I figured I'd join the club and post something of Nealla's potential opinions on others and what kind of relationships they might have.<br/><br/><strong>Tyron Bronwell Ordo-</strong><em>"Oya manda! Mando'ade should stick together in places like this."</em>Suffice it to say, Nealla would greatly enjoy having a friend with some honor around these parts. She'd likely be happy to run jobs with him, and she'd keep him in mind when she needs backup. Depending on how extensively he's familiar with Mandalorian culture, she may very well take it upon herself as his elder to make sure he understands his people and appreciates their ways.<br/><br/><strong>Dae Meirka-</strong>I guess I'll hold off on this one for now, until things are worked out.<br/><br/><strong>Yig-</strong><em>"All sentients deserve to hold their fate in their own hands."</em>Nealla obviously couldn't afford to go around freeing every slave she crossed paths with, but she absolutely views the practice as abhorrent, and would certainly be willing to help Yig gain her freedom if the opportunity arose. Of course, being a Mandalorian, she'd expect the wookie to fight for her own freedom.<br/><br/><strong>Shaa Raa-</strong><em>"Certainly useful to have around, but can he be trusted?"</em>A Mandalorian in Nealla's position is not about to turn her nose at potential allies, but she's also not going to trust an outsider until they've earned it.<br/><br/><strong>Chia Luaneth-</strong><em>"Smart, attractive, utter bantha poodoo in a fight. She'd make an awful Mandalorian, but a pleasant enough client."</em>Her complete inability to fight does mean she doesn't have the instant respect a fellow warrior might earn, but it does mean she's in constant need of some muscle, which means credits for Nealla. On top of that, Nealla would appreciate Chia's directness, and her skills do complement the areas where Nealla is lacking. Plus she's not bad to look at, so that's always a plus. All in all, Nealla doesn't mind working with or for Chia.<br/><br/><strong>Ve'tralla Kurzen-</strong><em>"You'd actually make a damn fine Mandalorian."</em>Nealla would respect a fellow warrior, and a fellow swordfighter. Her soft spot for orphans would mesh well with Nealla's Mandalorian sensibilities, especially since her own daughter was an orphan (and the fact that she lost her own parents.) Of course, Nealla WAS partially responsible for orphaning her kid in the first place, but that's kinda just how Mandalorians roll.<br/><br/><strong>Therion Altier-</strong><em>"Potentially a useful ally, but I've met more honest Hutts."</em>Her opinion on Therion would be mixed. She sees the potential for a valuable ally in him, but she's also not yet willing to trust him as far as she could throw him. If he's tried to use her care for her daughter against her in the past, she would have her guard up in full force around him.<br/><br/><strong>Kea Elysar-</strong><em>"Definitely an ally worth having in a place like this."</em>All in all, she'd probably see Kea as a very useful person to have around. Nealla wants to be the first to know if the Empire plans to make a move on Smuggler's Run, she needs to know what happened to her family, and all in all, Kea would probably be a very good source of jobs, when Nealla's not doing bodyguard work for Chia.<br/><br/><strong>Ayami-Jahna Terkana-</strong><em>"Pretty, sweet, charming, very, very fragile looking."</em>As said, probably wouldn't have that extensive a relationship. They may certainly have crossed paths, and Nealla would no doubt enjoy the view, but that's probably been the extent of it so far, unless AJ's found herself in need of a mercenary for any reason.<br/><br/><strong>Zebrin-</strong><em>"How are you with rare freighters?"</em>Nealla would absolutely need the help of a mechanic. Mandalorian training is more focused on making other things dead while keeping yourself not dead, than on learning how to repair a busted hyperdrive. Considering only 9 stathas-class freighters exist, she can use the most talented mechanics she can find when hers breaks down.