Vytal Noctura
N I G H T M O T H E R
Location: Foyer, 1st Floor -> 2nd Floor, The Mansion
Tag:
Taiia Mataan
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Shamira Karuto
| Viana Morreth |
Julra Repraj
| Confederacy of Independent Systems
The Nightmother snorted at the unnamed woman's words. Her eyes then slid aside to peer over at Viana when she quipped about finding some place 'nice.' What was not nice about this mansion? Offworlders enjoyed their precious, yellow stars far too much. Dathomir was not a world of pretty and frivilous color. The Nether was hardly unpleasant. Still, Vytal knew better than to make comment of such. Everyone's sense of aesthetic varied to some degree.
"Be careful. If you see anything out of place, inform me at once," Vytal called out as the woman began to explore. Shamira was the furthest along having begun to ascend the stairs. "We will solve this riddle together." She suspected, especially given their affirmation of worth, an attempt to do some individually would not yield the desired result.
With the door ahead leading into a toiletry, the Nightmother turned to look into the bedroom off to her left. Within were a desk, dresser, nightstands, and a four-post bed with black drapery. Oiled wood that was in surprisingly good condition seemed to cover everything. Whoever or whatever resided here seem to prefer a more naturalist's touch; something less sterile than galactic civilization seemed to enjoy -- or was required by sheer necessity. Still, as her fingers lightly brushed upon the surfaces, nothing stood out.
The sound of the door slamming shut drew the pale Witch back into the Foyer. With two other rooms visible and open, it left one possibility. "Shamira." A second passed. "Shamira." Vytal began to ascend the staircase after the young Witch.
On the landing of the second floor, her eyes darted left and right. She drew in a deep breath and concentrated on the local currents of the Nether (or the Force) and felt the fiery woman had gone left. "Viana, Taiia," the Nightmother turned to see if the other women had followed or were within sight, "it would seem there is nothing below," unless they had found something, "let us find Shamira." And, hopefully, Julra along the way.
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The Nightmother snorted at the unnamed woman's words. Her eyes then slid aside to peer over at Viana when she quipped about finding some place 'nice.' What was not nice about this mansion? Offworlders enjoyed their precious, yellow stars far too much. Dathomir was not a world of pretty and frivilous color. The Nether was hardly unpleasant. Still, Vytal knew better than to make comment of such. Everyone's sense of aesthetic varied to some degree.
"Be careful. If you see anything out of place, inform me at once," Vytal called out as the woman began to explore. Shamira was the furthest along having begun to ascend the stairs. "We will solve this riddle together." She suspected, especially given their affirmation of worth, an attempt to do some individually would not yield the desired result.
With the door ahead leading into a toiletry, the Nightmother turned to look into the bedroom off to her left. Within were a desk, dresser, nightstands, and a four-post bed with black drapery. Oiled wood that was in surprisingly good condition seemed to cover everything. Whoever or whatever resided here seem to prefer a more naturalist's touch; something less sterile than galactic civilization seemed to enjoy -- or was required by sheer necessity. Still, as her fingers lightly brushed upon the surfaces, nothing stood out.
The sound of the door slamming shut drew the pale Witch back into the Foyer. With two other rooms visible and open, it left one possibility. "Shamira." A second passed. "Shamira." Vytal began to ascend the staircase after the young Witch.
On the landing of the second floor, her eyes darted left and right. She drew in a deep breath and concentrated on the local currents of the Nether (or the Force) and felt the fiery woman had gone left. "Viana, Taiia," the Nightmother turned to see if the other women had followed or were within sight, "it would seem there is nothing below," unless they had found something, "let us find Shamira." And, hopefully, Julra along the way.