civilian quarters

@lee chaerin "I'm proud of me, simply being me. That /and/ I never had any sanity." He said with a wag of his finger, still supporting a rather proud grin. It was amusing, were all the clan leaders such.. pansies? Gheesh, it's like they all took the same coward course at 'how to bend over and be used' university. "A parasite? Actually... I think we're both feeding off each other right now. I'm eating up the irritated aura I'm getting from you, and you're just gorging yourself on my charisma and appeal." He said, shooting a rather sultry wink back at the commander. Jinki chuckled lightly at the other, as if he really cared how her hips moved when she walked. If anything, he'd prefer a one night stand, and drop her like nothing. Alas.. that was unprofessional.. right? "Hmm?" He was pulled out of his.. awkward thought from hearing the other, "Ahh, I'm just guessing. I'm sure the layouts are similar from ship to ship."

@lee jinki "You being so proud of that makes me worry for your sanity, if you have any" she said, raising her eyebrows, somewhat amused at his actions. This was becoming quite a day for her, he obviously being the man cause of her irritation. "I give trust where trust is do. I'm also not willing to risk my clan because i'm stubborn and want to fly solo. Well you know what they say, Great minds think alike" Chaerin said, giving him a long and slightly irritated glare. "Oh great, Your a parasite" she mumbled to herself as she walked down the hall. "My hips don't swing, they sway" She replied sarcastically. "And if that's what gets you off, go ahead" Chaerin added, waving her hand dismissively in the air, although if he did stare, she would have the urge to punch him in the throat. Her eyebrow raised as she watched him walk past her, leading the way confidently. "You seem to know your way quite well around here" Chaerin bemused.

@lee chaerin Another lie, how beautiful. "Hey now, I never denied my -ery. Nor will I ever." He said with a proud little puff of his chest. That's what he was known for, and will always be known for. Being an to people who haven't broken down his wall yet. Which took a long time to do, or a serious sob story. Even then it was a slim chance.
"No? Forming an alliance means trusting someone-- scratch that. It means trusting a handful of people. You're telling me you'll risk the lives of everyone in your clan because you don't think trusting a handful of people is a 'bad thing'. Wow, I think you and my commander would get along swimmingly." Jinki said, casually looking under his finger nails for any dirt. His ears instantly seemed to perk up when he heard the woman get up, which put him on guard. Trust no one. "Oh no, /honey/. You're going to have to do a lot more then hope to get me away." He smirked, turning on his heels to follow after the commander. Only to pause and furrow his brows. "Monologue?" Jinki thought to himself, before laughing once more. "Lead the way, beautiful. I'll stand back and watch your hips swing." And no, he wasn't /really/ going to stare at her . It was just another way to get under her skin as he walked past her, brushing by her shoulder in order to lead the way to the bar. Because of course he'd been there, since he was a sneaky little who knew his way around each clans areas.

@lee jinki "Honey, I don't lie. Never have, Never will" she responded, raising her eyebrow as he read her name out loud. "You mean kind of how jackass suits you?" Chaerin asked as she leaned forward, her elbow resting on her desk as her chin lay atop her palm. "I do believe it makes a clan stronger, but I don't think forming alliances is a bad thing. You should really stop trying to put words in my mouth because your acting quite full of yourself and it's not a very nice look on you". Chaerin watched as he turned around to face a random wall, her eyebrow cocked in questions, not quite sure why this man was staring at a wall. "I was just hoping you would leave AND leave me alone all at once" she said, rolling her eyes at the man as she got up, walking over to the door where he stood; "Assume whatever you want, in the end, the only one full of is you". With that said, Chaerin opened the door and walked out of her chamber, only pausing once to look over your shoulder. "You coming? Or are you going to stand there and start spewing another bull monologue?"

@lee chaerin "It's not nice to lie to my face--" He paused, picking up the name plate on the commanders desk, "Chaerin. Ahh, suits you." Jinki couldn't help but smirk slightly, intrigued when the other decided to choose against him. It had him inch back slightly and rub his cheek in amusement. "Why? Because you know it's the best way to make a clan strong. Strong enough that it wouldn't have to form any alliances and could handle itself? No, don't bother answering that, Chaerin. You'll probably keep trying to lie to my face." He laughed while standing up and turning to face a random wall, not wanting the woman to think she had his full attention. To which she never truly did in the first place. "If you say yes, we'll both be leaving to the bar. So.. technically, sure. Though, if you don't keep your word about having some drinks with me.. then I might just have to assume everyone from your clan is full of ." Was all Jinki said before making his way towards the door, wondering if she'd have a the guts to follow him.

