02-14-2009, 02:37 PM
The "Mando'a Bonxa" was a barren place, devoted to the job of drinking, and the rough talk of soldiers. Mandalorian pilots, men and women alike, frequented its four walls for downtime after time in the cockpit.
The walls were plastered with the photos of pilots killed in battle. The only way to go, really, if you were a Mandalorian. Many fallen soldiers were regarded with reverence. The former Mandalore, John Cabot, and the crew of the Goju Ryu, were featured prominantly on one wall. The ship was captured, and is now a Kusari Naval Forces vessel again, and her crew was killed by the boarding party. It was assumed by those present that the Kusari murdered them after taking them prisoner, but the truth was far more complicated.
Mandalorian women pilots graced the wall too. Alor'ads Amanda Woods, and Kyr'am Prudii were shown next to each other on the north wall. Both strong and attractive women, the former Bretonian, the latter Mandalorian, sadly lost to space.
This was not, to say the least, a place one could buy a claret...
And "Mando'a Bonxa" means "Mandalorian Sandbox". The former owner had a sense of humour. It was also not wise to make fun of that name...
The walls were plastered with the photos of pilots killed in battle. The only way to go, really, if you were a Mandalorian. Many fallen soldiers were regarded with reverence. The former Mandalore, John Cabot, and the crew of the Goju Ryu, were featured prominantly on one wall. The ship was captured, and is now a Kusari Naval Forces vessel again, and her crew was killed by the boarding party. It was assumed by those present that the Kusari murdered them after taking them prisoner, but the truth was far more complicated.
Mandalorian women pilots graced the wall too. Alor'ads Amanda Woods, and Kyr'am Prudii were shown next to each other on the north wall. Both strong and attractive women, the former Bretonian, the latter Mandalorian, sadly lost to space.
This was not, to say the least, a place one could buy a claret...
And "Mando'a Bonxa" means "Mandalorian Sandbox". The former owner had a sense of humour. It was also not wise to make fun of that name...