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Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:42 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*looking at the robot, and thinking he may destroy it before the game is over*
"Hit"
"Hit"
Mr. Rendar. Hit. Lord. Total of 21
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 8:59 am
Re: Bloodfin Casino
=Dealer=
Mr. Rendar. Stay. 21.
Ms. V'rrakai. Stay. 20.
House Draw. The Idiot. Rendar 22. V'rrakai 21. Winner is Rendar.
Ms. V'rrakai. Stay. 20.
House Draw. The Idiot. Rendar 22. V'rrakai 21. Winner is Rendar.
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:17 am
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*Smiles under his helmet and nods.*
"Thank you.. Not bad girl, may i ask for a name?"
"Thank you.. Not bad girl, may i ask for a name?"
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 12:10 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*Her brows raised with surprise, then furrowed with disgust as her bet was pulled away. Another debt to Kolga, gone in a single hand. She turned to face the man next to her and pulled her lips back to expose sharp incisors. She hissed her reply.*
"No."
*Was the player blind, or did he not realize he was trying to make nice with the slave of a Hutt? Then again, wasn't that what slaves were supposed to be for? She pushed away from the table with a growl, praying to whatever gods of chaos that mocked her life would have mercy and snuff it.
She took a few steps away, but chained as she was, she could not go far. The Nagai hugged her bare arms and glanced sidelong at the Hutt, her head low with the weight of shame and guilt.*
"No."
*Was the player blind, or did he not realize he was trying to make nice with the slave of a Hutt? Then again, wasn't that what slaves were supposed to be for? She pushed away from the table with a growl, praying to whatever gods of chaos that mocked her life would have mercy and snuff it.
She took a few steps away, but chained as she was, she could not go far. The Nagai hugged her bare arms and glanced sidelong at the Hutt, her head low with the weight of shame and guilt.*
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 12:51 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*thinks to himself*
"Fine."
*turns to Kolga*
"I should be back in about a week"
*Walks out the casino*
"Fine."
*turns to Kolga*
"I should be back in about a week"
*Walks out the casino*
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 3:52 pm
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Taja V'rrakai wrote:*Her brows raised with surprise, then furrowed with disgust as her bet was pulled away. Another debt to Kolga, gone in a single hand. She turned to face the man next to her and pulled her lips back to expose sharp incisors. She hissed her reply.*
"No."
*Was the player blind, or did he not realize he was trying to make nice with the slave of a Hutt? Then again, wasn't that what slaves were supposed to be for? She pushed away from the table with a growl, praying to whatever gods of chaos that mocked her life would have mercy and snuff it.
She took a few steps away, but chained as she was, she could not go far. The Nagai hugged her bare arms and glanced sidelong at the Hutt, her head low with the weight of shame and guilt.*
*Kolga rumbles in laughter.*
Perhaps I should question my own judgement in allowing you to gamble with my own money. You are after all, enslaved due to debts.
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 4:43 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
"Perhaps."
*She turned away and kept her eyes on the revolving doors. There was a fevered look in them, as though she might have sprinted through them if she had the chance. The grip on her own arms tightened, her fingers digging into the painful implants lodged within the flesh.*
*She turned away and kept her eyes on the revolving doors. There was a fevered look in them, as though she might have sprinted through them if she had the chance. The grip on her own arms tightened, her fingers digging into the painful implants lodged within the flesh.*
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:33 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*Kolga's laughter fades.*
Did you enjoy the game? Even when you lose, gambling is a rush.
Did you enjoy the game? Even when you lose, gambling is a rush.
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:36 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*There was a quick shake of her head, the chains rattling lightly.*
"The rush was there, yes. But not as pleasant as I remember it being."
"The rush was there, yes. But not as pleasant as I remember it being."
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 6:45 pm
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*Kolga grins.*
Perhaps we should explore another part of the resort. The Casino is only the first offering.
Perhaps we should explore another part of the resort. The Casino is only the first offering.
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:06 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*Taja looked up at the gilding of the vaulted ceiling, then to the 5,000 credit chip that had been left behind from her losing bet. Her jaw had tensed again, but she pivoted and returned to Kolga, passing the chip into his hand.*
"Show me the rest?"
"Show me the rest?"
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Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:17 pm
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*Kolga laughs, refusing the chip and slithering towards the turbolift.*
Those credits are yours. Keep the chip. We will visit the Vornskr Den next.
*Leading the way to the turbolifts, Kolga selects the desired floor and the party is off.*
Those credits are yours. Keep the chip. We will visit the Vornskr Den next.
