Post by Force_Flow on Aug 22, 2007 18:20:00 GMT -4
Skye had told Jaing she was going to the MedBay, but she didn't really intend on going there. Not at all. So, to pass up the time, she had gone back to her quarters to take a quick shower that lasted about only three minutes and changed into a clean outfit.
Her shoulder was aching, and she grimaced as she moved it around in a circling motion. She had pulled something, and that something wasn't taking it well. Opening a bottle of painkillers, she swallowed three pills and proceeded to get ready for a long walk in the woods to discover new trails no one new about, the best picnic places, and even a place to practice Vaapad secretly.
Her computer on her desk was playing music from Coruscant, and she danced to the rhythm as she moved around her cramped quarters, stepping over dirty robes and pieces of dismantled machinery she hadn't figured out how to put back together once she had taken them apart.
She had bought herself a small carry-bag from the small town four kilometers away, and in it she stored a flashlight, comlink, and lightsaber. She didn't like being recognized as a Jedi, for any praise or complements her way made her uneasy. Traveling to the local town once, Imbrannii, she had gone on a date with a boy there. They hadn't kissed, but they saw each other time-to-time. After she had told him she was an apprentice, it had stopped and she had never seen him again. He was afraid of her.
The thought barely crossed her mind when she heard knocking on the door. Limberly crossing over to the computer to mute it, she said,"Come in!" and continued packing, including a few hundred credits she had earned for scouting out a new, shorter path from the Enclave to the most major cities or landmarks.
She froze as she registered that her Master had entered, and kept her head down so she wouldn't see the bruises on her face. She chided herself for not hiding her arms better as Amaya took her left arm and inspected it at eye level. "Just a few marks," she said hastily. "They'll heal." Pulling her arm away from the Zabrak's cold hands, she said, "Besides, I'll need that arm: I'm going out." She cleared her throat. "Unless you want me to stay here, of course," she added quickly.
Her shoulder was aching, and she grimaced as she moved it around in a circling motion. She had pulled something, and that something wasn't taking it well. Opening a bottle of painkillers, she swallowed three pills and proceeded to get ready for a long walk in the woods to discover new trails no one new about, the best picnic places, and even a place to practice Vaapad secretly.
Her computer on her desk was playing music from Coruscant, and she danced to the rhythm as she moved around her cramped quarters, stepping over dirty robes and pieces of dismantled machinery she hadn't figured out how to put back together once she had taken them apart.
She had bought herself a small carry-bag from the small town four kilometers away, and in it she stored a flashlight, comlink, and lightsaber. She didn't like being recognized as a Jedi, for any praise or complements her way made her uneasy. Traveling to the local town once, Imbrannii, she had gone on a date with a boy there. They hadn't kissed, but they saw each other time-to-time. After she had told him she was an apprentice, it had stopped and she had never seen him again. He was afraid of her.
The thought barely crossed her mind when she heard knocking on the door. Limberly crossing over to the computer to mute it, she said,"Come in!" and continued packing, including a few hundred credits she had earned for scouting out a new, shorter path from the Enclave to the most major cities or landmarks.
She froze as she registered that her Master had entered, and kept her head down so she wouldn't see the bruises on her face. She chided herself for not hiding her arms better as Amaya took her left arm and inspected it at eye level. "Just a few marks," she said hastily. "They'll heal." Pulling her arm away from the Zabrak's cold hands, she said, "Besides, I'll need that arm: I'm going out." She cleared her throat. "Unless you want me to stay here, of course," she added quickly.
