Gaia Sunaris Cadera
It's a cat-astrophe!
Calithea nervously sat on the step to the Jedi Temple as she stared out over the jungle forests of Kashyyyk. She hadn't been trained in almost anyway with the Force, aside from the occasional teaching moments from her dads. When it had been mentioned that they needed to find her a Master for a more formal, non-biased training, she didn't have the best response to it.
But, she understood the need even if it was a disruption to the normal schedule of her life. Plus, she was immensely interested in it. A book-bag full of books on it lay next to her from her studies. From ancient Jedi texts to more modern thinking, Cali only hoped she would make [member="Tom Taff"] and [member="Mykes Taff"] proud. She liked to thinks he caught on to things quickly, but perhaps this would be harder.
Really, she had no idea what to really expect and that made her even more nervous. With a deep breath, she stood, slinging the book-bag over her back as she walked further into the entrance. She wasn't sure if [member="Yuroic Xeraic"] would be here yet or not. If he wasn't, she could at least meditate or appreciate the architecture some, she guessed.
But, she understood the need even if it was a disruption to the normal schedule of her life. Plus, she was immensely interested in it. A book-bag full of books on it lay next to her from her studies. From ancient Jedi texts to more modern thinking, Cali only hoped she would make [member="Tom Taff"] and [member="Mykes Taff"] proud. She liked to thinks he caught on to things quickly, but perhaps this would be harder.
Really, she had no idea what to really expect and that made her even more nervous. With a deep breath, she stood, slinging the book-bag over her back as she walked further into the entrance. She wasn't sure if [member="Yuroic Xeraic"] would be here yet or not. If he wasn't, she could at least meditate or appreciate the architecture some, she guessed.