S H A D O W
Sitting in the hanger, Allyson swung her feet absentmindedly. She had been given free reign of the area which meant [member="Ember Rekali"] was busy doing something she wasn't privy too or he was sleeping somewhere. Allyson tilted her head as she listened to the music playing from the riged up player. Her ears were covered by massive headphones which blocked out any and all sound around her. Still, Ember calling her always seemed to get through. It was probably because of that thing called the Force. She was in touch with it, but beyond that she didn't know much.
Looking over her shoulders she watched as ships left the hanger. The girl had access to the rest of the world they were on, but she'd rather sit here and watch the beasts that soared the stars arrive and leave the hanger. There was something of beauty for the machines, she wondered if it was because of where she grew up or what she watched outside her window every morning. There was just something that drew her to the workings of Ships along with other forms of machinery.
The heavy mechanical beat blasted through her ears, it reminded her of sounds she heard when working on Ember's ship. Everything was a song while she worked. Puckering her lips together she wondered if this made her weird or odd, either way she liked what she did. Standing from the bench, she leaned against the railing that hung over one of the docking bays. Peering down she made a search for Ember's mop of ragged hair. The man was so unkempt sometimes.
Looking over her shoulders she watched as ships left the hanger. The girl had access to the rest of the world they were on, but she'd rather sit here and watch the beasts that soared the stars arrive and leave the hanger. There was something of beauty for the machines, she wondered if it was because of where she grew up or what she watched outside her window every morning. There was just something that drew her to the workings of Ships along with other forms of machinery.
The heavy mechanical beat blasted through her ears, it reminded her of sounds she heard when working on Ember's ship. Everything was a song while she worked. Puckering her lips together she wondered if this made her weird or odd, either way she liked what she did. Standing from the bench, she leaned against the railing that hung over one of the docking bays. Peering down she made a search for Ember's mop of ragged hair. The man was so unkempt sometimes.