Fishing for Food (Day 5 Early Evening, Plaza)

[Silas Myles Pearson]

"Yeah." Silas frowned for a moment. "Which could mean he was looking for one of theirs?" He offered speculatively. "Maybe thought whoever went missing might have came to us for help?" It was a possibility, even if a strange one. "He seemed like he was trying to sense what was on the other side of the doors after all, and seemed upset when he didn't find it."

The next comment amused the young man to grin. "I suppose next time I'll have to buy, so I get to pry for secrets then." He offered teasingly. "But okay, I'll try and be good."

[Farissa Kho]

"Possibly. But you might as well try to use the peaceful pretenses we have with the Sith for the moment to try to talk with him about it? Who knows, maybe the situation is different than it seems," Farissa suggested. "In my experience, it never hurts to try and talk."

[Silas Myles Pearson]

"Yeah, which is kinda why I talked to that sith girl today. To get to know how they worked a little better?" He deflated a little in his seat. "It was just about the most exhausting thing I have ever done. I'm not sure how anyoen could have the enegy to be like that all the time."

He shook his head and took a bite of his salad. "I'm supposed to make her a dress too, in the current style popular in the republic." His eyes shifted to the side, as if there was something of a joek there. "She want's me to visit the Sith temple too, practically begged me. I'm not sure I want to go though."

"I suppose you're riight though, no harm in talking to that aprentice if I get the chance. I might learn something."

[Farissa Kho]

"No harm in talking," she repeated with a confident nod. "You don't seem like the type to be drawn in by their offers of power, knowledge, and whatever it is Sith offer to young boys. You wouldn't be seduced to the Dark side because of a pretty girl, right Silas?" Farissa asked with a smirk.

[Silas Myles Pearson]

"Not one like that at least." Silas replied with a shake of his head. "Her smiles were like tiny knives, she seemed to use them as weapons."

He flashed a grin. "Smiles like yours are much nicer." He glanced down at his plate. "Still I should likely keep that in mind, she's young and probably not all that good at disguising her thoughts. Older Sith girls might be a bit devious about things like that. I should keep in mind what I learned from Lady Malveaux in any future dealings with them."

"Not that I plan to be seduced to the dark side by a girl or anything, but I shouldn't be negligent in my actions because of that."

[Farissa Kho]

Farissa ate small bites, but she wasn't taking a long time to pick away at her food. "Mm, that girl did have a very annoying laugh. I remember someone like that when I was younger, before joining the Jedi. I think I might've done something unpleasant to her... memory's fuzzy."

"How will you go about designing something for a girl like that?"

[Silas Myles Pearson]

He raised an eyebrow at that, now he was curious. "Were you a trickster when you were young then, Ionee?" Silas asked, as he started to dig into his meal proper. Salads were no match for a teenage boy.

"I had a few sketches on my datapad, I let her pick one from those and we decided on some small changes." His eyes shifted to the side. "It helped that it was in a style of dress she didn't know. It limited her choices."

"Do you think I should of told her that the popular style among the Republic elite is the Jedi Aesthetic?"

[Farissa Kho]

"Nah," Farissa shrugged and chewed down the pieces of skewered and grilled fish. Seafood on Coruscant just could not compare. "I was more of a mean girl than a prankster. Anyway, I think if you told her that Jedi were trendsetters, she might find it natural since the Sith and the military set the trends in the Empire."

[Silas Myles Pearson]

"I suppose that does make sense." Silas replied, watching the older woman eat for a few moments. "I really can't imagine you being mean, but then I suppose the order changes all of us."

"Some more then others I think." It was his turn to smirk. "Still that is a bit funny."

[Farissa Kho]

She snickered. "I know right? Hard to believe us old folks were kids at some point and grew up. Believe it or not, Master Jaric was once a young lad like yourself! Well, except with blonde hair."

[Silas Myles Pearson]

"Knowing Master Jaric, he still probably refers to you as a kid every now and then, Ionee." Silas replied with a laugh.

"But I was referring to you being a mean girl, making disparaging comments about peoples outfits, pulling hair, maybe even having a snooty laugh all of your own."

"I guess alot of that is just being a kid though. I mean I almost told that Sith girl that her dress looked like something someone's great aunt from Alderaan would wear."

"But I thought better of it."