[ Funny how a response like this only serves to comfort Dokja who has no idea how to deal with outward kindness. There's a knowing smile left on his face when the connection is severed, and then he goes about getting his affairs in order.
The next day sees Dokja at the promised location, seated atop a large pile of rubble from what used to be the Theater. He sends a quick I'm here to Cassian through Communion, then leans back on his hands, casting his gaze upward to stare at the night sky. He doesn't spend much, if any, time in Highstorm, so this is a change in pace from the sunny skies of Springstar. How interesting, he thinks, that his gaze doesn't shy away from the stars like it would have months ago.
When Cassian shows up, he'll notice that Dokja doesn't have much on him. Just the clothes on his back, no weapon in sight, and looking very much unbothered by what's about to transpire. Whatever the requirements had been for being placed on that list, it's hard to believe that it would name... just a guy.
Then again, there are a few people as fucked up as Dokja with him treating this like any other day. Maybe "just a guy" isn't quite right. ]
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The next day sees Dokja at the promised location, seated atop a large pile of rubble from what used to be the Theater. He sends a quick I'm here to Cassian through Communion, then leans back on his hands, casting his gaze upward to stare at the night sky. He doesn't spend much, if any, time in Highstorm, so this is a change in pace from the sunny skies of Springstar. How interesting, he thinks, that his gaze doesn't shy away from the stars like it would have months ago.
When Cassian shows up, he'll notice that Dokja doesn't have much on him. Just the clothes on his back, no weapon in sight, and looking very much unbothered by what's about to transpire. Whatever the requirements had been for being placed on that list, it's hard to believe that it would name... just a guy.
Then again, there are a few people as fucked up as Dokja with him treating this like any other day. Maybe "just a guy" isn't quite right. ]