<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/23/2dcfcd001cca329430602d0a06c67db7.jpg)</div><strong>Jax Azavael</strong>(https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KJDPestXRVL9tsF0CJbQvrC27mLBJR6Fy2-wAs9YqaA/edit?usp=sharing)<br/><br/>Jax took a savory draw on the cola.   “Just right,” he purred.  He flashed the various girls a smile.  “Everyone has their own tastes, right?”<br/><br/>He gave Amelie's hard abs a playful backhand pat, “And their own workout strategies.”<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=301662.msg14751551#msg14751551">Quote from: Grizzly on 13-03-2019, 07:39:16</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Rally had been sitting crosslegged on the couch, her hands resting calmly on her knees.  She was dressed simply in a tight bodysuit, with a Strawberry Machine Cake branded  T-shirt over top.  Eyes closed, she sought to find a oneness with the universe, and she might have before Jax started going on again.  Her eyes popped open.  "You don't need to go out there to find the Void." she said, hoping to sound sage.  Rally hopped up off of the couch and calmly walked over to Jax.  <br/><br/>"The Void is all around us," she said, spreading her arms wide.  She then laid a hand on his chest.  "but it can also be found in here.  And also in here."  With these last words, Rally playfully tapped a finger on Jaxs forehead.  "Void is a state of being, or rather the total absence of being.  To be at one with everything, accepting the flow of the universal harmonics as they permeate this plane of reality.  It doesn't matter where you are, man, the Void just is.  At least that was what I was taught."<br/><br/>Smiling, Rally reached into the fridge and pulled out one of the cans of cola.  "I think that I'll join you with being one with the Cola."<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Jax grinned, “Not a connection I ever made, Rally.  I like it.”  He was mystic enough to have studded the concept that all things could be connected through nothingness, and that everyone could become one in silence.<br/><br/>He touched Ainwin on the shoulder.  “Cactus Cola isn't for everyone, but anyone could appreciate your poetry.  Don't keep it silent, okay?”<br/><br/>Then he stepped back and slipped down onto the chair next to Rally.  “It's actually a really old drink,” he explained, taking a nice sip.  “The Ikeshti figured out that some cactus pulp made a good, sweet trail ration—tasty and energizing.  The local humans of Akiton started trading for it.  They usually thought it was thick and slimy, but in the early days of refrigeration an ice cream salesman figured out you could mix it with carbonated water.”  Jax took another draw and gave a contented sigh.<br/>“Store the syrup right and it stays fresh for decades.”