Tython - Jedi Temple
It was just before noon on the Jedi homeworld of Tython. The sun's rays shone brilliantly through curving polished wood walls of the Jedi Temple. An air of serenity permeated through the exterior courtyards, and the smell of midsummer was ripe to any who were outside. In other words, just another day on Tython.
Two humanoids were walking through one of the hallways, one waving his arms about gregariously.
"So I'm telling you man, I think I'm in love," said Kif. Clad in a worn battle jacket with an even more worn blaster on his hip, the rutian twi'lek continued. "She wanted me to propose! Oh you should have been there."
The other was much more built lean, wearing red robes garnished with yellow trim, with two lightsabers hooked to his belt. "And I'm telling you you're an idiot," Varik said, shaking his head. "She's a zeltron. You do realize that they have telepathy, right?"
The twi'lek spacer froze. "Wait, so you're telling me that she could read my mind?!"
Varik chuckled for the rant that was about to follow.
"Are you serious?! And here I was thinking that she was into me! Wow, reading minds, that's just absolutely sick. And I don't mean in the good way. I mean in the dirty, rotten way."
Varik cut him off before he could get too heated. "I keep telling you and you never listen. Women are trouble."
"Easy for you to say, Mr. Abstinent," retorted Kif, furrowing his brow. "You Jedi are a silly bunch. You have all the physique in the world, and you do nothing with it! You could have any woman you want, yet you just keep swinging your laser swords around and getting yourself into trouble that I have to bail you out of."
A few months prior Varik went on a trip to Korriban. To say the mission was disastrous would be putting it mildly. He ended up getting captured, where he had to rely on Kif and Light Fang, an old friend, to bail him out and escape guns blazing.
"That was one time," he said. "And how many times have I had to haul your sorry inebriated self out of some dive? A lot."
"I have the most fun lifestyle the galaxy has ever seen. You might not agree with it, but don't question the fun results."
"Kif... the results are almost always bad."
"That's what makes them so fun. You never know what to expect. Remember, monotony is boring my friend!"
The two continued walking until they reached a hall with a massive, ornate door at the end.
"So... any idea what this meeting is about Varik?"
"Nope. Not a clue. Guess we're going to find out though."