Mia had known pain. She'd known the pain of devaronian blood poisoning, she'd known the pain of death and she'd known the pain of losing people she cared about, but none of it could have prepared her for the pain of childbirth. The agonising truth of bringing a child into this world. The world she'd made such a mess of. She'd been unable to reach into the force to relieve her pain, too delirious to focus but her brother had been there the whole time.
Nothing could have prepared her for the joy either, the moment when her son had drawn his first breath and screamed his anguish into the cold of space that surrounded Ordo's ship. When she had first clapped eyes on him and held him close to suckle. Even now, as he slept in her arms she could not take her eyes off him.
But there was a nagging, as reality yearned to tug her back to earth to look at the task that lay before her. "He has Rel's nose." she said softly.
[member="Ordo"]
Nothing could have prepared her for the joy either, the moment when her son had drawn his first breath and screamed his anguish into the cold of space that surrounded Ordo's ship. When she had first clapped eyes on him and held him close to suckle. Even now, as he slept in her arms she could not take her eyes off him.
But there was a nagging, as reality yearned to tug her back to earth to look at the task that lay before her. "He has Rel's nose." she said softly.
[member="Ordo"]