*Leading the way to the turbolifts, Kolga selects the desired floor and the party is off.*
Sun Dec 25, 2011 3:41 pm
Re: Bloodfin Casino
*The revolving door started to spin slowly, gently as if the wind blew it. After a couple of rotations, a shadow drew across the lead glass and electrum.* *Through the revolving doors stepped a Rodian in black armor.* *He gazed around the room at all of the patrons and people gambling. He could get used to this place.*
*As he walked in, Seraph spotted a large Hutt sliding into a turbolift. Sithspit! he thought. He was too late. It looks like he would have to wait a little before meeting this so-call "Kolga the Hutt," meaning... he would have to play a few rounds of whatever in the casino. Good thing that his employer gave him credits before the mission. 3.5 million to be exact.*
*Just as the Rodian was about to sit down to play a round of Court, he heard a spattering of Huttese come over the intercom. Being one of the three languages that Seraph knows, he knew what the Hutt said. "Let the bout commence!" There was a fight going on. This might have been something that he wanted to see.*
*Seraph headed to the turbolifts and took one to the Vornskr Den Multi-Sport Center.*
*As he walked in, Seraph spotted a large Hutt sliding into a turbolift. Sithspit! he thought. He was too late. It looks like he would have to wait a little before meeting this so-call "Kolga the Hutt," meaning... he would have to play a few rounds of whatever in the casino. Good thing that his employer gave him credits before the mission. 3.5 million to be exact.*
*Just as the Rodian was about to sit down to play a round of Court, he heard a spattering of Huttese come over the intercom. Being one of the three languages that Seraph knows, he knew what the Hutt said. "Let the bout commence!" There was a fight going on. This might have been something that he wanted to see.*
*Seraph headed to the turbolifts and took one to the Vornskr Den Multi-Sport Center.*
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Sat Feb 04, 2012 11:51 pm
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*Kolga slithers through the casino, leading his party back to the yacht he had arrived in. Taking one last look across the bustling casino, he departs through the main doors.*
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Sun Feb 05, 2012 12:09 am
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*Extricating herself from the situation she had found herself in in the Multi-Sport Center was tricky but she managed it. Still, she didn't quite feel like leaving the place. There was something about it, something here that she could almost remember. The grey murk clouding her memories swirled around everything, confusing her. Was she tricking herself into having de ja vus or was she actually remembering something? Breathe. Deeply in. Slowly out.
The casino, much as the Jedi in her hated to admit and the Corellian loved to say, was a very nice place. Details about people and the place filtered through her already distracted mind, things fading in with the fog only to sharply refocus themselves. Breathe. You're fine. She focused her attention on perhaps the most attention-grabbing aspect of the place: the statue. She wasn't quite sure she understood why it had been sculpted like that--most sculptures tended to draw attention to the curves most females possessed, as the icon of their sexuality. But then, she never studied art nor knew enough to really form an opinion on it. All she knew is that it helped her focus on something other than the fog.*
"Watch it!" *a brindled Togorian snarled as he pushed past her.*
"Watch it yourself, ya overgrown housecat," *she muttered. The Togorian paused. Adelle's heart stopped: how in the world had he heard that over all this noise? Maybe he hadn't. Maybe he was stopping for another reason.*
"What'd you call me!"
Kriff. *Unnoticed, the change in her grew, a nameless spread slowly controlling her.* *She didn't back down, though all the common sense in the world was telling her to just shut up.* "You heard me, kittycat. Are you deaf or did you just have too much catnip today?"
*The Togorian snarled fiercely.* "If I ever get my hands on you, you're dead!"
"If." *Adelle dashed to the side as the Togorian lunged, weaving in and out of the crowd as the Togorian barrelled through them like a bantha on a rampage. The tables were a huge obstacle for running and straight paths were narrow and crowded. It would've been impossible to simply run as fast as she could to get away. But she was no sprinter. She planted her left foot and propelled herself over a card table in a horizontal spin, sprinting off again as she landed. Let the Togorian clear that. Let him chase her. She'd give him all of Corellia's nine hells.
Flipping, dodging, rolling, diving . . . Like some sort of hyper acrobat, she led that Torgorian on a merry little chase, drawing on all her skill at free-running. Many drinks were spilled, many patrons shoved aside, many a cry, but none of it mattered. She felt different. The fog cleared a little and she felt like she could remember things long lost to her. Adelle slid between the legs of some long-legged guest, there and gone before they knew what happened. Yes, she'd done something like this. The corner that greeted her was a problem though. She skidded to a stop and turned around to run in a new direction but it was too late. The Togorian was there.
Kriff it all.
His haymaker punch came swift and hard. Adelle ducked in beneath the swing, throwing a hard uppercut to his gut then sidestepping and darting around behind him. He turned with a growl.*
"Feelin' lucky?" *he spat.* "'Cause the odds of you walking away from this are slim to none."
