Mingling at the Bazaar

[cityship]

Next to the Mall Hotel, a large bazaar sprawled out through the streets. Food stalls, jewelery stalls, plastic surgery stalls...might want to stay away from that last one. But since the bizaar was close by, it served as a good place for the crew to meet up and start their exploration of XaXing.

[[ooc: This is just a general mingling post guys, so jump in and start threads, tag into other people's, whatever you want!]]

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[the-companion.livejournal.com]

"Nima?" Inara asked. "I don't believe I'm familiar with the name or the person." Which shouldn't really have been all that surprising, considering that Inara was still new. "You'll have to introduce us, sometime."

[j-y-d.livejournal.com]

"Trust me, that'd be my pleasure. She's something called an airbender from a temple... but small, reclusive population, some folks have to help keep up relaxation, and population. She was one of those, and pretty damned happy about it. I'll introduce you two first chance I get."

[the-companion.livejournal.com]

The words 'from a temple' perked Inara's interest. She was a devout Buddhist herself, and had once been in line to be he Priestess of a Companion Temple. This was, of course, before she'd escaped to see the Outer Rim. "That would be appreciated, Chase. You've truly been very accommodating. Thank you, for that."

[j-y-d.livejournal.com]

"Well, told'ja some about my past. That, and I can be real accomodatin' for a pretty woman. Besides, you're helping me out here too."

[the-companion.livejournal.com]

"I suppose I am," Inara smiled. "But you were quite selfless in the hallway earlier, trying to help everyone to where they needed to be. It was charming, and I wanted to get to know you better."

[j-y-d.livejournal.com]

He shrugs casually. "Stuff like this... ain't so traumatizing. My world has been on the edge of destruction for decades now, and we knew it. Outnumbers thousands to one, fighting guerilla war to save everything... seemed like most people were having a tougher time of it." And some honesty added, and an attempt to not sound entirely noble. That just wouldn't be him. "Plus, you know, naked chicks. But hey, far be it from me to turn you down. I'd love to get to know you better."