Naniti
Character
Naniti hated shuttles. They were cramped. Devote of anything visually or audibly stimulating. Mediocre food service at best. Years ago she wouldn't have even noticed the food quality. Food fueled the body and mind. It was a necessary tool to survive. Then Lysander and her kept indulging in culinary pursuits and started cooking their own... Turned out just like she'd expected. It was difficult not to notice when the food wasn't properly seasoned, properly cooked, or fresh instead of flash-frozen for interstellar transport. All thoughts and sensations that only made the trip more unbearable; she couldn't get away from thinking about what had happened.
She was alone on the shuttle. Lysander had always run off on missions and pursuits, and she'd had a few background things herself, but she could always find him again when she wanted to. Now? Her efforts at building some kind of spy network didn't amount to much when it came to launching an invasion on the Republic to get him back. Infiltrating confinement facilities hadn't been a priority. What Sith planned to be captured? There'd been more pressing concerns.
At last, the shuttle docked aboard Throneworld. The violet Togruta stood to her feet and made her way down the ramp without sharing a word with another soul. They were even less important to her now then they had been before Jakku -- back when the only person that matter had been Lysander. With him... held by the Republic now she found other people even less tolerable. They weren't useful to her. Their blank stares and self-interested pursuits only made Naniti want to literally tear their heads off and stick them on a pike.
Fortunately, and perhaps completely normal under the circumstances, the guide didn't offer to escort her to a room to rest first. The Empress
Naniti's sharp teeth clenched as her hands balled up at her sides. Each stride was full of vigor; not an ounce of lethargy or hesitancy to be found summoned to the Empress. Lysander had been her student. Was her student! If there was someone with the power and interest to help free him of the Republic it was her. With that thought, her fingers relaxed, but the rhythm of her pace remain the same.