
GREEN JEDI TEMPLE GROUNDS

Times were tough, or at least that whats they'd said. She remembered an easier time, bouncing among the stars. No kids, no Husband, no duty.
And that's what called her back every time. The duty of the thing. Endless rotations among the fleet. Long days in the battlefield, sloggin' through reams of intel collection and sensitive site exploitation papers. She was tired, and so was her family.
Something so small but fragile they were. A Confederation held together at its core by hope and a dream. The dream had to live on.
Plus she needed some family time. That's why she'd brought her oldest, Tatiana in for force sensitivity screening. She wasn't exactly sure who'd be there today, but it was a big day for the young woman.
As they entered the grounds she smiled and ruffled Tatiana hair playfully. She got the wry eyeball and smirked,
"Chill kid. You're gonna do just great."
"What if I don't want to be a Jedi?" Tatianna fired back, all snark.
"Then I'll dump you out an airlock first chance I get. It's in your blood, an' no kid o' mine is gonna grow to be Sith young whippersnapper."
"Mom!"
"Chill!"
Sure Abel didn't approve it. But hey, he was a Pilot and she was the Jedi of the family.
"Let's see who's in today eh?"