Jairdain
Lady of Juniper
Jairdain had spent time recovering with the Dominion and then returned to the Silver Jedi after that. Something she had when she was younger came back. A sense of wanderlust. At home, her parents rarely indulged her since she was physically blind, even though she used the Force to see. While being a Knight now gave her a little more freedom than she had before, she was still pretty well tied to one location. Even without an official student, there were still classes to take and give. Learning was lifelong and Jairdain accepted that, realizing early on she would never know everything, she still wanted to learn as much as she could.
The wanderlust hit her and she finished off her week of classes, cleared the ones for the next week off her schedule and prepared for a trip. She didn't know where it would lead her, but instead of taking her own ship, she wanted to try something risky. Her and taking risks was something almost heard of...at least since she had joined the Jedi.
Growing had been a little different. While she wasn't able to get out and wander around, she got into her own form of trouble. Nothing major or even really dangerous, but her parents had acted like it was a huge deal when she was caught.
Allowing her memories to bring her happiness and only a touch of sorrow, Jairdain packed a bag for a journey and stole aboard one of the ships in the hanger. She found a place to hide behind what she hoped were some boxes in a cargo area. Feeling the ship prepare for flight, Jairdain leaned back against the wall and wondered just how long it was going to be before she was discovered.
[member="Karl J. Winters"]
The wanderlust hit her and she finished off her week of classes, cleared the ones for the next week off her schedule and prepared for a trip. She didn't know where it would lead her, but instead of taking her own ship, she wanted to try something risky. Her and taking risks was something almost heard of...at least since she had joined the Jedi.
Growing had been a little different. While she wasn't able to get out and wander around, she got into her own form of trouble. Nothing major or even really dangerous, but her parents had acted like it was a huge deal when she was caught.
Allowing her memories to bring her happiness and only a touch of sorrow, Jairdain packed a bag for a journey and stole aboard one of the ships in the hanger. She found a place to hide behind what she hoped were some boxes in a cargo area. Feeling the ship prepare for flight, Jairdain leaned back against the wall and wondered just how long it was going to be before she was discovered.
[member="Karl J. Winters"]