@lee jinki "Actually, no. I don't really care at all, which is why I don't need to hide anything. Neither of those options interest me." Chaerin replied, tapping her long nails against her desk. She raised her eyebrows at his answer, not sure whether to be amused or annoyed."Well I'm glad your not a commander then, I completely agree with him" she said, choosing to just be neutral. Chaerin rolled her eyes at his question, running her hand through her short purplish-gray hair, moving it away from her face. "If I say yes, will you leave?" she asked, raising her eyebrows in hopes of him saying that he would. He could amuse her for a while, at least that could get her mind off of this stupid war that was happening. If he got to annoying should would probably take him out of her clan herself, just for the pleasure of kicking him out.

@lee chaerin "Come on, you care a little. You can try to hide it, but I know you're interested. If not me, then the alcohol." Jinki chuckled lightly, looking down at his shirt to pluck off a few small pieces of fuzz that weren't even there. Her next question literally fueled him with so much amusement, he couldn't help but smirk as he looked over at her. "No, I baby my commander. He may not realize it, but he's not suited for his role. He's about peace with in our clan, while I think we should take out reach of our weakest links. Sure, he's got a pretty smile that all the civilians like, but that's simply politics." He said while finally setting the pen down. After running his fingers through his longish brown hair, he turned around and placed both hands on the commanders desk. "So, do you want to let down the little wall you built up and have a drink with me? I won't ask about clan matters at all, and the conversation will stay light. Deal?" Jinki asked while tilting his head to the side, showing off his signature charming grin. While normally his offer would be full of , part of him just wanted company at the bar. It was boring sometimes, drinking alone. The knight needed a change up, someone new to talk to. Someone who wasn't scared to stand up to him, or even /attempt/ to put him in his place.

@lee jinki Chaerin rolled her eyes at the entrance of the annoying knight. She had begun to realize that he would do anything to get a reaction from her and she wasn't about to let that happen. "It's an offer I frankly don't give a crap about" she replied, shrugging her shoulders as she leaned back into her chair. She stared at him, eyebrow raised in amusement at how comfortable he was acting. "Is this how you act around your own commander?" Chaerin questioned, an amused tone to her voice. Honestly, this guy was the most entertaining thing she had seen all week, could even replace a clown. She stopped leaning back and instead reached down into her cabinet, pulling out a book and as he kept rambling on, she flipped through the pages, reaching where she left off. "Yep, that's exactly what I am" she replied, nonchalantly a bit of sarcasm in her voice as she started at the page in front of her, scanning it before flipping and continuing on. Chaerin really didn't care what this guy said, he was merely a knight. It's what her clan and other commanders thought that was important to her. Although, she didn't really care what commanders thought either, that was just more of a formality.

@lee chaerin A wide smirk played on his lips as he walked over to her desk, not being able to help notice how she hid away the folder. "Hmm? I just wanted to double check, and make sure you knew my offer was still on the table. I don't care that your a commander, honestly." He said while ping his jacket and shrugging it off his shoulders. While it may seem like he was just making himself more comfortable, he was seeing how much it took to really piss off a commander. Taking a seat on the corner of her desk, he reached over and pulled out a random pen and began to examine it. "You know, I didn't even think you were one. Honestly, you look more like.. oh, what do they call those guys who run back and forth between commander and knights. The little pencil pushers, who think they're important." No, he didn't really think that but it was a good opportunity to see whether or not this one actually cared. That and maybe he'd see a weakness or two while he was at it.

