Cyberjunk
“Thank you.” There was gratitude in her voice as she accepted the bread and bit into it perhaps a bit too quickly, just now realizing how hungry she really was. Her stomach rumbled in agreement and she smoothed a hand over her abdomen as if to admonish it. “I’ve got some ration bars if you’d like. They keep you alive but they’re not exactly appetizing.” Yula always tended to keep a few on her given her transient nature, but most people would not find them palatable. She’d gotten used to them, but that didn’t mean that she wouldn’t take a bantha burger over the bland nutrient bricks.
Her eyes tracked to the knife as it found its way into Vik’s hand via a telekinetic grasp and she grinned from behind the piece of bread. “Wait, all of you have the Force? That’s pretty impressive. I didn’t think something like that was really possible.” She’d heard legends of entire populations being Force sensitive, but she thought they were just that; legends.
Leaning her head back against the rock wall, she chewed softly while exhaling through her nose in thought. “Mm, no. It’s not typical I suppose.” Yula had grown up knowing about her abilities from a young age, her brother as well. “People have different opinions about the Force, though. Some don’t care about it, some are in awe of it. Sometimes people are scared of it too, and I’ve met a few people who dislike Force users.” She shrugged, a frown curving her lips downward just slightly. “I try to keep a low profile unless I need to. Or if I’m showing off.” A smirk crept onto her face, her expression now more congenial.
“What about you? Any other talents I should know about?”
[member="Vik Velkarson"]
Her eyes tracked to the knife as it found its way into Vik’s hand via a telekinetic grasp and she grinned from behind the piece of bread. “Wait, all of you have the Force? That’s pretty impressive. I didn’t think something like that was really possible.” She’d heard legends of entire populations being Force sensitive, but she thought they were just that; legends.
Leaning her head back against the rock wall, she chewed softly while exhaling through her nose in thought. “Mm, no. It’s not typical I suppose.” Yula had grown up knowing about her abilities from a young age, her brother as well. “People have different opinions about the Force, though. Some don’t care about it, some are in awe of it. Sometimes people are scared of it too, and I’ve met a few people who dislike Force users.” She shrugged, a frown curving her lips downward just slightly. “I try to keep a low profile unless I need to. Or if I’m showing off.” A smirk crept onto her face, her expression now more congenial.
“What about you? Any other talents I should know about?”
[member="Vik Velkarson"]