Arthos Vizsla was one of the few of her fellow Mandalorians that Reiel genuinely liked. There was just something about the young man that was so endearing to her. Was it his shyness? Was it his unwilling impression of a bean pole (because by Kad, he's kriffing tall)? Was it his fighting and superb flying skills? Or was it something else?
As such, she decided to meet the young man so she had someone to ask about their new Mand'alor. It was unlike Buir to share information to her – alright, he had the tendency to withhold information if he knew she wouldn't like the whole story – but she felt she deserved to know what had transpired on Mandalore and how their Mand'alor came to be. She was most curious (and angry) at the hinted Sith presence on their homeworld, but her father had stopped at that and told her sternly to “remain where she was.” Why the hell would she sit her butt down when the alor of all alore was out there?
She could've called Kotii and asked him instead. But then she got all shy about rubbing elbows with the Badger who spearheaded the liberation of the slaves underneath the Zygerrian Empire. The guy was practically a badass in his own right, and compared to him she looked like a tiny potato that could only do damage when chucked with enough force. She also assumed that the alor of Clan Solus might have been preoccupied with his own affairs, so she crossed him off the line of contacts for now.
And Arthos isn't? What if he's busy? she thought as her gauntlet broke a ruffian's nose, struggling to keep her own thoughts heard through the din of yet another bar fight she found herself in. What if he's doing Mando Stuff right now and you're taking him away from it, only to bring him into this? A fricking barroom brawl? The poor boy – he doesn't have time for this, Reiel!
She didn't, either, but who was she to refuse the group of drunken idiots who dared to make fun of her height? And why, oh why the ever loving kark, was it the thing they noticed first after getting over their initial fear upon seeing the beskar'gam she wore?
The first time she met Arthos, she had been late to their meeting because of a lovers' tiff. Now he would set foot into the cantina to see her throwing hands against three men and a Weequay much larger than her while the rest of the patrons began brawling amongst themselves for reasons she was yet to find out. The young Vizsla might think that Reiel was a walking trouble magnet at this point, and she wouldn't even get mad at him for it.
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As such, she decided to meet the young man so she had someone to ask about their new Mand'alor. It was unlike Buir to share information to her – alright, he had the tendency to withhold information if he knew she wouldn't like the whole story – but she felt she deserved to know what had transpired on Mandalore and how their Mand'alor came to be. She was most curious (and angry) at the hinted Sith presence on their homeworld, but her father had stopped at that and told her sternly to “remain where she was.” Why the hell would she sit her butt down when the alor of all alore was out there?
She could've called Kotii and asked him instead. But then she got all shy about rubbing elbows with the Badger who spearheaded the liberation of the slaves underneath the Zygerrian Empire. The guy was practically a badass in his own right, and compared to him she looked like a tiny potato that could only do damage when chucked with enough force. She also assumed that the alor of Clan Solus might have been preoccupied with his own affairs, so she crossed him off the line of contacts for now.
And Arthos isn't? What if he's busy? she thought as her gauntlet broke a ruffian's nose, struggling to keep her own thoughts heard through the din of yet another bar fight she found herself in. What if he's doing Mando Stuff right now and you're taking him away from it, only to bring him into this? A fricking barroom brawl? The poor boy – he doesn't have time for this, Reiel!
She didn't, either, but who was she to refuse the group of drunken idiots who dared to make fun of her height? And why, oh why the ever loving kark, was it the thing they noticed first after getting over their initial fear upon seeing the beskar'gam she wore?
The first time she met Arthos, she had been late to their meeting because of a lovers' tiff. Now he would set foot into the cantina to see her throwing hands against three men and a Weequay much larger than her while the rest of the patrons began brawling amongst themselves for reasons she was yet to find out. The young Vizsla might think that Reiel was a walking trouble magnet at this point, and she wouldn't even get mad at him for it.
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