Lamar Starworth
Jul 9th, 2006, 03:09:14 PM
Pink and blue merged into an extravagant blend of beauty in the sky above. Pearl beauty of tinted windows, and cleared seals sparkled across the heavens from the durasteel fortress of architecture. A blissful blow lifted over the land, pushing blades of grass in a gust. Amidst the graceful motions of nature hummed the mechanical eloquence of perfected engineering. Skies were riddled with departing adventurers and businessmen alike. Shuttles of prime condition speared through the lower region's, carefully maneuvering between the enormous buildings that ran over the pebbled walkways.
Corellia was a symbol of sheer beauty, and could not be denied it's stance as a gem amidst the Core Worlds. Lamar sat in silent amazement nearby the windows as the shuttled peeked from the atmosphere and treaded closer to the world's floor. In the bustle of Coronet, Corellian capitol, laid a landing bay nearby the starport. Numerous faces and facets of universal excellence awaited the arrival of the oncoming shuttle to depart from the busy world they had succumb to.
After a moment's time, Hara Kiri and her Imperial guardian were out the doors before a load entered for latter clearance at the Imperial space station above.
Rarely had Lamar indulged in such behavior. Swindling with civilians were for COMPNOR and other departments of the Empire, not stormtroopers. Their position was enforcement, and although his mind was keen for social events he felt an inkling of discomfort itch at his neck's nape.
After an abrupt scratch, he awaited Hara Kiri's next move. Wherever she went, he would certainly follow. Corellia was a foreign world, despite it's fame, and he had never seen such a blend of natural beauty and architectural excellence. The home he called Coruscant was an absolute metropolis, with a small abundance of parks and not a one was natural.
All of the roots of the planet had been pulled, but this was not so for Corellia. Grass stood on the outskirts of the enormous city, while within skyscrapers reached at the sky, while below feet ran across steady grounds. It was just an abnormal nature to it all.
"Where are you tryin' to go?" Lamar finally asked, his hands stuffed in his pockets.
Corellia was a symbol of sheer beauty, and could not be denied it's stance as a gem amidst the Core Worlds. Lamar sat in silent amazement nearby the windows as the shuttled peeked from the atmosphere and treaded closer to the world's floor. In the bustle of Coronet, Corellian capitol, laid a landing bay nearby the starport. Numerous faces and facets of universal excellence awaited the arrival of the oncoming shuttle to depart from the busy world they had succumb to.
After a moment's time, Hara Kiri and her Imperial guardian were out the doors before a load entered for latter clearance at the Imperial space station above.
Rarely had Lamar indulged in such behavior. Swindling with civilians were for COMPNOR and other departments of the Empire, not stormtroopers. Their position was enforcement, and although his mind was keen for social events he felt an inkling of discomfort itch at his neck's nape.
After an abrupt scratch, he awaited Hara Kiri's next move. Wherever she went, he would certainly follow. Corellia was a foreign world, despite it's fame, and he had never seen such a blend of natural beauty and architectural excellence. The home he called Coruscant was an absolute metropolis, with a small abundance of parks and not a one was natural.
All of the roots of the planet had been pulled, but this was not so for Corellia. Grass stood on the outskirts of the enormous city, while within skyscrapers reached at the sky, while below feet ran across steady grounds. It was just an abnormal nature to it all.
"Where are you tryin' to go?" Lamar finally asked, his hands stuffed in his pockets.