[Day 7 - Mid-Evening] Waiting to Board

[Javagus Khan]

"Mandalorian. He's good people." As their drinks arrive, he makes sure that everyone gets their respective glass, then he raises his in a toast. "Given the company, how 'bout a toast to shootin' things right in the face."

[Vec Gunnar]

Vec let out a low chuckle on that note and picked up a glass, lifting it to show a gesture of a toast. "Heh, sounds about right to me. To shooting things right in the face, yeah?"

[Dapper Dog]

Shae smiles and says, “Vode An, to shooting our enemies in the face!” She cheers and takes a deep drink finishing her cup.

[Javagus Khan]

Javagus finishes off his drink and slams it down on the bar.

"So," he says, turning to Shae, "how'd your day go, love?"

[Dapper Dog]

“Killed a few people, earned some small glory and then got a drink with a handsome fellow, nothing overly exciting. Took some fire, but nothing life threatening. Better here than Korriban, never go, it’s all red dirt, deserts and crazy Sith,” she responds.

[Vec Gunnar]

Vec spoke after taking a sip from his drink, "Can't say I've been assigned to Korriban before, far too special of an assignment for someone like me. That's where they send all the Sith kids to train or something, yeah? Tangled with raging hormones or something else?"

[Dapper Dog]

“That’s the story I heard, spent a month there working for some dark lord, Zash or something. Good creds but damn if that place made my skin crawl. Good hunting though, kept my skills sharp. Korriban is what happens when a desert decides it isn’t deadly enough and decides to add fangs and spikes to everything,” Shae responds with a jovial chuckle.

[Javagus Khan]

"Heard a couple Empire folks talkin' ' bout that place. All of them claimin' to be at the top of their class or first recruits or whatever else."

[Vec Gunnar]

"I take it that you're talking about the Sith from there, yeah? I would imagine so, since that's the only people they're teaching there. I met a few of them, most of them pretty young, no qualms about charging straight into things," he said with a shrug. It was probably part of their training, weeding out the weaker ones.