We Are One
Chommell Sector;
Naboo;
Theed Hospital.
Her walk was without restraint, hurried and in one direction. Home. Everything looked overly sterile throughout the white walled space. Clean and smooth, with rounded edges, and yet so alien looking. Her strut was without care of the growing stares in her direction, three men flanking her in uniformed garb, each armed and dangerous. Even when it hurt to walk, piercing pains lighting up her entire body all at once with random steps, she continued quickly on. They all looked astonished, astonished to see her. Of all people. And though she normally held a reformed smile in the company of the public, now she was composed in total monotone, detached from the act of royalty for the time being. Doors slid open as she walked up to them so as to not stop her momentum. There, in the doorway ahead of her was the droid, Kink. It's silver plating looked as though it had just been pressure washed, and even though it had no facial expression, it seemed happy to see Xenia.
<<Are you sure you should be leav-->>
"Kink, not now," Xenia warned.
<<Yes, I understand... but m'lady, the doctors suggested another full day-->>
She didn't respond with words. Instead, her open palm wrapped around the droids face and she pushed it backwards until metal plating came against the synthetic material of the walls. It's small grunts were obviously hints of surprise, but Xenia payed them no attention. Each of the armed men walked past the baffled droid, passing so closely by that it had to try and back up further so as not to collide with them. It was night when the last set of doors finally parted, revealing a waiting shuttle. Xenia, her men, and the droid boarded, and it sped off, clearly the vessel of a well funded service.
<<Oh dear... what is it now...>>
Chommell Secor;
Naboo;
Xenia's Home.
The travel back home had consumed the rest of the night. Despite the whizzing speed of her transportation, the hours continued to roll by. Most of them were spent in a dreary daze, close to sleep but more of a half way point. She no longer wore the attire of a bounty hunter, this was much more civilian. A dress, loose and without much shape. It flowed with fine fabrics, made from thin silks which billowed elegantly as she walked. Cutting off short, most of her legs were visible, and her shoes were stylish heals. She had taken them off for the shuttle ride, how she hated the feeling over long amounts of seated time. When the shuttle did finally arrive, and the door slid open slowly, she sort of shook her head and tumbled on out. The light had started to come up over the far off hills. This time, her walk was no as relentless, but she wasted no time in getting inside.
The building-- buildings were huge. A series of massive columns and spires, far away from most cities and political centers. While she was caught up in the life of an heiress, she had no taste for it beyond cover. Before entering the establishment she turned to face the three men who accompanied her. "I'll not be needing you, go home." Each gave her the same look, all at once. Something between shock and disbelief, as well as skepticism. Xenia clearly had something else on her mind, looked past the men and into the scenery as she shoo'd them away. "Yes, I'll be fine, thank you for your concern," she lowered her hands and began to turn. The oldest of the three asked if she was sure, she nodded while turning, and closed the door behind her when she left.
<<M'lady, what's gotten into you...?>>
"Kink, shut up or I'll deactivate you."
<<Yes of course.>>
"Kail... Kail..."
But she was almost whispering his name...
He was following her...
[member="Kail Ragnar"]
Naboo;
Theed Hospital.

Her walk was without restraint, hurried and in one direction. Home. Everything looked overly sterile throughout the white walled space. Clean and smooth, with rounded edges, and yet so alien looking. Her strut was without care of the growing stares in her direction, three men flanking her in uniformed garb, each armed and dangerous. Even when it hurt to walk, piercing pains lighting up her entire body all at once with random steps, she continued quickly on. They all looked astonished, astonished to see her. Of all people. And though she normally held a reformed smile in the company of the public, now she was composed in total monotone, detached from the act of royalty for the time being. Doors slid open as she walked up to them so as to not stop her momentum. There, in the doorway ahead of her was the droid, Kink. It's silver plating looked as though it had just been pressure washed, and even though it had no facial expression, it seemed happy to see Xenia.
<<Are you sure you should be leav-->>
"Kink, not now," Xenia warned.
<<Yes, I understand... but m'lady, the doctors suggested another full day-->>
She didn't respond with words. Instead, her open palm wrapped around the droids face and she pushed it backwards until metal plating came against the synthetic material of the walls. It's small grunts were obviously hints of surprise, but Xenia payed them no attention. Each of the armed men walked past the baffled droid, passing so closely by that it had to try and back up further so as not to collide with them. It was night when the last set of doors finally parted, revealing a waiting shuttle. Xenia, her men, and the droid boarded, and it sped off, clearly the vessel of a well funded service.
<<Oh dear... what is it now...>>
Chommell Secor;
Naboo;
Xenia's Home.

The travel back home had consumed the rest of the night. Despite the whizzing speed of her transportation, the hours continued to roll by. Most of them were spent in a dreary daze, close to sleep but more of a half way point. She no longer wore the attire of a bounty hunter, this was much more civilian. A dress, loose and without much shape. It flowed with fine fabrics, made from thin silks which billowed elegantly as she walked. Cutting off short, most of her legs were visible, and her shoes were stylish heals. She had taken them off for the shuttle ride, how she hated the feeling over long amounts of seated time. When the shuttle did finally arrive, and the door slid open slowly, she sort of shook her head and tumbled on out. The light had started to come up over the far off hills. This time, her walk was no as relentless, but she wasted no time in getting inside.
The building-- buildings were huge. A series of massive columns and spires, far away from most cities and political centers. While she was caught up in the life of an heiress, she had no taste for it beyond cover. Before entering the establishment she turned to face the three men who accompanied her. "I'll not be needing you, go home." Each gave her the same look, all at once. Something between shock and disbelief, as well as skepticism. Xenia clearly had something else on her mind, looked past the men and into the scenery as she shoo'd them away. "Yes, I'll be fine, thank you for your concern," she lowered her hands and began to turn. The oldest of the three asked if she was sure, she nodded while turning, and closed the door behind her when she left.
<<M'lady, what's gotten into you...?>>
"Kink, shut up or I'll deactivate you."
<<Yes of course.>>
"Kail... Kail..."
But she was almost whispering his name...
He was following her...
[member="Kail Ragnar"]