Reina Daival
The Aegis Mermaid
Tag:
Eloise Dinn
How many people were watching her? How many people on this ship knew she was different? Wrong? Reina felt like anyone could see it. See that she wasn't herself anymore. Which of course made no sense, most of the people she'd come across here wouldn't even know who Reina was. They wouldn't know what she looked like or what she had done. That didn't put the worries to bed however. When everything that made you who you were had changed...Well, it was hard to come to terms with it. The loss of her leg that was meant to have been a lesson for her to learn from...A lesson that had been ripped away from her as she had been forcibly given it back. The scars she carried that both spoke of her upbringing as a kid, and the injuries she had taken as a Jedi...replaced as if she was born again. The fact that if she lost focus for a moment, she could literally end up flopping on the floor with a tail instead of legs. The fact she could produce pheromones. And to add somewhat insult to injury...It had all given her a sweet tooth as well.
She was starting to panic. This wasn't good. This was why she had to get used to being back out in public. Surrounded by people. It was different when she was out in an open area. This was an enclosed space. There was nowhere she could really go to hide. No view except for the cold emptiness of space for her to look out. Reina's gaze flickered to her hand for a moment, where a set of claws stared back at her which she tried to hide away in her pocket. Breathe. That's what she needed to do. But it was so much harder when you felt as if the room was closing in around you. Not to mention the fact that most of her breathing was done through the subtle gills on her neck instead.
Her eyes darted around, eventually finding herself sliding through one of the doors on the starship to bring herself to one of the recreational areas with various other travellers relaxing away. Sat watching Holovids, gambling away to each other. The usual things people would be up to pass the time. None of that mattered to her however. Reina just threw herself down into the nearest chair she could find and took in a deep breath. Letting her gaze focus on the ceiling above herself as she tried to block out her surroundings. She needed to relax. But that was much, much easier said than done.


How many people were watching her? How many people on this ship knew she was different? Wrong? Reina felt like anyone could see it. See that she wasn't herself anymore. Which of course made no sense, most of the people she'd come across here wouldn't even know who Reina was. They wouldn't know what she looked like or what she had done. That didn't put the worries to bed however. When everything that made you who you were had changed...Well, it was hard to come to terms with it. The loss of her leg that was meant to have been a lesson for her to learn from...A lesson that had been ripped away from her as she had been forcibly given it back. The scars she carried that both spoke of her upbringing as a kid, and the injuries she had taken as a Jedi...replaced as if she was born again. The fact that if she lost focus for a moment, she could literally end up flopping on the floor with a tail instead of legs. The fact she could produce pheromones. And to add somewhat insult to injury...It had all given her a sweet tooth as well.
She was starting to panic. This wasn't good. This was why she had to get used to being back out in public. Surrounded by people. It was different when she was out in an open area. This was an enclosed space. There was nowhere she could really go to hide. No view except for the cold emptiness of space for her to look out. Reina's gaze flickered to her hand for a moment, where a set of claws stared back at her which she tried to hide away in her pocket. Breathe. That's what she needed to do. But it was so much harder when you felt as if the room was closing in around you. Not to mention the fact that most of her breathing was done through the subtle gills on her neck instead.
Her eyes darted around, eventually finding herself sliding through one of the doors on the starship to bring herself to one of the recreational areas with various other travellers relaxing away. Sat watching Holovids, gambling away to each other. The usual things people would be up to pass the time. None of that mattered to her however. Reina just threw herself down into the nearest chair she could find and took in a deep breath. Letting her gaze focus on the ceiling above herself as she tried to block out her surroundings. She needed to relax. But that was much, much easier said than done.
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