Dharma Vessia
Lords of the Fringe
Spice Den: Main Floor
Placing the sabers back in the holsters she had around her thighs, her hands than clapped together. She slowly rubbed them together as she looked over the dead bodies. Many had ran from the den after they answered. Some might have answers to her other questions but she make a deal with each person in the den. With the deed done, her usage of the force went back to down to dealing with the talking objects that remained in the room. She had no clue she actually held everyone because she saw the animated clothes say they were staying.
Dharma needed a moment before moving to her next desire. Sitting down in a chair that was in the middle of the den, she continued looked at the bodies. Focus was the key to stage. All the energy was needed to pull it off. Taking deep breathes; the only alive person in the room was letting force build up with in and around her. Such a focus on the force meant for her to hear even more voices from the smallest of inanimate objects.
Standing back up after it got very noisy for Dharma, she stretched her arms out with palms facing up. The force washed over the bodies as it was pushed outward from Dharma. It was one of two abilities she had learned outside of her “curse”. A long time and practice over it while her lifelong ability plagued her did give her pleasure once it was mastered. When she was a child, many of her teachers just pushed her to the side and called her untrainable. Now she stood with the desire to bend the force to her needs.
One body moved on the floor. Then it slowly took to its feet. Pulling the force inwards again, she took the act to refocus and wash the room. Even her focus and pushing herself did not quiet the voices around her. They continued on with what they wanted to say. It was annoying and disheartening; however, some of feelings shrank as another she killed stood up. Arms almost waved in the air as she tried to make others stand up in a state of undead.
Once the four one stood up, her arms fell to her side and she flopped into the chair. Sighing softly, she looked at the ones that stood, and with an exhausted tone said, “I’ll with you lot in a moment.”
One replied with a groan as he was still adjusting to moving his stiff muscles again. Two other were more understandable with an “Oh… kay…eh.” The one that made the most sense was the first up and he said, “Take your time.”
Placing the sabers back in the holsters she had around her thighs, her hands than clapped together. She slowly rubbed them together as she looked over the dead bodies. Many had ran from the den after they answered. Some might have answers to her other questions but she make a deal with each person in the den. With the deed done, her usage of the force went back to down to dealing with the talking objects that remained in the room. She had no clue she actually held everyone because she saw the animated clothes say they were staying.
Dharma needed a moment before moving to her next desire. Sitting down in a chair that was in the middle of the den, she continued looked at the bodies. Focus was the key to stage. All the energy was needed to pull it off. Taking deep breathes; the only alive person in the room was letting force build up with in and around her. Such a focus on the force meant for her to hear even more voices from the smallest of inanimate objects.
Standing back up after it got very noisy for Dharma, she stretched her arms out with palms facing up. The force washed over the bodies as it was pushed outward from Dharma. It was one of two abilities she had learned outside of her “curse”. A long time and practice over it while her lifelong ability plagued her did give her pleasure once it was mastered. When she was a child, many of her teachers just pushed her to the side and called her untrainable. Now she stood with the desire to bend the force to her needs.
One body moved on the floor. Then it slowly took to its feet. Pulling the force inwards again, she took the act to refocus and wash the room. Even her focus and pushing herself did not quiet the voices around her. They continued on with what they wanted to say. It was annoying and disheartening; however, some of feelings shrank as another she killed stood up. Arms almost waved in the air as she tried to make others stand up in a state of undead.
Once the four one stood up, her arms fell to her side and she flopped into the chair. Sighing softly, she looked at the ones that stood, and with an exhausted tone said, “I’ll with you lot in a moment.”
One replied with a groan as he was still adjusting to moving his stiff muscles again. Two other were more understandable with an “Oh… kay…eh.” The one that made the most sense was the first up and he said, “Take your time.”