Cathul Thuku
Admiral, Therapy Command
"Where am I? Why do I feel so... empty?" Cathul told her space ambulance pilot, in a low voice, with her bandages over her tattered medical scrubs.
"Empty? What is it that you were tortured with?" the space EMT pilot asked her, while preparing the blood transfusions. "Oh and you are at one of Coruscant's spaceports"
"What is known is that I passed out from the pain" she told, with some screams of pain in her voice, as well as bandages around her body.
"I find that hard to believe: you used to be a healthcare professional, spamming Force-healing while you cured patients from the Atrisia Campaign"
"There is one place I would like to go before I die, a pilgrimage that I feel a good Jedi that actually uses the Force for knowledge should do at some point: the Valley of the Jedi on Ruusan. Oh and this is my credit chip for payment" she answered, with several screams of pain mixed in.
"Hang on tight: Ruusan, here we come!"
Her pain was so intense she couldn't use the Force; that was the dead giveaway to her that the torture inflicted on Mandalore was pretty bad, and she was still in pain and reeling in from all the stuff that happened beforehand. How could the pilot recognize her as being the head doctor on Inysh? Did her rank plaque somehow remain on her? Normally she would just pilot her own ship, whether her Neimoidian Yacht or the capital ship that serves as her flagship, and use Instinctive Astrogation Control to chart her way through, like no other Jedi would, knowing that IAC is a function not so much of power but of intellect: to her most people were using IAC mostly as they would Force-comprehension. In fact, most people would be well-advised to use Force-comprehension over IAC if they only want the intellectual boost or, alternatively, Instinctive Astrogation over IAC if they only want the ability to chart hyperspace routes. But at least she was grateful for the Mandalorians acknowledging that the crime wasn't severe enough for a death sentence, and hence grateful for staying alive, albeit without legs.
[member="Tanomas Graf"]
"Empty? What is it that you were tortured with?" the space EMT pilot asked her, while preparing the blood transfusions. "Oh and you are at one of Coruscant's spaceports"
"What is known is that I passed out from the pain" she told, with some screams of pain in her voice, as well as bandages around her body.
"I find that hard to believe: you used to be a healthcare professional, spamming Force-healing while you cured patients from the Atrisia Campaign"
"There is one place I would like to go before I die, a pilgrimage that I feel a good Jedi that actually uses the Force for knowledge should do at some point: the Valley of the Jedi on Ruusan. Oh and this is my credit chip for payment" she answered, with several screams of pain mixed in.
"Hang on tight: Ruusan, here we come!"
Her pain was so intense she couldn't use the Force; that was the dead giveaway to her that the torture inflicted on Mandalore was pretty bad, and she was still in pain and reeling in from all the stuff that happened beforehand. How could the pilot recognize her as being the head doctor on Inysh? Did her rank plaque somehow remain on her? Normally she would just pilot her own ship, whether her Neimoidian Yacht or the capital ship that serves as her flagship, and use Instinctive Astrogation Control to chart her way through, like no other Jedi would, knowing that IAC is a function not so much of power but of intellect: to her most people were using IAC mostly as they would Force-comprehension. In fact, most people would be well-advised to use Force-comprehension over IAC if they only want the intellectual boost or, alternatively, Instinctive Astrogation over IAC if they only want the ability to chart hyperspace routes. But at least she was grateful for the Mandalorians acknowledging that the crime wasn't severe enough for a death sentence, and hence grateful for staying alive, albeit without legs.
[member="Tanomas Graf"]