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Ah. Friends you probably never see again. Certainly a painful thing to think about. "Sounds like she was a good enough person to have around. Acceptable enough in my opinion given your take on her. Apologies if I've brought up a sore topic; best of hopes for them I suppose." Of course she...

Jaina shook her head as she looked to the bar, letting her mind calm down as she idly listened. She pondered the words for a good few moments, especially when he was surprised at her 'rebellious' nature. What? Was she supposed to be all goody-goody to people as if she wasn't a free person? Maybe...

"You think that hasn't been attempted yet? Both those regards? I'm not some incompetent drug-fueled excuse of a savage, Ves. I know the risk that the thing poses. You tend to know a lot about the things you grow up with, after all." The Pantoran's annoyance couldn't have come off any clearer...

Jaina huffed as she listened to Ves, who was making his way around to take a seat. He made a fair point, though she felt pretty distasteful of what seemed like parental down-talking at first. "Make my own luck? As much as I appreciate the compliments, I can't just 'make' luck. Oh, and if I...

It seemed like she had experience with the subject? Oh please; the obvious doesn't need to be stated. "Didn't go well? Seems to be going well here. Plus, what chance do I have at this point? I can only get so far on my own luck, as little as it is, and I've already reached that limit. Nothing...

Jaina flashed a genuine smile after setting the glass back onto the bar, and crossed her arms together. She knew the man was just working and probably cared little for what she had to say, but a conversation that didn't end in either side trying to kill each other was a pretty nice thing to...

"Find my luck.." Jaina stiffened for a moment before slowly willing herself to relax, forcing a brighter smile quite obviously. The choice of words certainly seemed to hit a sore spot, and her next tone of voice carried the minor stress associated to her forced calmness. "Luck isn't something...

"Someone nice? Around here? That's a truly rare thing to possess nowadays." Jaina took another silent moment to reflect on all of what Ves had said, maintaining her smile on a lesser degree as she mulled over the thoughts. Naturally, it was hard to connect with the man's lifestyle when he spoke...

Jaina returned a brief nod, setting her glass on the bar as she straightened her posture. It was quite a shift in personality; the humble nature of the Pantoran dissolving and rapidly replaced by an increased degree of seriousness. "Perhaps I am. It is a curious choice-- the suit that is. Not a...

"Oh, I see.. Thank you, sir." Jaina gave a nod as another humble gesture, before slowly taking the offered beverage into her hands. Oddly enough, the Pantoran didn't even take a sip then. Instead, she observed the glass for a silent moment before shifting her attention around her again. It...

How nice of a person. Perfect. She could see this working... Hopefully. "Something on the lighter side, if I may be permitted to such, sir.." Jaina spoke quite softly, seemingly not daring to project her voice any higher than what was necessary. Her gaze lowered as well during her responses...

Lucky 77 Bar and Casino, Nar Shaddaa, 12:30AM. The ever-present ringing sound of totally-not-rigged slot machines and boisterous voices filled the air of the casino as per usual. Well, add in a chunk of open space and moderate pockets of silence to compensate for a slow night, and you've got...