Athsheva Rin
Yuuzhan Vong. Shaper. Exile.
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Liin "Tera" Terallo
The jungles of New Cov stretched out before her, a living tapestry of shifting foliage and chattering creatures. It was, in a single word, beautiful. As she walked through it, Athsheva Rin took the opportunity to breathe the air in deeply. After such a long journey through the interstellar void, breathing the same recycled air over and over, this was a welcome relief. A light smile played out upon her tattooed face as she tried to appreciate the goodness of this place while she could. After all, she would not remain outside for long.
One of the infidels had asked to meet with her. Athsheva's curiosity had once again gotten the better of her, and so she had agreed-- finally-- to meet in the covert facility that laid just ahead of her. The building was an ugly blemish upon the landscape, squat and grey, with duracrete and transparisteel making up the majority of its construction. A small part of her felt a brief glimmer of satisfaction as she noticed the vines and shoots that were already beginning to overtake the building's surface. One day, this place would be abandoned, and it would rightfully return to the wilderness.
But, until then, she had work to do.
Stepping up to the doorway, she paused. There was something that the infidels called a keypad by the door. Athsheva made a little noise of disgust as she reached out, pressing the passcode into the keypad, one number at a time.
The door slid aside, and she hurried inside. The fluorescent lights in the airlock flickered overhead; Athsheva grunted as she rubbed at her temples. She could already feel a headache coming on...

The jungles of New Cov stretched out before her, a living tapestry of shifting foliage and chattering creatures. It was, in a single word, beautiful. As she walked through it, Athsheva Rin took the opportunity to breathe the air in deeply. After such a long journey through the interstellar void, breathing the same recycled air over and over, this was a welcome relief. A light smile played out upon her tattooed face as she tried to appreciate the goodness of this place while she could. After all, she would not remain outside for long.
One of the infidels had asked to meet with her. Athsheva's curiosity had once again gotten the better of her, and so she had agreed-- finally-- to meet in the covert facility that laid just ahead of her. The building was an ugly blemish upon the landscape, squat and grey, with duracrete and transparisteel making up the majority of its construction. A small part of her felt a brief glimmer of satisfaction as she noticed the vines and shoots that were already beginning to overtake the building's surface. One day, this place would be abandoned, and it would rightfully return to the wilderness.
But, until then, she had work to do.
Stepping up to the doorway, she paused. There was something that the infidels called a keypad by the door. Athsheva made a little noise of disgust as she reached out, pressing the passcode into the keypad, one number at a time.
The door slid aside, and she hurried inside. The fluorescent lights in the airlock flickered overhead; Athsheva grunted as she rubbed at her temples. She could already feel a headache coming on...