By the time Kalique came across him, he was in a bad mood. He was having a great time at the party, he had asked Astrid to dance, and now he was subjected to a brawl. His undershirt was half torn and covered in red blood, which wasn’t his of course. He had some black blood at the corner of his lip, and he spat some on the ground. He wanted to tell them who he was so they would shit themselves and know that they and their families were in danger for messing with him.
The tiefling looked over at the barkeep that suddenly said that they were ‘welcome’. Altair barely let him finish, the Force channeling as he jumped up and slammed the top of his head right against the Besalisk’s face. It was hard enough to knock him out cold right there. It didn’t matter how big he was, the tiefling was trained his entire life in hand to hand and raised from generations of Matukai. No one here would stand a chance.
He couldn’t remember the last time he got into a brawl like this, and his adrenaline was pumping. Altair almost felt like the old Sith he used to be, where he broke bones and shattered bodies without mercy. The tiefling had to take a few deep breaths, looking over at the bikers in a way that made it very clear he wasn’t their friend.
“Go make me a drink, bitch,” He hissed at one of the big, tattooed men, snapping his fingers to direct him to walk. No one told Altair where he did or didn’t go - he set the rules. And everyone here would be singing to the tune he set.
For now, Altair walked over and plopped down on a stool at the bar, everyone else giving him space. He was bleeding and he was furious, his great mood from before completely gone. He glared at the big man that was nervously mixing up a drink for him, his friends trying not to cry from laughter in the distance.
@LadyRen