"Never tell me the odds," *she said. His right fist came at her next. She stepped back to dodge it then ducked beneath the left. She didn't see his right hand coming back. His uppercut caught her square in the jaw and sent her flying onto a table. Adelle rolled off it onto her feet, barely avoiding an overhanded smash of similar strength. The pain from her jaw gave her new clarity, forcing her to focus more if she didn't want to get hit like that again. Their fight moved from the corner back into the center almost, Adelle doing her best to dodge all his hits. His next blow glanced off her ribs but she successfully avoided the punch aimed at her temple. If she could just time things right . . .
There. Now. Almost in slow-motion, Adelle saw his next strike coming for her sternum. She spun out of harm's way, grabbing onto his wrist with her right hand then striking a hard blow to his elbow with the palm of her left. Even if it didn't break the joint, it'd do enough damage to slow him down. Her next strike came at he back of his knee with her left heel, still holding his arm. When he went down to that knee, she brought her foot up in a kick at his elbow, breaking it this time. Dropping the arm and backing away, she quickly set her blaster to stun and shot the Togorian.*
"Kriffin' puss," *she muttered.* "You're slower than a Hutt on drugs."
The casino, much as the Jedi in her hated to admit and the Corellian loved to say, was a very nice place. Details about people and the place filtered through her already distracted mind, things fading in with the fog only to sharply refocus themselves. Breathe. You're fine. She focused her attention on perhaps the most attention-grabbing aspect of the place: the statue. She wasn't quite sure she understood why it had been sculpted like that--most sculptures tended to draw attention to the curves most females possessed, as the icon of their sexuality. But then, she never studied art nor knew enough to really form an opinion on it. All she knew is that it helped her focus on something other than the fog.*
"Watch it!" *a brindled Togorian snarled as he pushed past her.*
"Watch it yourself, ya overgrown housecat," *she muttered. The Togorian paused. Adelle's heart stopped: how in the world had he heard that over all this noise? Maybe he hadn't. Maybe he was stopping for another reason.*
"What'd you call me!"
Kriff. *Unnoticed, the change in her grew, a nameless spread slowly controlling her.* *She didn't back down, though all the common sense in the world was telling her to just shut up.* "You heard me, kittycat. Are you deaf or did you just have too much catnip today?"
*The Togorian snarled fiercely.* "If I ever get my hands on you, you're dead!"
"If." *Adelle dashed to the side as the Togorian lunged, weaving in and out of the crowd as the Togorian barrelled through them like a bantha on a rampage. The tables were a huge obstacle for running and straight paths were narrow and crowded. It would've been impossible to simply run as fast as she could to get away. But she was no sprinter. She planted her left foot and propelled herself over a card table in a horizontal spin, sprinting off again as she landed. Let the Togorian clear that. Let him chase her. She'd give him all of Corellia's nine hells.
Flipping, dodging, rolling, diving . . . Like some sort of hyper acrobat, she led that Torgorian on a merry little chase, drawing on all her skill at free-running. Many drinks were spilled, many patrons shoved aside, many a cry, but none of it mattered. She felt different. The fog cleared a little and she felt like she could remember things long lost to her. Adelle slid between the legs of some long-legged guest, there and gone before they knew what happened. Yes, she'd done something like this. The corner that greeted her was a problem though. She skidded to a stop and turned around to run in a new direction but it was too late. The Togorian was there.
Kriff it all.
His haymaker punch came swift and hard. Adelle ducked in beneath the swing, throwing a hard uppercut to his gut then sidestepping and darting around behind him. He turned with a growl.*
"Feelin' lucky?" *he spat.* "'Cause the odds of you walking away from this are slim to none."
"Never tell me the odds," *she said. His right fist came at her next. She stepped back to dodge it then ducked beneath the left. She didn't see his right hand coming back. His uppercut caught her square in the jaw and sent her flying onto a table. Adelle rolled off it onto her feet, barely avoiding an overhanded smash of similar strength. The pain from her jaw gave her new clarity, forcing her to focus more if she didn't want to get hit like that again. Their fight moved from the corner back into the center almost, Adelle doing her best to dodge all his hits. His next blow glanced off her ribs but she successfully avoided the punch aimed at her temple. If she could just time things right . . .
There. Now. Almost in slow-motion, Adelle saw his next strike coming for her sternum. She spun out of harm's way, grabbing onto his wrist with her right hand then striking a hard blow to his elbow with the palm of her left. Even if it didn't break the joint, it'd do enough damage to slow him down. Her next strike came at he back of his knee with her left heel, still holding his arm. When he went down to that knee, she brought her foot up in a kick at his elbow, breaking it this time. Dropping the arm and backing away, she quickly set her blaster to stun and shot the Togorian.*
"Kriffin' puss," *she muttered.* "You're slower than a Hutt on drugs."
