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Mun's never done a multipup post before, so here's to new experiences.

A man and a woman are having breakfast at a table. The man has chosen a seat with a very good view of the door, which he is watching like a hawkbat. Jaina said she would be back soon, but "soon" could be days or weeks or who knows how long.

Jag's never been in Milliways without her before, which is part of the reason he's hanging around Tahiri this morning.

As for the aforementioned blonde, she's picking at a bowl of fruit and browsing idly through Master Windu's accounts of Jedi history. The parts about the Clone Wars are rather interesting. She's got her lightsaber and Security badge but isn't particularly alert for trouble, seeing as the ghostcurse thing has been dealt with.

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Chloe's eyebrows raise and she stares at Jag. "You're the friendly sort, aren't you? Well, as far as I can tell, she-"

-nod towards Tahiri, recognizing the badge-

"-happens to be Security over here." A grin. "Which means I don't have to answer to you."

Chloe shakes her head, doing a double take back to Tahiri. "She's not around right now?"

That grin's suddenly gone wider.

Tahiri rolls her eyes at Jag. "Don't mind him, he's just pouting because Jaina's gone."

Her take on Security is very much live and let live. Walk around carrying as much weaponry as you'd like, just be sensible enough not to use it. That's how she justifies the lightsaber, anyway.

She tiles her head curiously. "No, she's not. What do you need her for?"

Jag glares at Tahiri. It is a look that very much says I do NOT pout, thank you and he goes back to his breakfast and intense study of the door.

Chloe takes a seat at the table, leaning the blastsword ~~that she really was carrying all this time, the mun swears it!~~ against the chair leg.

She frowns again, studying Jag. "Who spit in his coffee?"

Intruding in to other people's lives is much more fun than finding someone who can fix this blastsword right now. Especially if said someone isn't around.

Jag seems to be resolutely ignoring the pair of blondes now. And if the boil of annoyance is anything to go by, he's not happy about discussing personal matters with strangers.

Tahiri supposes she should respect those wishes-- if Jag is unhappy, Jaina will be unhappy when she gets back, and if Jaina is unhappy then Zekk is unhappy and if Zekk is unhappy... well, it's a big mess.

"So this is the broken blastsword?" she asks, nodding at Chloe's weapon. "Where'd you find it?"

Chloe shakes her head. Prying in to other people's buisness has become much more fun.

She points to the man again, still looking at Tahiri. "Hey, my question first. So, what's going on with him? Why's he all gloom and doom in a bar at the end of the universe?"

Stoic Chiss man is revealing nothing.

He continues to focus on the door, as if he could make Jaina walk through it just by force of will alone.

He continues to ignore Chloe and Tahiri, though he's trying to figure out now whether the need for company is being outweighed by a need for peace and privacy.

Tahiri shakes her head. "He's always like that. Chiss, you know."

As if that explains everything.

"No, I don't," Chloe replies, rolling her eyes.

She looks over to the man again, leaning her chin against her hand as she thinks over snippets of the conversation.

"This doesn't have anything to do with that Jaina person, does it?"

If they were listening closely, they might hear a long-suffering sigh.

"She's my wife."

Not like that's a secret.

Chloe eyes him doubtfully. "I thought Jedi weren't supposed to have attatchments or anything like that."

See, Pete? She paid some attention to the last movie.

Tahiri glances down at Master Windu's datacards. "We're not exactly that kind of Jedi anymore."

Even though Master Skywalker wants them to be. Stupid Master Skywalker.

Chloe's eyes follow Tahiri's to look at the cards with the weird scribbles.

Curiously, "So what type are you, then?"

"New Order," she replies. "I could get more specific, but I don't know your name or where you're from, so it's hard to find context."

The last part sounds almost apologetic.

"Chloe Sullivan. Earth, 2002. Tahiri, right?" Chloe nods towards Jag. "Does gloom and doom there have a name?"

"Ah, Earth. Figures." She grins. "Yeah, that's Jag. He's not very friendly."

"Doesn't take a genius to realize that." Chloe returns the grin with one of her own. "So, how'd a guy like him end up with a Jedi wife?"

Chloe is getting the Annoyed Chiss Death Glare.

It doesn't look much different from his usual expression, but the thought it still there.

"It's none of your business."

Blink. Shrug. "Why not?"

More glaring. "Why are you so interested in it?"

Chloe's rather used to being glared at. Comes with the whole nosey reporter gig.

"I make it my buisness to know what's going on. You never know what type of story's lurking underneath it all."

Tahiri shakes her head as Jag goes back to his meal. "Okay, so where did you get the blastsword?"

"If I tell you, will you answer my questions?"

Tahiri glances at Jag. "Depends on the questions."

She nods at her own Security badge. "I'd really like it if you'd answer mine first."

Chloe sighs, frowning a little. But gives in. After all, she's rather proud over how she obtained the sword.

"Guy named Janson. He's a pilot from your world," she adds in, in case Tahiri doesn't know him. "Traded a mechanical pencil for it."

Chloe nods towards Jag again. "So, gloom and doom plus wife? How'd that happen?"