Darth Gyaumchem
Raya was right, for once, about headphones. The simple ear covering headphone is the greatest invention in the history of sapient kind. Sure, one could see the antiquated printing press, or the hyperdrive as the one thing which brought sapient from various planets together, but the headphone!
The headphone makes separation in an interwoven world. No wonder Raya loves hers so much that she’s never without. I can hear nothing but the post-electro-synth-rock-whatsamawhatsits pouring through the padded cups around my ears, from the data chit she pinned to my linen blouse. Sleeves rolled up, only one side tucked into my soft grey linen trousers, the clothing is loose.
Loose as this beat. A nibble on my lip later, jam to the beat and I recognize my surroundings shift as they oft do. The hubbub of people, those strange flash-in-the-pan creatures, is dulled. I am solitary companion of my own thoughts.
Maybe Manu would like headphones. Might solve his copious issues, that boy. Eh! A mother can hope.
I finger the ring on my left hand, the Eye of Solomon that while marking me as a member of House Zambrano also has the locator beacon Kaine demanded after Raya and I got lost halfway to Sabarene. Again. Lost, he called it.
I don’t think my husband understands yet how one can never be lost, when they act upon the instinctive navigation capable through the Living Force. Alas, such things require a lack of conscious control, and Kaine Zambrano, while many mighty things, isn’t ready for that. As I breathe in crisply warm air, I feel the niggle in my left thigh.
Someone is ready. I’ll pick up a student today. My today being this current swell of time on... whatever planet this is. I don’t know, I didn’t look at the map, when I keyed in the coordinates in my yacht. Least my kids are happier, when I don’t take random freighters anymore.
Wherever I am, I shall call it Dogsma, after all the canine headed upright people, the headphones kept the tumult out. When I was thirsty, I walked into a door, opened a refrige unit, and grabbed a drink. When I was hungry, I made a sandwich from another door. The headphones are the amazing bit!
Now, the sapients who make a fuss can’t fuss at me. Or, more like today, I decided they all move so slow that I can meander up to a gigantic structure reminiscent of Braxus’s unfortunate daughter. My daughter’s best friend and distant cousin.
The deathling.
“Aaahhhh.” Guards and beings shift in an aching slowness as I stretch my arms above my head for a necessary and beneficial stretch. Here. That intrinsic sense of completion and significance.
Here.
I let the sapients match my speed once more, and stand in what looks to be a foyer of sorts in this Dogsmatic world.
Skorvek
The headphone makes separation in an interwoven world. No wonder Raya loves hers so much that she’s never without. I can hear nothing but the post-electro-synth-rock-whatsamawhatsits pouring through the padded cups around my ears, from the data chit she pinned to my linen blouse. Sleeves rolled up, only one side tucked into my soft grey linen trousers, the clothing is loose.
Loose as this beat. A nibble on my lip later, jam to the beat and I recognize my surroundings shift as they oft do. The hubbub of people, those strange flash-in-the-pan creatures, is dulled. I am solitary companion of my own thoughts.
Maybe Manu would like headphones. Might solve his copious issues, that boy. Eh! A mother can hope.
I finger the ring on my left hand, the Eye of Solomon that while marking me as a member of House Zambrano also has the locator beacon Kaine demanded after Raya and I got lost halfway to Sabarene. Again. Lost, he called it.
I don’t think my husband understands yet how one can never be lost, when they act upon the instinctive navigation capable through the Living Force. Alas, such things require a lack of conscious control, and Kaine Zambrano, while many mighty things, isn’t ready for that. As I breathe in crisply warm air, I feel the niggle in my left thigh.
Someone is ready. I’ll pick up a student today. My today being this current swell of time on... whatever planet this is. I don’t know, I didn’t look at the map, when I keyed in the coordinates in my yacht. Least my kids are happier, when I don’t take random freighters anymore.
Wherever I am, I shall call it Dogsma, after all the canine headed upright people, the headphones kept the tumult out. When I was thirsty, I walked into a door, opened a refrige unit, and grabbed a drink. When I was hungry, I made a sandwich from another door. The headphones are the amazing bit!
Now, the sapients who make a fuss can’t fuss at me. Or, more like today, I decided they all move so slow that I can meander up to a gigantic structure reminiscent of Braxus’s unfortunate daughter. My daughter’s best friend and distant cousin.
The deathling.
“Aaahhhh.” Guards and beings shift in an aching slowness as I stretch my arms above my head for a necessary and beneficial stretch. Here. That intrinsic sense of completion and significance.
Here.
I let the sapients match my speed once more, and stand in what looks to be a foyer of sorts in this Dogsmatic world.
