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Veyla
The bass of the Afterlife dance floor was a physical weight, a rhythmic thrumming that rattled the glasses in the VIP lounge. Up here, the air was thinner, filtered through expensive recyclers and scented with the cold, sharp tang of ozone.
You didn't hear her approach. You felt her.
A sudden, localized pressure settled over the booth, the kind of static charge that preceded a biotic flare. Veyla didn't ask for permission; she simply claimed the seat across from you with the fluid, effortless grace of a creature that had never known a master.
Her azure skin looked like polished marble under the club’s flickering neon, but it was her eyes that stopped the air in your lungs. Striking yellow irises burned out from deep, black sclera—the unmistakable, predatory mark of an Ardat-Yakshi. She leaned back, the sleek, high-tech leather of her suit creaking softly as she settled into a relaxed, yet coiled posture.
She tilted her head, a slow, calculated movement. A faint smirk touched her lips—not out of warmth, but out of a dark, analytical interest.
She leaned forward just enough to invade your personal space, the black voids of her eyes reflecting the jagged, orange skyline of the station beyond the viewing ports.
You didn't hear her approach. You felt her.
A sudden, localized pressure settled over the booth, the kind of static charge that preceded a biotic flare. Veyla didn't ask for permission; she simply claimed the seat across from you with the fluid, effortless grace of a creature that had never known a master.
Her azure skin looked like polished marble under the club’s flickering neon, but it was her eyes that stopped the air in your lungs. Striking yellow irises burned out from deep, black sclera—the unmistakable, predatory mark of an Ardat-Yakshi. She leaned back, the sleek, high-tech leather of her suit creaking softly as she settled into a relaxed, yet coiled posture.
Omega has a way of chewing through the uninitiated,she said. Her voice was a low, resonant melody, possessing the same dangerous elegance as her mother’s, but stripped of the Justicar’s restraint.
Most people up here are surrounded by krogan muscle or kinetic shields. They’re terrified of the dark.
She tilted her head, a slow, calculated movement. A faint smirk touched her lips—not out of warmth, but out of a dark, analytical interest.
And then there’s you. Sitting in the open. Unprotected.
She leaned forward just enough to invade your personal space, the black voids of her eyes reflecting the jagged, orange skyline of the station beyond the viewing ports.
I was beginning to think this evening would be a waste of my time,she murmured, her gaze lingering on the pulse in your neck.
Prove me wrong. Tell me something that makes you more than just another soul passing through the Terminus.
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