Trodai was smiling as he sat next to Azar, in the sitting compartment of a luxury star yacht, first class with Azar that would take them to Verona. A location he had never seen but heard about, a world of such beauty and architecture and run by nobles. A place Azar would love which also had potential. Especially with two Houses at odds with each other. And yet he was not here on business, this was a much needed break for both.
He hadn't seen Azar for weeks, since before Zeltron and the limericks incident, tricked by Vossari. He still intended to get him for that. He hadn't given Azar much choice insisting he needed a rest and taking him for a break and was surprised when he agreed to come. He missed him and his difficult ways. The diva and the king both. The Sith'ari, Azar that he loved even if for now that was not returned. At least not how he may have wanted. Yet he was grateful there was still affection, that he could still be a dark guardian.
There in all the ways he thought mattered.
Truth be told he wasn't certain Azar would recognise the man before him in comparison to the one he had known before. He had grown so much into his own, with being a shadow CEO to a mining company, and his other ventures aiding the Order, making foothold into areas weak and ripe for the taking. Slowly accomplishing at least two of his ambitions. To fund himself and his paramilitary. Although it was taking longer than expected, he knew patience was the key. Not to mention the large dragon krayt pearl providing a unexpected windfall of credits, he was doing rather well for himself despite initial troubles.
Trodai looked out to the surface as they approached, beckoning Azar to take a look with him "Would you look at that. Never thought I would see such beauty, within the outer rim. I am glad I finally managed to pry you away from Korriban and we both got a break together. I missed you, you know. I have so much to say, and to show you. They say there is something called a fun fair on this week. I thought we might take a look while we visit see what it is."
He said, smiling. Happy to be in this moment, no distractions but to be themselves again. To see each other as only they knew each other.
@Sreeya
He hadn't seen Azar for weeks, since before Zeltron and the limericks incident, tricked by Vossari. He still intended to get him for that. He hadn't given Azar much choice insisting he needed a rest and taking him for a break and was surprised when he agreed to come. He missed him and his difficult ways. The diva and the king both. The Sith'ari, Azar that he loved even if for now that was not returned. At least not how he may have wanted. Yet he was grateful there was still affection, that he could still be a dark guardian.
There in all the ways he thought mattered.
Truth be told he wasn't certain Azar would recognise the man before him in comparison to the one he had known before. He had grown so much into his own, with being a shadow CEO to a mining company, and his other ventures aiding the Order, making foothold into areas weak and ripe for the taking. Slowly accomplishing at least two of his ambitions. To fund himself and his paramilitary. Although it was taking longer than expected, he knew patience was the key. Not to mention the large dragon krayt pearl providing a unexpected windfall of credits, he was doing rather well for himself despite initial troubles.
Trodai looked out to the surface as they approached, beckoning Azar to take a look with him "Would you look at that. Never thought I would see such beauty, within the outer rim. I am glad I finally managed to pry you away from Korriban and we both got a break together. I missed you, you know. I have so much to say, and to show you. They say there is something called a fun fair on this week. I thought we might take a look while we visit see what it is."
He said, smiling. Happy to be in this moment, no distractions but to be themselves again. To see each other as only they knew each other.
@Sreeya