Ettagar Veir
Sep 29th, 2010, 02:07:25 PM
The district of Haiee'rathee was a bustling one, filled with the startling divides that one expected of the large ecumenopoles in the galaxy such as Imperial Center (or Coruscant, if one's tastes went in that direction), and Denon; Carshoulis Prime was quite obviously trying to advance to be included in that distinguished company.
At least, that was Ettagar's opinion. It was quite different from Imperial Center, whose colours were dark and grey, though bright colours often painted the sky and the lights of various buildings would change to accentuate this holiday or that sale. Denon's colours were similar, but the greys were brighter, and there were more plazas and parks of natural ground interspersed throughout the sprawling districts. Carshoulis was bright. The predominant colour seemed to him to be a tie between a riotous yellow-golden colour, and the metallic grey of durasteel. There were bright blood reds and verdant greens hanging from almost every stall in the bazaars. Ettagar liked it, would have loved if he could have blended in more; but sadly that wasn't the case.
So he caught a speeder-cab, and asked the driver about the district a bit, before quite confidently asking him to be taken to a hotel in the area. The eye that glanced back at him was a sharp discerning one, but the Veir boy's inherent confidence and bearing of supreme disinterest (at least to the driver) 'impressed' the driver, who thought to himself (when translated correctly):
'This forrrda acts just like a woman.'
This thought prompted the driver to look closely at the human and stop cursing the lack of human drivers to take this fare, but soon he was concentrating on driving, wondering what sort of galaxy lay outside the cluster to allow such a difference in cultural norms. Well, it was more like 'what the hell is going on when men can act like women?' but that's beside the point.
"Verrry high end there," driver said conversationally.
"Yes," the human responded, looking out on the bustling district; his eyes focussed on the large brightly arrayed villas as they passed.
"Which one is the Meorrrei one?" he asked, slightly impressing the Cizerack driver with how close he had managed to come to pronouncing the name correctly.
"Meorrrei? Jyou have business therrre?"
Ettagar smiled as if something amused him greatly.
"Why yes," he said, leaning back in the seat. "Yes I do."
Slightly put off by the oddity of the response, the driver pointed out the villa.
"That one."
The forrrda nodded. "Very nice."
He paid the driver, giving out a bit of an extra tip, and looked up at the hotel, and then admiringly at a couple of Cizerack women who were walking by.
The hotel where he was staying wasn't far from the villa area, so he was directed to the foreigners' section of the hotel, where he placed his bags on the bed and began to assemble his plan in his head, and the blasters which he had hidden within various places in the bags.
"Time to send a message," the bounty hunter said, looking at the assembled DL-44 (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/DL-44_heavy_blaster_pistol) in hand, and placing it in its shoulder holster. The LL-30 (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/LL-30_blaster_pistol) was safely tucked away on his hip, hidden by the longer jacket he wore, despite the warm temperature here. He picked up a small bag from a larger case, and opened it, smiling at the sight of the thermal detonators and sticks of composite dynamite.
Today was going to be a good day; he was sure of it.
At least, that was Ettagar's opinion. It was quite different from Imperial Center, whose colours were dark and grey, though bright colours often painted the sky and the lights of various buildings would change to accentuate this holiday or that sale. Denon's colours were similar, but the greys were brighter, and there were more plazas and parks of natural ground interspersed throughout the sprawling districts. Carshoulis was bright. The predominant colour seemed to him to be a tie between a riotous yellow-golden colour, and the metallic grey of durasteel. There were bright blood reds and verdant greens hanging from almost every stall in the bazaars. Ettagar liked it, would have loved if he could have blended in more; but sadly that wasn't the case.
So he caught a speeder-cab, and asked the driver about the district a bit, before quite confidently asking him to be taken to a hotel in the area. The eye that glanced back at him was a sharp discerning one, but the Veir boy's inherent confidence and bearing of supreme disinterest (at least to the driver) 'impressed' the driver, who thought to himself (when translated correctly):
'This forrrda acts just like a woman.'
This thought prompted the driver to look closely at the human and stop cursing the lack of human drivers to take this fare, but soon he was concentrating on driving, wondering what sort of galaxy lay outside the cluster to allow such a difference in cultural norms. Well, it was more like 'what the hell is going on when men can act like women?' but that's beside the point.
"Verrry high end there," driver said conversationally.
"Yes," the human responded, looking out on the bustling district; his eyes focussed on the large brightly arrayed villas as they passed.
"Which one is the Meorrrei one?" he asked, slightly impressing the Cizerack driver with how close he had managed to come to pronouncing the name correctly.
"Meorrrei? Jyou have business therrre?"
Ettagar smiled as if something amused him greatly.
"Why yes," he said, leaning back in the seat. "Yes I do."
Slightly put off by the oddity of the response, the driver pointed out the villa.
"That one."
The forrrda nodded. "Very nice."
He paid the driver, giving out a bit of an extra tip, and looked up at the hotel, and then admiringly at a couple of Cizerack women who were walking by.
The hotel where he was staying wasn't far from the villa area, so he was directed to the foreigners' section of the hotel, where he placed his bags on the bed and began to assemble his plan in his head, and the blasters which he had hidden within various places in the bags.
"Time to send a message," the bounty hunter said, looking at the assembled DL-44 (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/DL-44_heavy_blaster_pistol) in hand, and placing it in its shoulder holster. The LL-30 (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/LL-30_blaster_pistol) was safely tucked away on his hip, hidden by the longer jacket he wore, despite the warm temperature here. He picked up a small bag from a larger case, and opened it, smiling at the sight of the thermal detonators and sticks of composite dynamite.
Today was going to be a good day; he was sure of it.