Bad Kitty

RHEN VAR
THE SILVER CITADEL
What was it about Jedi Temples that made everyone just leave their stuff laying about?
The young Beorni cub had started to carve out space for himself to work and train at the Citadel on Rhen Var. Voss-Ka was high in the mountains, making it akin to a 'summer home' for the thickly-furred denizen of the planet Midvinter. In comparison, the world of Rhen Var, while inhospitable to most, was the perfect temperature for the little bear. Just a little below freezing. Occasional snow showers. And a good amount of sunshine year round!
The Beorni had begun setting up a forge in the interior courtyard, just off from where [member="Théodred Heavenshield"] gave lightsaber skills development classes using Valkyri training swords. Having the forge and a smithy would allow the self-declared padabear to repair the swords as they became nicked or damaged. Not to mention make some more for them.
...or maybe make a traditional Midvinter sword of Valkyri steel.
The possibilities were endless!
But for crafts that required something other than anvils and hammers, the cub was making an art room. This meant transforming an empty space that people had decided was meant to be multipurpose. That is, they couldn't decide if it was the janitors closet (as evidenced by the mops and buckets), a coat room (as evidenced by the cloaks and robes), or a storage unit (as evidenced by the myriad of stuff that didn't fit into either of the preceding categories.
The cub had pushed a Sasori loom up against side of the room, and then shoved a small computer terminal against an opposite wall. He knew what a loom was. A computer terminal? Not so much... but he could figure out what to do with that later.
There were boxes of useful stuff, such as bolts of armorweave, that he piled to one side for sorting later. And then were stuff that was less-than-useful, such as a box that appeared to have held the contents of all the lost and found items collected in the year 844 ABY. As the boy went to pick up that box, something fell out of the bottom to clink as it bounced across the floor.
Setting the box aside, the young Beorni knelt down and found himself staring at a rose-colored crystal that appeared to have been carved into the likeness of a human, or near-human, skull.
Taking a knee, the boy scooped up the skull-shaped crystal and then held it aloft. "Alas, poor [member="Mabbik"]!" the boy declared, over dramatizing the line. And also ignoring the fact that Mabbik was a Kushiban and not human. Lowering the skull down, the boy cradled it close to his chest as he bowed his head and added, "I knew him, Harrison."
...and that was when a pink bubble suddenly popped into being around the bear.
"Uhhh...."
Clearly, at this point scientific progress had gone boink.