Unblessed
Force User worship must end.
A small bag swung clumsily across the small of Ala's back. Inside the bag were all her most cherished possessions. Her Jedi armour she had left in the room that had for so long been her home when in the temple. The armour itself was not going to be needed. It was not that she did not expect some form of combat in the future, but she did not intend to be leading any all out assaults on strongholds of soon to be vanquished foes. Her bag contained her two short bladed lightsabers that she had constructed as a Padawan, a diary kept by the man that had delivered her as a teenager from the mines, and the small amulet that aided the nanites within her.
She flipped the key card for her ship in the air and let it float gently back down into her palm. She was not rushed. She was not hurried. She was calm and at peace with this decision. This was the right thing to do.
Looking around the great and majestic view of the temple entrance, Ala did not feel regret for a moment. This place had taught and given her a lot. In spite of her not agreeing with all the practices or teachings of the institution, she was not too proud to admit that she had learned a heck of a lot from the people within these walls. They had taught her by example. She had been able to look beyond what she disagreed with and pick out the things that she would apply to her life. For these things she would be eternally grateful, but not eternally bound to serve the order.
Today, she was a Jedi of the Order no more.
"Farewell..."
She flipped the key card for her ship in the air and let it float gently back down into her palm. She was not rushed. She was not hurried. She was calm and at peace with this decision. This was the right thing to do.
Looking around the great and majestic view of the temple entrance, Ala did not feel regret for a moment. This place had taught and given her a lot. In spite of her not agreeing with all the practices or teachings of the institution, she was not too proud to admit that she had learned a heck of a lot from the people within these walls. They had taught her by example. She had been able to look beyond what she disagreed with and pick out the things that she would apply to her life. For these things she would be eternally grateful, but not eternally bound to serve the order.
Today, she was a Jedi of the Order no more.
"Farewell..."