@lee jinki Chaerin headed back to her quarters, having spent too much time on that annoying man. No one has ever gotten on her nerves more then he did, and that was saying something. Entering her office, she headed over to her desk, sitting down in her chair as she massaged her temples. She looked over at her desk, noticing a folder on it. Signing, she opened the folder, noticing that it was full of tactical strategies her delegates has come up with. Closing the folder, she tossed it back onto her desk. First a knight from a different clan appeared here and now she has to go over war plans... why couldn't the clans just stop fighting? Chaerin's head shot up when she heard her door opening only to roll her eyes in response to who came in. "Oh great" she muttered, reaching over to the folder and putting it away in to a desk drawer. "And it just keeps getting worse from here" She replied, a sarcastic smile on her face. "What are you still doing here?" she questioned, leaning back in her chair as she crossed on long leg over the other, her arms resting on the arm rests of her chair.

@lee chaerin It was impossible not to scoff at the other, as if anyone would truly recognize him if he came through again. Civilians didn't care, they never did. They were too busy making sure the clan's ran smoothly from doing all the smaller things. There was no point in arguing it with the commander though, she could think whatever her pretty little heart desired. While casually strolling away, Jinki couldn't help the huge grin on his face. Of course she'd have people follow him~ No, he couldn't hear or see anyone. It was a matter of tactics and strategy. The commander would be stupid not to make sure he left her clan without causing trouble. So, of course, Jinki was the he always was. After suddenly taking a quick turns down halls, he noticed the trailing knights had lost him. "She's too much fun to just leave.." He whispered to himself before making his way around. Sometimes even stopping to politely ask a citizen which way was their commanders office was. Not even five minutes later, he was inviting himself into her office with an overly cocky grin on his face. "Oh, hey beautiful. Look, I think we got off to a bad start." His tone was full of sarcasm, but he was sure she could handle it.

@lee jinki [It's fine ^^ reply when you can... had to delete the previous one XD too many grammatical mistakes and they were annoying me]

"You should know that with the conflicts going on between clans, one can never be too careful. Riling them up? On the contrary, let them take a moment and remember your face. Next time it won't be as easy for you to go unnoticed here" She replied calmly, not allowing him to get her riled up. "This has nothing to do with whether I am smart or not. I couldn't possibly know you were from the Durus clan because when i asked for you to tell me who you were, you evaded and never answered the question". His attitude annoyed her to no end. He was looking down at her, as if she had less power than him and there was nothing Chaerin hated more than that. "I think that the one wasting someone else's time is you and frankly I don't have the time to deal with annoying pests like you" She replied, a sarcastic smile on her face. Chaerin scoffed as he repeated his offer. "The only reason I would show up at your training center is to chop off a pair" She stated, rolling her eyes as she turned to two of her knights who had just arrived. "Follow him unnoticed, make sure he doesn't do anything he shouldn't. If anything, bring him back to my quarters" She told them, watching as they walked off after him. "You can continue doing what you were doing" She told the citizens, smiling at them as she continued on her way.

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@lee chaerin ((Last reply for a little while ^^))

"No, I mistook you for someone who could see that I'm not here to mean any harm. Nor am I doing anything that can actually cause trouble. In fact, you making a big deal of me being here, is riling up your citizens." Jinki practically snarled at her, not caring if he got himself into a bit of trouble. "If you were smart, you'd realize that me being a knight from the Durus clan. Basically means that I could give a damn less about terrorizing anyone here." He said, trying his best not to raise his voice as his anger started to boil over. Even as the smaller lady came forward, as if trying to threaten his space, Jinki just smirked brighter. It was cute, her attempt to scare him and act tough. But it was going to take so much more then her to get him to back down. "You know what? You're wasting my time. I was in a good place in my book, and I have to find where I left off, thanks to a certain someone who obviously thinks she's got something to prove." He laughed, reaching down to grab his book. While normally he would of kept pushing and pushing, the fact of the matter was that all the civilians were starting to get on edge. Which would only make his face more memorable for when he'd come back to snoop. "Offer still stands though, beautiful. Stop by my training center and I'll take you out for a drink." He said over his shoulders as he walked out of the civilians quarters.

@lee jinki "You must have mistaken me for someone who's easily manipulated" she replied, her glare turning harder, eyes narrowing as she watched this rather annoying man talk. She raised her eyebrows as his response. "You don't belong to this clan, so I don't see how the state of the clan has anything to do with you" she replied, annoyance lacing her words. As he started talking about going for drinks, Chaerin took a step forward bringing herself closer to him, his figure taller then her. "This is the last time I'm asking nicely. What are you doing here, where you clearly don't belong?" She questioned, her hand resting on her hip as she waited for an answer. This man was wasting her time and if she had to, she would let the Knights deal with this.

