Mjan walked with Trodai and listened attentively, taking note of the two he mentioned before hand. His entourage stayed in place, standing almost stoic as Mjan waved them to stay as he placed his arms behind himself. It was great to see the younger Adas blossoming so well amidst the Order even he sometimes took it to the extreme, similar to what the Bounty placed on his head was for. He simply smiled and acknowledged his brother's words.
As the two made their initial approach, Mjan noticed the two men dancing together, Azar, whom was of Pureblood decent and the other one he did not recognize as much. As Azar's friend @Vossari Khaldun took the drink, it mattered little to him and his attentioned turned to @Azar Kressh.
"Indeed. There are some who would wish the purity of our religion and namesake become nothing more but legends, but I would see it thrive into a new Era." He spoke in reply, crossing his arms and stroking the tendrils that hung from his chin. "But my brother was simply introducing me, and your time seems preoccupied, so we will take our leave. Have a wonderful evening."
The last portion was more inclined to both Azar and Vossari, and as the two twirled away across the inlaid dance floor, Mjan's black eyes lingered only but for a moment on Azar before he turned back after his younger sibling. Trodai had indeed made some powerful allies in his time as an Acolyte, the same of which couldn't be said for Mjan. There was a sense of pride over Trodai in that notion.
The next introduction was one that intrigued Mjan the most. When the Twi'lek spoke, it was upon the mind and not of her lips, her power in the Darkside almost harmonically intertwined. It was something Mjan sought in kinship, his leagues of journey spent in meditation upon it's primordial existence. With a grin upon his face, his shielded mind did not waiver to her suggestion. Instead, he gave an honest reply.
"I have aspirations like many here." He spoke, his undertone prideful and yet his words held a semblance of confidence that he would attain his aspirations, something that he hadn't even spoken to Trodai of. "But they will come when the time is right. What about you, mi'lady?"
As the two made their initial approach, Mjan noticed the two men dancing together, Azar, whom was of Pureblood decent and the other one he did not recognize as much. As Azar's friend @Vossari Khaldun took the drink, it mattered little to him and his attentioned turned to @Azar Kressh.
"Indeed. There are some who would wish the purity of our religion and namesake become nothing more but legends, but I would see it thrive into a new Era." He spoke in reply, crossing his arms and stroking the tendrils that hung from his chin. "But my brother was simply introducing me, and your time seems preoccupied, so we will take our leave. Have a wonderful evening."
The last portion was more inclined to both Azar and Vossari, and as the two twirled away across the inlaid dance floor, Mjan's black eyes lingered only but for a moment on Azar before he turned back after his younger sibling. Trodai had indeed made some powerful allies in his time as an Acolyte, the same of which couldn't be said for Mjan. There was a sense of pride over Trodai in that notion.
The next introduction was one that intrigued Mjan the most. When the Twi'lek spoke, it was upon the mind and not of her lips, her power in the Darkside almost harmonically intertwined. It was something Mjan sought in kinship, his leagues of journey spent in meditation upon it's primordial existence. With a grin upon his face, his shielded mind did not waiver to her suggestion. Instead, he gave an honest reply.
"I have aspirations like many here." He spoke, his undertone prideful and yet his words held a semblance of confidence that he would attain his aspirations, something that he hadn't even spoken to Trodai of. "But they will come when the time is right. What about you, mi'lady?"