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Lieutenant Mikko Teir of the Alliance Military walked stiffly in his suit, trying his best not to rip the thing to shreds. He had no choice but to dress like this; If one intended to eat at Kitchen Galactic, one of Coruscant's greatest restaurants, then one had to dress the part. Why did he have to do this? Because it was his day off, and he intended to eat somewhere with good food. Just about now he was starting to regret that decision. And why did the place have to be called Kitchen Galactic? It sounded like one of those restaurants with games for children to play while their parents settled at a table, ordered a snack and relaxed. It certainly did not sound like a place where you were required to wear nice clothes. He shook his head in disgust.
The truth was, he simply never saw action anymore. Tensions were rising between the Alliance and the Empire, of course, but that only caused the big-scale pirates to stop showing up. That left him with nothing to do but wander, and enjoy those few days off that he had. Right about now, though, he wasn't really enjoying things too much. The Lannik grumbled under his breath, then patted the spot beneath his suit where he knew his pistol was hidden. He never went anywhere without some sort of firearm anymore; He'd learned not to take any risks since he'd joined the military, and that was one of the many things he was grateful for. Ahead, the restaurant came into view, so he did his best not to look uncomfortable and walked straight-backed the rest of the way there.
"Reservation for one. Last name Teir, first, Mikko," he said, attempting to hide the annoyance in his voice and failing miserably. The hostess raised an eye, shrugged, then gave him a 'Right this way, sir," and led him inside. He looked around, taking in the 'fancy furnishings' that he thought looked quite ugly. He muttered under his breath as he walked, commenting on how stupid the silverware looked, or that the wallpaper made him feel like he was on one of those kiddy-rides (What did they call them? Carousels, that's right.) that went in a circle over and over and over again. It gave him a migraine, so he looked away, instead focusing directly ahead of him so that his mind didn't keep spinning. The migraine went away quickly.
"Here you are, sir. A waiter will be with you shortly," said the hostess, motioning to a table set for one. Mikko nodded, then sat, the chair-cushion making him feel more and more like a child. Growling, he picked up the menu and scanned through its pages quickly. He nodded as he found something that he liked. A few minutes later, the waiter came, a Twi'Lek with an odd eye twitch that made him seem like he was about to do something crazy. Mikko didn't comment, as he was too annoyed with his surroundings to do so. He simply turned and glanced at the drinks section of the menu, then spun to face the waiter.
"Correllian Ale and a Medium-Rare Nerf-Steak, with a side of mashed potatoes," he said gruffly. The waiter smiled, bowed, twitched his eye, and was gone, writing on a little notepad as he walked. He went into the kitchen, then came back out a moment later, moving on to another one of the tables he was in charge of. Mikko sighed and eyed the glass of water that had been pre-prepared. Muttering to himself, he took the glass and downed the entire drink in a single swig. Grinning like he'd just won the lottery, he set the glass down and leaned back in his chair, waiting for his food to arrive. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad, afterall.
The truth was, he simply never saw action anymore. Tensions were rising between the Alliance and the Empire, of course, but that only caused the big-scale pirates to stop showing up. That left him with nothing to do but wander, and enjoy those few days off that he had. Right about now, though, he wasn't really enjoying things too much. The Lannik grumbled under his breath, then patted the spot beneath his suit where he knew his pistol was hidden. He never went anywhere without some sort of firearm anymore; He'd learned not to take any risks since he'd joined the military, and that was one of the many things he was grateful for. Ahead, the restaurant came into view, so he did his best not to look uncomfortable and walked straight-backed the rest of the way there.
"Reservation for one. Last name Teir, first, Mikko," he said, attempting to hide the annoyance in his voice and failing miserably. The hostess raised an eye, shrugged, then gave him a 'Right this way, sir," and led him inside. He looked around, taking in the 'fancy furnishings' that he thought looked quite ugly. He muttered under his breath as he walked, commenting on how stupid the silverware looked, or that the wallpaper made him feel like he was on one of those kiddy-rides (What did they call them? Carousels, that's right.) that went in a circle over and over and over again. It gave him a migraine, so he looked away, instead focusing directly ahead of him so that his mind didn't keep spinning. The migraine went away quickly.
"Here you are, sir. A waiter will be with you shortly," said the hostess, motioning to a table set for one. Mikko nodded, then sat, the chair-cushion making him feel more and more like a child. Growling, he picked up the menu and scanned through its pages quickly. He nodded as he found something that he liked. A few minutes later, the waiter came, a Twi'Lek with an odd eye twitch that made him seem like he was about to do something crazy. Mikko didn't comment, as he was too annoyed with his surroundings to do so. He simply turned and glanced at the drinks section of the menu, then spun to face the waiter.
"Correllian Ale and a Medium-Rare Nerf-Steak, with a side of mashed potatoes," he said gruffly. The waiter smiled, bowed, twitched his eye, and was gone, writing on a little notepad as he walked. He went into the kitchen, then came back out a moment later, moving on to another one of the tables he was in charge of. Mikko sighed and eyed the glass of water that had been pre-prepared. Muttering to himself, he took the glass and downed the entire drink in a single swig. Grinning like he'd just won the lottery, he set the glass down and leaned back in his chair, waiting for his food to arrive. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad, afterall.
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