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Grand Admiral Thrawn ([personal profile] art_of_war) wrote in [community profile] revivalproject2019-10-24 08:34 pm

Closed: There's a flood that's coming up to my bed

WHO: Thrawn, Altair and Eli
WHERE: Altair and Eli's still
WHAT: So how does the beer taste guys?
WHEN: End of October after the ship event
WARNINGS: None anticipated


Thrawn had been somewhat put out that once he left the Bloodsport he wasn't able to board it again. Likewise he was barred from the Bishop and the Vanquish. It was by process of elimination he found a ship he hadn't seen before. The interior was much like the Bloodsportbut the bridge was exactly the same. He was mollified by the idea the different ships had very similar - almost identical - bridge layouts. The engine was no more inclined to start than the Bloodsport had been though. So Thrawn was essentially working at reverse engineering a digital model of the First Breath to find what the impediment to flight there was.
kallig: (Hidden thoughts)

[personal profile] kallig 2019-11-17 06:27 am (UTC)(link)
Altair wasn't sure whether to call it a new start, so the raise of his glass was halfhearted at best. They weren't here of their own will, after all.

That there were only two Sith left was expected in one way. Disheartening, in another. The offhanded manner in which it was said grated on his nerves a little- after all, he was Sith, and he was proud to be Sith. But considering Eli and Thrawn were both from a time where his kind were near nonexistent any more, he didn't take it as an insult, at least.

So he remained quiet, sipping at his drink.

Found himself missing his crew, just a little. Had they been with them, things would hardly be so quiet.

[personal profile] thrawnsaide 2019-11-21 01:09 am (UTC)(link)
Eli found his views of the Jedi and Sith a bit skewed as everything was based on the history that was taught. And usually the history books had painted them both in a negative light. However it was always noted there was at least a few Sith that supported the Empire in it's various times. The Emperor and Darth Vader spooked him out and he liked to be out of their sight as much as possible. Yet he had a feeling they were watching him closely since he was Thrawn's aide. Altair was the first Sith that had been approachable and he found himself respecting. He didn't trust what the books had to say.

There seemed to be no awkwardness and everyone appeared to be content. He took his time sipping his drink, in no real rush to finish it or get trashed right away.

"Does anyone have any drinking games that you do or have done in the past?" Eli finally said unable to take the quite solitude for long.


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[personal profile] kallig 2019-11-22 06:34 pm (UTC)(link)
"Believe me when I say that you do not want to know what Sith drinking games are like," Altair said, though his tone suggested that this might be a joke. He did, after all, have more friends that weren't Sith, than friends that were.

"Had Andronikos been here, he'd be shouting out a million drinking games. Sadly, you got the stick-in-the-mud Darth, not the pirate."

Missing his crew indeed. At least he'd made some new friends here though.

Still, the question about drinking games, did make him wonder if Chiss had drinking games. Just thinking about the ones he'd met, including Thrawn, it was difficult to imagine them playing those kinds of games at all. He didn't ask though, however curious he was.