Talon looked around the spacious foyer of the hotel with wide eyed amazement. Now this was living, or was it staying, did it matter? No. All he knew was it was awesome. He was here to meet an accomplice. He’d done his best to reassure his client that as the best thief in the galaxy he didn’t need an accomplice, but they didn’t buy it.
Talon made his way to the bar and took a seat. This job would be his biggest payday yet, even with the split he stood to gain a lot more than he lost. Plus, he’d have proof he was as good as he said. Provided his accomplice wasn’t blind and or a crazy person this could play out very well for him, very well indeed.
The service droid slid up and took his order. Talon pulled an ornate cigarra case out and lit up. The droid returned to tell him that smoking was prohibited at the bar. Talon blinked then said, “But… it’s a bar.”
The droid nodded, then reached out and plucked the cigarra between his weird little mechanical clamps that acted as hands and disposed of it, before turning around and rolling away. Talon’s cheeks puffed out as he let go of the single breath he’d taken. A moment later the droid arrived with his drink.
“Can I drink this here?” he said with more than a little sass, but the droid wasn’t programmed to detect sarcasm so it just nodded a confused affirmative and rolled away. Talon watched as the droid disappeared behind the swinging doors into the kitchen behind the bar.
“Glad no one saw—” as he turned he realized multiple sets of eyes had been watching him, “Oh, well. Huh,” he managed before turning back around to face forward. He lifted his whiskey soda and took a sip. It didn’t matter, none of them knew who he was, he’d show them, he’d show all of them! Now where in the hell was his partner?!
@LadyRen
Talon made his way to the bar and took a seat. This job would be his biggest payday yet, even with the split he stood to gain a lot more than he lost. Plus, he’d have proof he was as good as he said. Provided his accomplice wasn’t blind and or a crazy person this could play out very well for him, very well indeed.
The service droid slid up and took his order. Talon pulled an ornate cigarra case out and lit up. The droid returned to tell him that smoking was prohibited at the bar. Talon blinked then said, “But… it’s a bar.”
The droid nodded, then reached out and plucked the cigarra between his weird little mechanical clamps that acted as hands and disposed of it, before turning around and rolling away. Talon’s cheeks puffed out as he let go of the single breath he’d taken. A moment later the droid arrived with his drink.
“Can I drink this here?” he said with more than a little sass, but the droid wasn’t programmed to detect sarcasm so it just nodded a confused affirmative and rolled away. Talon watched as the droid disappeared behind the swinging doors into the kitchen behind the bar.
“Glad no one saw—” as he turned he realized multiple sets of eyes had been watching him, “Oh, well. Huh,” he managed before turning back around to face forward. He lifted his whiskey soda and took a sip. It didn’t matter, none of them knew who he was, he’d show them, he’d show all of them! Now where in the hell was his partner?!
@LadyRen