B E A C O N
The Epilogue
Arbra
Jedi Temple - Jungle
There was a familiarity of this world, its overgrowth and canopies allowing only the smallest of rays of moonlight to leak through and reflect upon the dew-covered blades of grass and flowers that littered the ground. It was nostalgic to see such a green planet, a world that brought memories of home, of a time of naivety and joy, and to experience it again after adjusting to the new galaxy was something else entirely. Soft, moist, blades of grass were crushed under the minimalist moccasins that she wore, her fingers tracing every branch and vine that crossed her path - her gaze piercing through the low light with a morbidly happy smile.
She had resigned herself to an antisocial life, a wordless adventure after departing from her new family among the Aing-Tii. She longed for activity, but loved the solitude that life alone brought her. Social engagements, fleeting as they were, became exciting gems to be remembered and looked back on with a wistful smile and an aching heart because of their rarity. Knowing how short her time would be in this epoch of time, the pain that would have otherwise been unbearable became something of a drug for her. She'd linger, become familiar with one place, with a few people, and then she would leave them and their world behind to start anew - a cycle that she wished to continue until she was nothing but a fleeting memory on the pages of history, forgotten as she once was.
Today would be her last day on the world of Arbra, and she traveled under the dim moonlight beside the ancient, abandoned, Jedi Temple, looking for her last memory to be made under its shine.
[member="Ryan Korr"]
Arbra
Jedi Temple - Jungle
There was a familiarity of this world, its overgrowth and canopies allowing only the smallest of rays of moonlight to leak through and reflect upon the dew-covered blades of grass and flowers that littered the ground. It was nostalgic to see such a green planet, a world that brought memories of home, of a time of naivety and joy, and to experience it again after adjusting to the new galaxy was something else entirely. Soft, moist, blades of grass were crushed under the minimalist moccasins that she wore, her fingers tracing every branch and vine that crossed her path - her gaze piercing through the low light with a morbidly happy smile.
She had resigned herself to an antisocial life, a wordless adventure after departing from her new family among the Aing-Tii. She longed for activity, but loved the solitude that life alone brought her. Social engagements, fleeting as they were, became exciting gems to be remembered and looked back on with a wistful smile and an aching heart because of their rarity. Knowing how short her time would be in this epoch of time, the pain that would have otherwise been unbearable became something of a drug for her. She'd linger, become familiar with one place, with a few people, and then she would leave them and their world behind to start anew - a cycle that she wished to continue until she was nothing but a fleeting memory on the pages of history, forgotten as she once was.
Today would be her last day on the world of Arbra, and she traveled under the dim moonlight beside the ancient, abandoned, Jedi Temple, looking for her last memory to be made under its shine.
[member="Ryan Korr"]