Shiraya's Odyssey

"I know I should have told you before I left Coruscant, but I wanted the news of my reassignment to be a surprise." Briana explained, unloading another box filled with various items of her personal belongings into Brandyn's waiting arms. For how long had they been apart this time? Too long, at least since all of this 'Jedi' responsibility had taken over their lives. "I met this amazing Jedi Master who agreed to bring me here to Ossus and..." whipping around with the last of her belongings in hand, Briana frowned. "Brandyn? I haven't seen you in almost three months and you're already tuning me out? Hey! Are you listening to me!?" Her eyes rolled, nudging him with her elbow to get this reunion train moving, relying on him for guidance.
"Anyway," she continued on, as if not missing a single beat in her sentence. "She agreed to train me after telling me about her methods, and honestly? Sounded waaay more interesting than what I've been doing."
Shafts of morning light glinted off the stony cliff surfaces leading them to the temple where dozens of other Jedi trainees of varying ages and species roamed the grounds. Briana instantly picked up on the mixture of languages and sounds, along with the rich open-air smell that came from the uncharted terrain beyond. She was already finding this much more exciting than being stuck back inside a stuffy old temple, smack dab in the heart of one of the most heavily populated and polluted cities in the Core. The old holo recordings she'd seen of Mom and Dad from back during the days of the TBK investigation made Coruscant look a lot more impressive than it actually was, much to Briana's disappointment.
"Just wait until you meet her, you'll see. I think she's meeting us at the dorms." Blindly following Brandyn along, Briana only stopped once, her deep blue eyes falling on the ancient structure that emerged before them. She felt a tangle of nerves hit her gut, glancing back over to her brother. "Wow." Even Briana had to admit (begrudgingly), that in all of her years looking over her beloved Naboo landscape, she'd never seen anything that hit her at the core of her soul. Briana instantly shook her head, annoyed by the idea that her feelings were allowing her to become so awestruck.
She cleared her throat lightly, "Hey, don't let me forget... once everything gets settled,

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