of a young Twi' lek enjoying a drink after work slightly marred by the stupidly drunk Gamorean trying to seduce her by using his nose as a musical instrument. When the young alien woman wasn't immediately impressed by his nasally brilliance, the Gamorean snorted and moved on to drunker game. Hiro did as well, spying the various groups playing high stakes cards, the sweat on brows always in directly correlation with the smallness of their credit piles. Then finally laying his optical scanners on an area of the bar unoccupied by tables Hiro watched as various couples and music lovers swayed and shimmied to the music and tapped his foot in unison with the beat of the song, the metronome within him making the task quite easy.
As his goggled eyes continued to peruse the various people's occupying the cantina this quiet night, Hiro found no true prospects. At least not yet.
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