@lee chaerin "Oh I get it, you want to act tough in front of everyone. Show 'em a girl commander isn't weak, blah blah." Jinki laughed under his breath, actually liking the small challenge that was being given to him. When told to watch himself, he could only roll his eyes and let his hands fall to his sides. "Look, ahh.. what's your name again? Let's go with beautiful-- yea, look beautiful. I'm just wondering the halls and seeing that every thing is okay." He said with a small nod, knowing that this commander was smart enough not to fall for his lies. It was more for the citizens, who would realize he wasn't a threat and go back to their daily, average lives. Reaching up to rub the slight scruff on his cheek, Jinki shifted his weight from one foot to the other as he decided the best way to go about this. The last thing he wanted was to cause trouble, but with how the commander was talking to him and acting so.. ballsy. Well, let's just say he couldn't help but push her buttons. "Here, how about I treat your pretty little face to a couple drinks, and we forget this," He gestured between the two of them, "Ever happened. It's a fair deal, you know. You look like you can handle your alcohol, so it'll probably take quite a few before your satisfied."

@lee jinki Chaerin raised her eyebrow at the audacity this man had. A commander was talking to him, yet he replied so causally. "Well Jinki, what exactly are you doing here in my clan?" she questioned, her voice full of authority, causing the civilians to look up from what they are doing and watch the scene unfold in front of them. Most commanders wouldn't know half of their clan, but because Chaerin was the first female commander, she took it upon herself to work harder and know every nook and cranny, every person who belonged to her clan. She watched as he stood up, not giving up any of her ground as she stood still. Chaerin scoffed when he began talking, a muttered 'Are you kidding me' escaping her lips. What did he take her for, a naive little girl? She couldn't lie, he was attractive, but that was the last thing on her mind. She had more important things to deal with. "I suggest you watch that mouth of your's, It might get you into a lot of trouble" She stated, looking not at all affected by what he said.

@lee chaerin He heard someone approaching, and from the aura.. it seemed like someone important. Even then, Jinki was far from a coward, so he stayed in his position of not so casually eavesdropping on the civilians without much thought. Yet as soon as two feet stopped by his side, he couldn't help but raise a brow out of curiosity. Whoa. What a . "Name's Jinki.." He said, in an almost bored tone as he kept pretending to read his book. Yet when the woman didn't leave, he couldn't help the annoyed twinge in the back of his head. Like a commander was able to recognize every single civilian they ruled over. It was impossible. Either way, he let out a bland sigh as he stood up, dropping the book in his place on the chair. "Oh, hmm. You're cuter then I expected." Yes, charm her. That's a guaranteed win. "So, what's a pretty lady like you in such a boring place like this, hm?" His smirk grew wider as his rather toned arms folded over his broad chest.

@lee jinki Chaerin walked along the halls of the civilian quarters, greeting the people, her second in command beside her as the discused business. "Those other commanders think they can take me lightly because I'm a women. It's ridiculous" she stated to her second, turning a corner in the hall leading to the sitting area in the center of the quarters. "Most of them don't even want to discuss peace, let alone try to come to a compromise". She stopped short of the sitting area, saying good bye as her second in command left to attend to other matters. She turned around, only to spot an unknown man sitting in one of the chairs like he belonged. Squinting her eyes, Chaerin made her way towards him, her strides full of purpose. Who was he and what did he want. Better yet, how could he have enough guts to walk around her clan. She stopped as she stood over his sitting figure. "Who the hell are you?" She questioned, her body alert yet she managed to look relaxed and annoyed.

@lee chaerin While it wasn't very smart to roam the halls of another clan, there was never much tension between Durus and Dulcedo. That, and unless a commander was around or a knight of the opposing clan, no one was likely to notice him. He kept to himself for the most part, just picking up any information from anyone having a conversation a little too loud. Which.. wasn't much help since they were mainly talking about trivial things, that honestly meant nothing to him. Not wanting to stick out too much, he sat down in what looked like a little sitting area, getting comfortable in a chair and opening the book he had brought along. Making it look like he was reading, Jinki stayed quiet and listened to everything going on around him instead. Just waiting for a good piece of information.