Sci-Fi RP Negotiating the Way of Space Elven Connections

[Knight_of_None]

"Unfortunately I am not a fleet commander. You'll excuse my amusement." He said simply, smooth his hands over his robes. Mala'konzo didn't seem troubled or vexed by her tone. "Is that where I'm to gasp and tremble? Or peek at your marvels of warfare?"

 

[RedCoat]

"Hmm. Interesting." Was all she said in reaction, crossing her own arms, looking at him critically "So... Where shall we go from here, Envoy? Do we talk in circles until the end of the universe, or shall we try a new approach?"

 

[Knight_of_None]

"You want for nothing in this wide galaxy in all of your small garden...hm." He paused thoughtfully. "If I may. You say your race is naturally hard to distinguish as you go by scent. But with the size of your system, and cluster of worlds...I imagine your people have....mmm...only coupled with itself. Have you any issues of lack of biodiversity?"

 

[RedCoat]

"Envoy, are you insinuating something?" She laughed in response to his words, shaking her head "We have not only 'coupled' with ourselves. There are a fair number of our people who live outside of our worlds, as mercenaries. It is not something we are proud of, but we have always been soldiers, and that instinct runs deep in the blood. As for Biodiversity, our population is more than large enough to avoid that sort of issue."

 

[Knight_of_None]

"I consider any possibility, we've encountered situations where a population has...made due and has struggled with the results. I do hope you don't hold it as a insult for checking." He said folding his arms behind his back. "You've carved quite the bunker." He said as he turned to look outside the window. "I'm sure if I were still to be a warrior, we would have made quite the show of warfare. Hm. What do your people enjoy for Amenities? "

 

[RedCoat]

“We do not have much most species would consider such. Our culture is combative, revelling in conflict. As such, our people use simulators, both to train, learn and for entertainment. Games are typically shows of skill and power, fighting untenable odds with the least equipment.” She replied, matter of factly, crossing her arms “There is also a… subculture. Of pleasure seekers, who find such in the pain the simulators inflict.” She shrugged at her own words “Otherwise, we are a people of simple means.”