Daddy's Ray'a Sunshine
"Sammiches, sammich… sssssssamich." Raya smacked her lips and tapped her fingers along her thigh. "Saaand… wich."
Another in the throng was no Jedi. While the Light of the Force exuded from Raya with a sunshine smile, the well-meaning Echani youth was no Knight, or member of an Alliance. Raya was, as ever, a flower following the sun's rays. She ended up where she was meant to be, and believed by the end, she'd end up home again.
Wherever home was, with Raya it was impossible to tell. As the good doctor came up near enough to her to be heard, Raya foisted another Jedi on her feet, patted off bits of grass, and handed the woman a sandwich wrapped in wax paper.
"Curama whata?" Silver eyes cranked open a bit wider, Raya's body language as open as a child who never knew anything but safety.
"Ooo! Ooo!" Raya scrambled over and dusted off her hands. The closer
Shan
would get to
Darth Carnifex
's sunshine daughter, the more her own state would open to a doctor's eyes.
While her outward body, if a bit thin, appeared in perfect health, there was a vacancy to her eyes. A shell-shocked innocence that shattered cognition. The world around her barely touched any consciousness inside, as if impenetrable walls guarded a wondering mind.
She was empty of anything but instinct, a few words and absolute trust in strangers.
"Curatasava… curtsa… life-saver? How? Why? What? That sounds great! How do you learn it? Ooo! Are you hungry? There's sand…wich…" Biting her bottom lip, Raya spun around to scan the horizon and search for even one familiar thing. A bunch of people by a tree, someone else passing bottles… others meditating. When she swerved back around to Shan, the momentary twitch of her lip, the worried brow melted. "Hiya! I'm Raya."
She thrust out her hand, "Do you shake hands?"
A ripple tore through the fabric of reality itself. This, for many, would be moderately if not extremely surprising. For Raya, it was an opportunity to make a new friend!
"Ooo!" She pointed at the Jedi Master and her Zeltron compatriot, and trotted over.
Raya's vacant eyed grin dipped, when a question was asked. "Oh! … carry the two… plus… three, four, five…" Counting on her fingers and each knuckle, Raya snapped back to attention, her smile back and intact. "Sixty seven. Ya want one? We got pastrami on rye, bantha with those lil nightshade slices… and…. who…." She tapped at her lip, looking back to
Shan
as if the man knew some great secret. "…who, who, who… not how many, Raya! Hah! Wow, I feel so stupid right now. That guy said there's this curasa... curadosada... whoo. Basic, am I right?"
A slap of her forehead and Raya went to hold out her hand… switched the right for the left, then thrust it out at
Matsu Ike
for a handshake. "Hiya! I'm Raya! Left… it's… my left. I'm left… do you need a sandwich, too? There's a lot of people here, who need sandwiches."
Another in the throng was no Jedi. While the Light of the Force exuded from Raya with a sunshine smile, the well-meaning Echani youth was no Knight, or member of an Alliance. Raya was, as ever, a flower following the sun's rays. She ended up where she was meant to be, and believed by the end, she'd end up home again.
Wherever home was, with Raya it was impossible to tell. As the good doctor came up near enough to her to be heard, Raya foisted another Jedi on her feet, patted off bits of grass, and handed the woman a sandwich wrapped in wax paper.
"Curama whata?" Silver eyes cranked open a bit wider, Raya's body language as open as a child who never knew anything but safety.
"Ooo! Ooo!" Raya scrambled over and dusted off her hands. The closer


While her outward body, if a bit thin, appeared in perfect health, there was a vacancy to her eyes. A shell-shocked innocence that shattered cognition. The world around her barely touched any consciousness inside, as if impenetrable walls guarded a wondering mind.
She was empty of anything but instinct, a few words and absolute trust in strangers.
"Curatasava… curtsa… life-saver? How? Why? What? That sounds great! How do you learn it? Ooo! Are you hungry? There's sand…wich…" Biting her bottom lip, Raya spun around to scan the horizon and search for even one familiar thing. A bunch of people by a tree, someone else passing bottles… others meditating. When she swerved back around to Shan, the momentary twitch of her lip, the worried brow melted. "Hiya! I'm Raya."
She thrust out her hand, "Do you shake hands?"
A ripple tore through the fabric of reality itself. This, for many, would be moderately if not extremely surprising. For Raya, it was an opportunity to make a new friend!
"Ooo!" She pointed at the Jedi Master and her Zeltron compatriot, and trotted over.
Raya's vacant eyed grin dipped, when a question was asked. "Oh! … carry the two… plus… three, four, five…" Counting on her fingers and each knuckle, Raya snapped back to attention, her smile back and intact. "Sixty seven. Ya want one? We got pastrami on rye, bantha with those lil nightshade slices… and…. who…." She tapped at her lip, looking back to

A slap of her forehead and Raya went to hold out her hand… switched the right for the left, then thrust it out at
