Hope is Kindled
Naboo
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Sylvia Alvaro
If one knew of the Jedi's history and his love for Naboo then one would be able to understand Kahne's giddiness and overall excitement about being home. Not to mention a new job with Locke and Key, a company's of John's creation. This in itself in more ways than one had solidified his position as being a constant on Naboo, the last nail in the coffin would be procuring a place to stay. Once that was done there would be nothing else to do, other than Jedi business that might pull him away. And not even Jedi business of a particular order but more so with his children. Ensuring to stay in constant contact and see them regularly. As they were getting to that age to where they would be going on their own missions as padawans and such.
The Jedi dressed rather casual today as he was enjoying the festivities that littered part of the streets on this day. Naboo seemed to be have a celebration of sorts. There was always something going on here. While he took part the fun that was going on the past few days he opted to just watch today. Favorite thing was seeing the civilians just laugh and live. That was the greatest part, the part that was worth everything.
Somehow he got dragged into a game of sorts that involved pies. Pies were lined up along the table and you were tasked with picking one up and throwing it on whomever crossed the area that was titled "pie zone" that was marked on sections of the streets. These zones were avoided by many but there were some who opted to chance fate and cross and then there were some who just didn't see the marked off area on the streets. This is what happened to the Jedi as he picked up a pie and then tossed it at the first person he saw cross the zone and hit the girl square in the face with the pie. And it was clear from her reaction that she didn't see the marked area.
Kahne chuckled slightly and cleared his throat. "Hello there!" As he glanced around for a moment and waited for the perfect time to start running.
Tag:
Sylvia Alvaro
If one knew of the Jedi's history and his love for Naboo then one would be able to understand Kahne's giddiness and overall excitement about being home. Not to mention a new job with Locke and Key, a company's of John's creation. This in itself in more ways than one had solidified his position as being a constant on Naboo, the last nail in the coffin would be procuring a place to stay. Once that was done there would be nothing else to do, other than Jedi business that might pull him away. And not even Jedi business of a particular order but more so with his children. Ensuring to stay in constant contact and see them regularly. As they were getting to that age to where they would be going on their own missions as padawans and such.
The Jedi dressed rather casual today as he was enjoying the festivities that littered part of the streets on this day. Naboo seemed to be have a celebration of sorts. There was always something going on here. While he took part the fun that was going on the past few days he opted to just watch today. Favorite thing was seeing the civilians just laugh and live. That was the greatest part, the part that was worth everything.
Somehow he got dragged into a game of sorts that involved pies. Pies were lined up along the table and you were tasked with picking one up and throwing it on whomever crossed the area that was titled "pie zone" that was marked on sections of the streets. These zones were avoided by many but there were some who opted to chance fate and cross and then there were some who just didn't see the marked off area on the streets. This is what happened to the Jedi as he picked up a pie and then tossed it at the first person he saw cross the zone and hit the girl square in the face with the pie. And it was clear from her reaction that she didn't see the marked area.
Kahne chuckled slightly and cleared his throat. "Hello there!" As he glanced around for a moment and waited for the perfect time to start running.