The Dark Academy on Korriban

(I want to visit the Bakery of the Dark Lords now. I hope they have chains on Dromund Kaas at least. XD)

"Doesn't sound like a bad group. Gerry seems smart enough with handy stuff... not much of a fighter, but you, Khal and Xev should have that covered between you three. And then me to improvise with skullduggery tricks and trailblazing." She leaned back in her seat, looking at Jo'ren now instead of the text which was speaking about the meaning of Passion in the Sith Code.

(The Honey-glazed Kun-er is to die for. Just don't order the Boston Nadd)

"Yeah, it does sound like a good group. Big though. Five seems like too much , then again none of us are quite Sith yet so..." He grinned. "We could always take that romantic cruise and check it out first. You with your trailblazing skills, me with my good looks and great body."

He watched her watching him.

"What do you want Shaisha? I mean, what do you really want. Beyond becoming a Sith."

She raised a ridged eyebrow at that question.

"That is classified," she responded in a robotic voice, before cracking into a smile. "What most people our age want, I guess. A good time, fun, feel alive before we're bogged down with running errands and missions for our future masters."

2V-R6 replied dutifully, “Standard Republic model, should be on the datapad, aspirant.”

It was, and it was a pretty standard model still in use, a modular design commissioned by the Jedi with a focus on research and study. A crew compliment of 10, pretty standard design cheaply produced with an eye for reliability than flashiness. The floor plan is for a standard model, not for the specific ship he is looking for, the Empire does not have those records.

He nodded at that and was quiet for a few moments before replying in a quiet and serious voice. "Seems we have even more in common than I realised." He then followed it up by raising an eyebrow and did an impression of 2V. "I'm a robot too!"

Reaching over he put his big hand over hers, voice returning to normal. "A fucking big red muscly robot. Don't let yourself get too bogged down to have fun Shaisha. We're sith, and soon we'll be SITH that doesn't mean we can't carve out time for enjoying being alive. Otherwise what was the point of any of it?"

Like before, she didn't shy away from the physical contact. Her gaze went from his hand and to his own eyes.

"Good point, I'll concede that. We'll have to remember to party hard when we're Sith too, it seems. Perhaps Lord Zash could offer some pointers on that, as she's quite the social butterfly?" she spoke with a chuckle.

Slowly he pulled his hand back, but kept the eye contact,

"So I hear." He grinned. "You know, she's quite attractive. For a Human. Still, I'm not quite interested in socialising enough to want to copy that sort of performance. Occasional parties are fine, but I'd rather be out doing something."

He shrugged the big shoulders. "Different kind of fun I guess."

"Humans aren't your type?" she asked with a mischevious chuckle. "I would've thought a pretty woman like her, with such a daring wardrobe, would've been something you liked..."

Jo'ren chuckled at her comment. "Oh sure, she's pretty enough, but she ain't True Sith. Humans are fun and all, but why waste my time?"

Shaisha grinned. "So only those of Sith-blood are worth your time?"

"Well yeah, pretty much.". He winked at her. "I mean, a human might be okay in a pinch, if there were no True Sith around. But I'd feel bad afterwards for like, 5 minutes."

"And such horrible 5 minutes it would be," she chuckled. "You sound like you've made done with it before, and have agonized over such difficult choices."

He shrugged. "I'm a young sith with everything going for him. Sometimes your passion rises and you just get carried along. But I have goals, and a bloodline to consider." A grin spread slowly across his face. "Also I'm wary of breaking humans. What about you?"

She nibbled playfully on her lower lip at his comment about breaking humans.

"Me? Oh... to be honest, there's been few pureblooded sith males around me the past years. Kaas City is sadly way too full of humans. Sure, some of them very handsome. But there's something else about someone who has much more... appealing qualities." Her eyes wandered over his frame, seeming to like what she was studying.