Verrin Ris'To
K'paur Pureblood
Verrin had been nearly bursting with excitement as the shuttle touched down on Alderaan, and it had taken a lot of his self-control to keep himself under control as the ramp lowered. He didn't really want to look like a youngling leaving the temple for the first time, especially in front of his fellow Padawans and the Knight that had accompanied them on this 'learning trip'.
As they walked out of the shuttle, Verrin was finally able to see the planet that captured his imagination for the last few hours. The crystal, blue skies with the occasional lazy, white cloud floating by, the green grass, tall, and snow capped mountains; it was beautiful. Even the slight chill in the air could not take away from the planets natural allure. Almost all of his time had been spent on Coruscant, and the few planets he had been allowed to go could not compare to the natural beauty of this planet.
Verrin stopped to breath in the fresh air of the planet, his lungs stung slightly from the sudden intake of cold air. His eyes were jumping all over the landscape trying to take in as much as possible, so consumed with looking; he had stopped paying attention to what the knight and fellow padawans were talking about as he followed behind them.
The walk was far too short for Verrin's liking as their destination came into view, a small enclave tucked into the mountain ranges where young Jedi could come and center themselves in the tranquil environment, but the enclave looked confining compared to the surroundings, and he wanted to wander and explore the planets beauty, not be locked into a small facility doing the same thing he did for hours every day, meditate to keep himself under control.
As they entered the building, Verrin paused outside the door. He didn't want to enter. Normally, he did as he was bidden as he still had much to prove to himself and others, but... he didn't know when the next time he would be able to come to this planet, and he wanted to experience it. Fully experience it, so Verrin took a deep breath to gather his nerves and turned around, letting the doors close behind him separating him from the group.
He would apologize to the Masters later, but for now, the planet was calling to his spirit. The next few hours were his... Verrin could only hope that the masters wouldn't notice his absence for a bit so that they wouldn't spend time chasing him causing him to get in more trouble then he already would. Taking another deep breath of the cold air, he started walking in a random direction, enjoying the feel of his robes sliding over the green glass.
[member="Alexandra Cinthra"]
As they walked out of the shuttle, Verrin was finally able to see the planet that captured his imagination for the last few hours. The crystal, blue skies with the occasional lazy, white cloud floating by, the green grass, tall, and snow capped mountains; it was beautiful. Even the slight chill in the air could not take away from the planets natural allure. Almost all of his time had been spent on Coruscant, and the few planets he had been allowed to go could not compare to the natural beauty of this planet.
Verrin stopped to breath in the fresh air of the planet, his lungs stung slightly from the sudden intake of cold air. His eyes were jumping all over the landscape trying to take in as much as possible, so consumed with looking; he had stopped paying attention to what the knight and fellow padawans were talking about as he followed behind them.
The walk was far too short for Verrin's liking as their destination came into view, a small enclave tucked into the mountain ranges where young Jedi could come and center themselves in the tranquil environment, but the enclave looked confining compared to the surroundings, and he wanted to wander and explore the planets beauty, not be locked into a small facility doing the same thing he did for hours every day, meditate to keep himself under control.
As they entered the building, Verrin paused outside the door. He didn't want to enter. Normally, he did as he was bidden as he still had much to prove to himself and others, but... he didn't know when the next time he would be able to come to this planet, and he wanted to experience it. Fully experience it, so Verrin took a deep breath to gather his nerves and turned around, letting the doors close behind him separating him from the group.
He would apologize to the Masters later, but for now, the planet was calling to his spirit. The next few hours were his... Verrin could only hope that the masters wouldn't notice his absence for a bit so that they wouldn't spend time chasing him causing him to get in more trouble then he already would. Taking another deep breath of the cold air, he started walking in a random direction, enjoying the feel of his robes sliding over the green glass.
[member="Alexandra Cinthra"]