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Four months after his first trip to the world of Shili, a single, large ship exited hyperspace on the edge of the system. It did not venture further in, but sat in space silently before disgorging a half-dozen fighter craft and a single RAL. The ships flitted swiftly through the system, the circular drone fighters keeping the ship protected as it made its way towards the destination world. They were not harassed by anyone, but the fighters were there just in case someone was dumb enough to do so. When they weren't, the fighters withdrew and the shuttlecraft entered the atmosphere.
It did not make its way to where her village was, but settled into the rougher terrain of the mountainous region, high on a plateau that afforded a wonderful view. When the ramp descended, only one being stepped out. Leos surveyed his surroundings, and then turned, alone, to head down the mountain and make his way towards their spot. She didn't know he was coming. He hadn't made arrangements with her because of her father and the chance that he would intercept them. He did not want to anger the man and get her into trouble if he did not have to. Not at this point. So instead, he reached out to her with his mind.
Huntress.
The word drifted through the Force, flitting from one blade of grass to the next until it found its target in the young Togrutan woman who had his favor and the desires of his heart. He knew she was there, but how much had changed since last they met? He wondered.
Come to the last place you saw me.
He knew that she would know it was him that was sending the messages even though he didn't say as much. Would anyone else have a reason to reach out to her mind as he did? Could anyone else on the world even do so? He felt no strong presences in the Force in the immediate area except for his own and hers in the distance. He doubted there was anyone else around to cause them trouble. So, he finished the climb and made his way to the spot where his Akul was broken, settling into a shadow where he wouldn't easily be seen, and waited for her.
It did not make its way to where her village was, but settled into the rougher terrain of the mountainous region, high on a plateau that afforded a wonderful view. When the ramp descended, only one being stepped out. Leos surveyed his surroundings, and then turned, alone, to head down the mountain and make his way towards their spot. She didn't know he was coming. He hadn't made arrangements with her because of her father and the chance that he would intercept them. He did not want to anger the man and get her into trouble if he did not have to. Not at this point. So instead, he reached out to her with his mind.
Huntress.
The word drifted through the Force, flitting from one blade of grass to the next until it found its target in the young Togrutan woman who had his favor and the desires of his heart. He knew she was there, but how much had changed since last they met? He wondered.
Come to the last place you saw me.
He knew that she would know it was him that was sending the messages even though he didn't say as much. Would anyone else have a reason to reach out to her mind as he did? Could anyone else on the world even do so? He felt no strong presences in the Force in the immediate area except for his own and hers in the distance. He doubted there was anyone else around to cause them trouble. So, he finished the climb and made his way to the spot where his Akul was broken, settling into a shadow where he wouldn't easily be seen, and waited for her.
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