In a single room the robed Nohgri meditates over his predicament..
His passenger liner was a smugglers vessel that knew how to run. He was rather glad to find out that they had made a random hyperspace jump out of the system. The ships sent after them were to far into the mass shadows to persue them immediately. In that time they would manage at least two random jumps to escape.
One leg over the other the small creature stares blankely at a plain gray wall. Several decades of ship building and the war ships were still the same shade of gray.
There is little that he could do or say under the circumstances. There was a world in Peril and they had to know that someone was there with them. It was the least that anyone should do. He did not ask much of the captain of this vessal. Merely the use of a pillow and a cup of her best tea.
'Best', as he refered to it meaning what ever could be supplied. Military types were often either liquour or tea men, or beings as the case may be. The liqour men in his experience were more straightforward whereas the tea men was more intuitive. He always admired the men of intuition. They invariably managed to make the very best of a bad situation. He even saw differences in how the qualities reflected the beings actions. Beings with better blends always being more mindful then those with less quality blends.
His back straight and shoulders relaxed he feels the darkness surrounding him. Never had the empire been this close to him. The very area that they invade pervades with an aspect of the darkside that he could just bearly detect.
Beings are not evil but the leaders shape how a government runs. Perhaps he would gain some insight into who, or what, runs the empire.
Stilled, clear eyes focus into the distance. Past the wall and bulkheads. As if he could gaze into infinity itself.
What he sees is the heart of the crew of this ship. A stout bunch, mostly good natured. Most assuredly not evil.
The smell of tea beckons him. In front of him is a small tea set ornately designed with loving care. One hand out in front of him he shakes the sleave with his raised arm while deftly rolling the sleeve up with the other hand. He pours a single cup using the arm with the rolled up sleave to fill the cup with a slow reverance.
He never looks at the tea itself using this as a part of his contemplations.
Raising his tea to the level of his face the gray seemed to up and meet him. His gaze floats to his cup. The darker gray tent of his skin contrasting with the wall caught his attention. He looks from Hand to wall.
Then again, gray can be a good color
With a sip he smacks his lips. "Mmm, Correllian. An excellent Blend."