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[Dev Thread][Training] Songs of the Sirens: Chapter II

Saera Willamina Savan

~+--- Skaidra ---+~ Beskarsmith, Alchemist
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Two years had passed.​
The fauna and the flora there both stood again.​
The young Saera held out her hand just as asked.​
Their castle on Serpena was long gone, lost to the Fringe Lords' reign.​
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The girl's solemn eyes slowly opened, gazing back upon her mother.​
In her gaze lay eyes like Krayt pearls.​
Saera hoped her returned inquisition hadn't been a bother.​
Such was just how destiny unfurls.​
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"Mother Circe," she asked, "teach me again about the White Current."​
Saera, to her training would not let time be a deterrent.​
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[member="Enigma"]​
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(((I have no clue if I am doing this correctly, lol)))​
 
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
With snuggles she approached her girl​
more emotional by the minute.​
"Darling, I'll teach you about the Current,​
how to fight a Force-user and win it."​
​
Her option here to do such work​
left her spirit torn and tattered.​
Still, she loved her baby girl​
and because of that, it mattered.​
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"Focus hard, my darling,​
on what you want to most make.​
It could be anything at all...​
Perhaps a piece of cake?"​
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[member="Særa Ayña Savan"]​
 

Saera Willamina Savan

~+--- Skaidra ---+~ Beskarsmith, Alchemist
In stark contrast they hailed from two different realms.​
The Mistress' daughter was of a lighter shade of soul.​
All that bore witness to their conspiracies were tall and mighty elms.​
Nigh could the young mistress-in-training fathom the Darker Lady's goal.​
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"Mother, I don't understand."​
The young girl pouted.​
She continued to hold out her hand, now both, to focus as planned.​
Perhaps she'd do better to envision the journey, not the destination, but it was that journey she doubted.​
​
All young Saera felt was the gentle breeze.​
Her eyes closed to feel the world around her.​
Her ears caught sounds of the rustling leaves of trees.​
All she wanted was her beloved parents by her side, the only thing they could concur.​
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[member="Enigma"]​
 
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Circe raised a hand​
within which a glass formed.​
"It just takes concentration, honey,​
like it did when you were born."​
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She smiled and for a moment​
recollected her conception:​
just like a dream within a dream​
that some would call 'inception.'​
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"Come towards me," she gladly said,​
her arms open wide.​
"Perhaps if we cuddle,​
you'll understand how, deep inside."​
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[member="Særa Ayña Savan"]​
 

Saera Willamina Savan

~+--- Skaidra ---+~ Beskarsmith, Alchemist
"Mommy," she jested, "I think it was more than cuddling you and Mommy Aynea were concentrating on when I was, err, 'made'."​
She wondered, how could the White Current be helped by cuddling?​
In truth, it was her mothers, to each other, 'getting laid.'​
It was then that it all came to her, suddenly less befuddling.​
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The young Vinferalathi had only wanted her mothers dearest.​
They also held the same desire for each other.​
She then turned to the one whom was nearest.​
It was all a matter of trading one concept for another.​
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The girl's eyes closed and her mind came open.
Like the shifting ties, the Force she felt rise and fall.
​
Her small-framed body fell into her mother's, arm in arm, pray a good omen.​
It so had it, she had her mother's gift - she was her part-clone, after all.​
​
What young Saera had formed was a watery clone of [member="Enigma"].​
The girl was progressing well for a first-time practitioner.​
However, the clone was loose and opaque, more a sort of stigma.​
At least it had proven she was a good cuddler and a better listener.​
 
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
"Well..." She paused,​
wondering here and now.​
Should she explain the birds and bees?​
How a calf's made from bull and cow?​
​
But then again, Saera's creation​
had little to nothing to do with sex.​
It was more a combination of science​
along with a potent Sith hex.​
​
"You've done quite well so far, sweet thing."​
Her mother such supported her interest.​
If she was here and OOC,​
she'd put it up on Pinterest.​
​
"That's good, that's good," she stated,​
"She's not at all half-baked."​
And now it was time to detail the illusion​
So it wouldn't look so faked.​
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[member="Særa Ayña Savan"]​
 

Saera Willamina Savan

~+--- Skaidra ---+~ Beskarsmith, Alchemist
[member="Enigma"], it seemed, had a decent sense of rhyme.​
However, she couldn't end a sentence properly to save her life.​
Poetry was, for Nyxie, a favorite pastime.​
The lack of periods and liberal interpretation of what a 'sentence' is had cut her eyes like a knife.​
​
Back on the subject of Saera's training, she knew what procreation was naturally.​
She wouldn't have made the comment if she wasn't already aware.​
The irony was that while her birth was natural, her conception was not actually.​
That was, of course, unless birds and bees came out of cloned embryos, she'd dare.​
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Concerning Saera's lack of detail, only with time came skill.​
Even a girl with natural talent, with practice made perfect.​
For now, the young Vinferalathi simply did it for the thrill.​
The illusory clone of Circe could be excused of its neglect.​
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"Mom!" Saera gleefully inquired, "Are you up for a little wager?"​
"I bet yours was just as bad at first," she said and stuck out her tongue.​
"You should make an illusion of me! I don't see the danger."​
Circe's only risk was being a few credits poorer if her clone was dung.​
 
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
[member="Særa Ayña Savan"]​
​
Circe expected snuggles​
as her victory decree​
and as Saera made the wager,​
she smiled and said, "We'll see."​
​
Then through a maelstrom of power​
drawn straight from the Dark Side nexus​
came an image of whom the Ewoks said:​
"That crazy schutta vexed us!"​
​
While initially perfect,​
her black-haired locks​
quickly changed to white​
as she now looked like a fox.​
​
Within seconds of artificing,​
Saera was not alone.​
For standing right in front of her​
was a perfect fox-plant clone.​
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"Well, my sweet," said Circe,​
"I suppose you lost this struggle."​
Then she opened her arms quite wide,​
and said, "Now... let's snuggle."​
 

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