While Caerllion might think him being dramatic, the simple reality was that Sol was just... tired. The alchemy had taken more out of him than initially intended, and taking off his mask was not exactly a simple thing to do. It's certainly not something Sol would do in a restaurant, of all places. His mask in particular was practically connected to his face, and it was far too much of a hassle to deal with while he was as fatigued as he was.
"An interesting arrangement. I'd rather not take the mask off in such a place, though." Sol states simply. He was a rather paranoid person, after all, and Kel'dor masks were specially fitted to the individuals exterior sensory organs. In other words, he couldn't just simply grab a random anti-ox mask in the case of an emergency. "It is late, regardless. I'm tired." He hadn't quite realized it would be some fancy establishment, which made the prospect of eating alone rather awkward anyways. It typically took such places far too long to cook the food, and the Kel'dor was more likely to fall asleep on the table before they even got the take-out ready.
Perhaps he was wrong, the Kel'dor didn't know. He did know that he liked the idea of turning in for the night, though. So, he simply offers the Acolyte a wave of his claw, and takes his leave. Just as Caerllion had stated, he had things to do at home, so in the end, it probably worked out best for both Sith.
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"An interesting arrangement. I'd rather not take the mask off in such a place, though." Sol states simply. He was a rather paranoid person, after all, and Kel'dor masks were specially fitted to the individuals exterior sensory organs. In other words, he couldn't just simply grab a random anti-ox mask in the case of an emergency. "It is late, regardless. I'm tired." He hadn't quite realized it would be some fancy establishment, which made the prospect of eating alone rather awkward anyways. It typically took such places far too long to cook the food, and the Kel'dor was more likely to fall asleep on the table before they even got the take-out ready.
Perhaps he was wrong, the Kel'dor didn't know. He did know that he liked the idea of turning in for the night, though. So, he simply offers the Acolyte a wave of his claw, and takes his leave. Just as Caerllion had stated, he had things to do at home, so in the end, it probably worked out best for both Sith.
@LouJoVi [end thread]