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Fri May 04, 2012 9:48 pm
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*Shuttle after shuttle arrives at the Blissroot, and many beings begin to flow into the Bloodfin Casino. Servants, guards, criminal sycophants, and of course the immediate entourage of Kolga arrive and make their way to a large area near the center of the casino. The central portion of the floor had been cleared and decorated to serve as the location for the coming ceremony.*
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Fri May 04, 2012 10:05 pm
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*Taja halted in her tracks. Within the reflection of the polished brass doors of the casino, a stranger's eyes stared back at her. Pale, colorless, lined in kohl, but not distant. No longer dead. This face was not known to her, painted too formally and regally, though nothing could add color to that corpse-gray skin. One of the many crowding attendants that followed closely behind was combing some sort of scented oil into her normally unruly hair until it was straight and smooth as dark glass. Taja's lips pulled back slightly.
She tugged at the fine collar at her neck, unaccustomed to the pearl beading and lace that overpowered the gown she had been squeezed in to. The absence of a chain made her feel anxious, a knot tightening just below her heart. Or was it something else that had her on edge? Her thoughts wouldn't sharpen. She tried to turn her head to see around her, but the attendant made a click of frustration with her tongue and jerked Taja's face forward again in a way that suggested this was not the first time the Nagai had squirmed since she had been hurried out of Nal Hutta.
Armed Vodrans framed the doorway, and she was aware of more lining the casino as they moved inside. The female Jedi was beside her, with another servant tending to that one's hair and garments. Adelle had been assigned as Taja's personal hand maiden, so it was only natural for her to also stand as Taja's Lady-in-waiting for this event.
Without a word of instruction, she was pulled forward, yards of train falling around the floor-length hem. A lace shroud was gently placed over her head. Taja reached up and pulled the veil free and tossed it aside, hating the way it obscured her vision. Someone retrieved the veil and tried to place it over her hair and face again, but Taja only removed it with a sort of tireless apathy. The veil was eventually abandoned entirely.
It was all very unusual. The casino was prepared with massive exuberance, as nothing a Hutt did was understated. A sea of voices filled the brightly lit chamber, but no words were spoken to her.*
She tugged at the fine collar at her neck, unaccustomed to the pearl beading and lace that overpowered the gown she had been squeezed in to. The absence of a chain made her feel anxious, a knot tightening just below her heart. Or was it something else that had her on edge? Her thoughts wouldn't sharpen. She tried to turn her head to see around her, but the attendant made a click of frustration with her tongue and jerked Taja's face forward again in a way that suggested this was not the first time the Nagai had squirmed since she had been hurried out of Nal Hutta.
Armed Vodrans framed the doorway, and she was aware of more lining the casino as they moved inside. The female Jedi was beside her, with another servant tending to that one's hair and garments. Adelle had been assigned as Taja's personal hand maiden, so it was only natural for her to also stand as Taja's Lady-in-waiting for this event.
Without a word of instruction, she was pulled forward, yards of train falling around the floor-length hem. A lace shroud was gently placed over her head. Taja reached up and pulled the veil free and tossed it aside, hating the way it obscured her vision. Someone retrieved the veil and tried to place it over her hair and face again, but Taja only removed it with a sort of tireless apathy. The veil was eventually abandoned entirely.
It was all very unusual. The casino was prepared with massive exuberance, as nothing a Hutt did was understated. A sea of voices filled the brightly lit chamber, but no words were spoken to her.*
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It had been a month since I had had the Lambent crystal tree planted. I had decided that he needed a break from doing jedi business since Adi had not returned to pick up his saber. so I scrolled down through his website until a Virus popped up, DEMANDING that I present myself in attendance of Lord Kolga the Hutt. after trying to reboot my computer after the virus crashed it, i noted that the virus would find its way back into my systems, someone of Kolga's staff must have been controlling it. Disgruntled that the virus would not leave until I had met with the lord hutt… I Departed at once for Kolga's Resort.
Upon my arrival I remembered i was wearing my Armored robes and not anything with which to be presentable to a Hutt… wishing to return to my place and Change I attempted to leave but was caught By a security droid who had me recognized. and as such i was Politely dragged into Kolga general audience. after I was let go the Droid forcefully introduced me.
=Security droid=
Upon my arrival I remembered i was wearing my Armored robes and not anything with which to be presentable to a Hutt… wishing to return to my place and Change I attempted to leave but was caught By a security droid who had me recognized. and as such i was Politely dragged into Kolga general audience. after I was let go the Droid forcefully introduced me.
=Security droid=
::My lord Kolga, May I present Artisan Diamonte Tuhlute of the Jedi::
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