Serra Val Rhia
The Daughter of Angels
Tython. A planet she has found herself on for quite the while now, and though the planet was nice enough, when atrocities erupted throughout the galaxy and she sat idle it was with a nagging itch in her blood. One that could not be reached until she was out and aiding those who otherwise could not aid themselves. Many thought themselves weak for such a thing but Serra saw it differently. Attempting to overcome forces beyond yourself for the sake of appearing strong was different than accepting help and becoming strong. Thus it was why she remained here. What help would she be if she raced off now only appearing strong? She would need help reaching the prowess necessary to face what was out there.
Requesting another knight or master to guide her hand in training the Daughter of Angels was told that she should expect a man named Synlidwirh Daemoniscus, or as the knight providing the news who struggled with the pronunciation opted to instead just say [member="Syn"] . She had heard he had uncommon origins but then, many people did. She herself was raised by what the galaxy knew as mythical angels. Creatures that flew up and guided ships to their destruction by distraction alone. Sitting in the midst of the Jedi garden she found herself surrounded by a small variety of beautiful flowers. Last she was here they did not exist. Serra was thankful that even in times such as this, grim and dark and stressful, that some Jedi somewhere had taken the time to give these plants life.
Now however she simply waited on the arrival of her most recent master. A tinge of excitement escaping her calm demeanor as she sat cross-legged in the grass. But she was not meditating - instead she simply watched as the sun rose. The morning air filling her.
Requesting another knight or master to guide her hand in training the Daughter of Angels was told that she should expect a man named Synlidwirh Daemoniscus, or as the knight providing the news who struggled with the pronunciation opted to instead just say [member="Syn"] . She had heard he had uncommon origins but then, many people did. She herself was raised by what the galaxy knew as mythical angels. Creatures that flew up and guided ships to their destruction by distraction alone. Sitting in the midst of the Jedi garden she found herself surrounded by a small variety of beautiful flowers. Last she was here they did not exist. Serra was thankful that even in times such as this, grim and dark and stressful, that some Jedi somewhere had taken the time to give these plants life.
Now however she simply waited on the arrival of her most recent master. A tinge of excitement escaping her calm demeanor as she sat cross-legged in the grass. But she was not meditating - instead she simply watched as the sun rose. The morning air filling her.