Pyke? Crimson Dawn? On Coruscant? That'd be the day. Though honestly, Nara knew little of what the usual criminals were up to. She'd been deliberately away from the politics of the Galaxy for a while, particularly the criminal kind. Besides, her days as a teenage tearaway were long behind her.
"No idea. I'd say small-time, but it was only a hunch. No biggie. Maybe it's a new crew and the waistcoat is their thing." That made her smirk. The only real way anyone could think it was a good idea to wear one of those was part of some stupid gang initiation. Nobody was blind enough to think they looked good in one.
Then the kid started talking. And talking. And taaaaaaaaaaaaaaalking.
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Nara stood, a little wide-eyed at his utter inability to stop. Her eyes flicked over to the Mando, just checking that she wasn't seeing things. Over to the Rodian, in case he started turning into a pink rancor and shown her she'd taken something strange. Nope, just kept going.
Okay. I think I'm done here.
"Yeaaah. Good luck with that one," she said quietly to the Mando as she turned to leave the store, striding out before the kid could notice and make sad eyes at her. The store had proven to be an utter disappointment, in more ways than one.
/Exit thread
"No idea. I'd say small-time, but it was only a hunch. No biggie. Maybe it's a new crew and the waistcoat is their thing." That made her smirk. The only real way anyone could think it was a good idea to wear one of those was part of some stupid gang initiation. Nobody was blind enough to think they looked good in one.
Then the kid started talking. And talking. And taaaaaaaaaaaaaaalking.
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Nara stood, a little wide-eyed at his utter inability to stop. Her eyes flicked over to the Mando, just checking that she wasn't seeing things. Over to the Rodian, in case he started turning into a pink rancor and shown her she'd taken something strange. Nope, just kept going.
Okay. I think I'm done here.
"Yeaaah. Good luck with that one," she said quietly to the Mando as she turned to leave the store, striding out before the kid could notice and make sad eyes at her. The store had proven to be an utter disappointment, in more ways than one.
/Exit thread