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Mysa Snowstrider Mysa Snowstrider
Naboo
Dee'ja Peak

Caleb stood beside Cassian, explaining to him a few things that had proceeded since he had been gone, in particular what they were able to uncover, and what still remained a mystery.

Cassian readied himself with the blaster pistol and fired once at the target. It was a quick shot, something that was a necessity for intelligence agents, and he missed the targeted silhouette completely. His brow furrowed as he adjusted his stance and fired again, missing completely, just to the right of the target's arm. He adjusted his stance once more, standing sideways as he raised the blaster pistol. There was noticeable shaking in his hand.

The Eldest sibling looked back toward Caleb, who didn't say much. He simply stared at Cassian and then at his target. He looked forward again and fired once. Annoyance quickly took hold as he began walking closer to the target, each quick step accompanied by another shot from his blaster pistol. He took a deep breath before lowering his weapon and looking at the target. There were several hits, but none were center mass. Not a single one.... It was something he used to be able to do on his worst day. That was before all of this, though.

Caleb approached, offering a small smile, a word of encouragement, and what little advice he could give.

"We don't have to do this all right now, Cassian. Perhaps at a later time?" The look on Caleb's face had softened, knowing what he had been through, without actually knowing. Caleb cherished the Abrantes children as if they were his own. It was hard, to see him going through something like this. "It will take time...."

The eldest Abrantes nodded, lowering the blaster pistol completely.

"Let's do that, thank you Caleb." He spoke, as he looked back towards the target, hitting the reset button. He needed to go for a walk, he moved away from the field range, moving down the stairs, and several Abrantes Guards closed the way to follow. "Stop." Cassian spoke, easily, but coldly as well. "Don't, I don't need to be followed and watched from afar like some sort of freak." They exchanged looks, before looking back to him.

"Sir, your Father and Mother-..."

"Go, now."
He spoke quickly interrupting them, in the same tone as before.

"Yes sir."

Cassian waited till they were gone until he would dissappear into the town. Gods he wanted a drink, he looked back towards the range, as a bow and arrow were present. Perhaps he could go hunt...

That was an idea.


 
She had spent the past two hours traipsing across the Highlands in search of Rennik's beloved tusk cat Gonk, who had gotten out right as she passed the Lepi's front door. The creature had been spooked by the presence of Felix, ironic given that Gonk was the larger of the pair... though admittedly, Felix had more bulk to him. Still, Ren had blamed Mysa for the whole ordeal and he had been very ardent when he insisted she be the one to bring the poor sweet puddy cat home.
Nevermind that Mysa was here on official business. Nevermind that she she was preparing to seek out Ala Quin Ala Quin and the Jedi Order, nope... what she absolutely had to do right now was search for a missing pet.
"This is your fault, you know?" she grumbled as an aside to her Frír, voice laced with naught but affection even so, "Did you have to growl?" At least Felix was taking the lead as they pushed through the trees that smattered the incline, not that Gonk's progress was hard to follow. There was broken branches and disturbed underbrush that led them on their merry little way.
Were it not such tight quarters, she might have ridden her beloved boy. It didn't seem wise, though, she'd no doubt whack her head, even with the Force to guide her. Felix was her companion, yes, but he was still largely a wild animal and his attention could change in a heartbeat.
Thankfully they had yet to stumble upon anything or anyone untoward, but as a distant flock of birds suddenly took to the skies and cried out she was left wondering how much of that was their new feline friend and how much was the result of Naboo's natural beasties.
For how beautiful the world was, it was filled with potential threats.
 

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