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History
Establishment
The Crossroads is a bar in Markosian City, on Tarthos. Nestled within the Sepros System, the property was purchased by Mirado Pepoi L'eonheart to help stimulate the economy of the planet after the destruction wreaked by the alien invaders against the Dark Brotherhood. During this conflcit, major portions of the city were destroyed. Mirado did not mind the bar itself, instead choosing to deal with the administrative duties needed to keep it in business.
Operation
After it's establishment, the bar was placed under the care of Roxas Buurenaar. He did not only tends the bar, but Roxas also lives in a room in the back. The bar caters to up and coming musicians, but only of a certain style. Both Mirado and Roxas prefer the blues, and as such these musicians are the only sort who are hosted at the venue. There aren't many rules, save that members of Clan Naga Sadow drink free.
Facilities
Beyond the stage and the bar, there is little that is immediately available to the general public.
Roxas long ago set up the back room to suit all his needs. This back room has a workbench, a safe (that houses his Mandalorian armor), and a bed; there is also a small kitchen and a private bathroom. When Roxas had to go on missions he would usually close down the bar. He just did not trust anyone else to work it properly, but on occasion he would allow members of DSOG to work the bar in his absence. On one occasion, he desire to to kill one unworthy individual for attempting to man his bar. However, he knew that it would be bad for the patrons to see this, so instead he opted to have the man arrested.
Entertainment
From Naga Sadow
In years past, Masika Oshairana would act as waitress and occasionally sing at the bar. This would change when she became the Krath Tetrarch of The Raptors. It is said that she occasionally still sings there on occasion, but sightings have been increasingly rare.
Musicians
Several blues musical acts and solo acts have graced the doors and the stage of The Crossroads. On one wall, every act that has been to the establishment has signed a section of wall. From rough scrawl to swirling script, one can look into one corner and see the multitude of artists who have made great memories for her patrons.
Trivia
- Music like this plays regularly in The Crossroads.