Simeon Alde
Character
His call completed, Simeon slumped back in the seat relaxing for a moment before he returned to check on Trevor. His parents were, of course, overjoyed to learn that Tre was alive. After a year, their hope was all but gone. Being told he was found made them sound years younger to Simeon’s ears.
Their mood was more subdued when Simeon described his condition to them even though the eldest Alde son was now apparently going to survive his ordeal. Saddened by what they heard, they were no less happy now that they knew he was still alive and in safe hands.
Simeon promised he would keep them up-to-date on Trevor’s progress and that he would have him call when he was well enough. He discouraged them from coming to Alderaan, reminding them of the reasons they had left. He didn’t mention the fact that he may have sith assassins tracking him as they spoke. He would do everything he could to keep his parents and sister out of their crosshairs; including never returning to Nubia… at least until he was sure things had resolved, one way or the other.
He exhaled deeply, releasing more of that unrealized stress, stood, and returned to Trevor’s room. It was much as when he left. Claire was now standing next to the doorway. He stood next to her, put an arm around her shoulders, and gave her a brotherly kiss on the side of her head. “Thanks for being here for him,” he whispered. Giving her a smile, he continued, “He’s going to be alright.”
He stepped up to the chair she had vacated and sat down near enough to Trevor to be deep within the concentrated flow of the force Master Organa was weaving. This time he didn’t bother protecting himself by cutting himself off. He was concentrating on Trevor and wasn’t self aware enough at the time to worry what was happening to him.
He glanced at the monitors. He was not a medical professional but his background in biotech engineering gave him a working knowledge, and, to his eye, Trevor’s life signs were improving. He laid a hand over one of Trevor’s, and used his force sense to confirm what the dials and gauges were showing. He sat there and closed his eyes, savoring the sensations of the force working on his brother.
Then he opened his eyes in a start as he realized it wasn’t the forces effects on Trevor that he was sensing; it was its effects on himself. He didn’t retreat from it as it wasn’t as uncomfortable as before. Was it curing something in him as well. That was a question he would have to ponder at a later time.
He caught Master Organa’s eyes and gave her a smile and a nod. He stood and discretely stretched, realizing that he felt better than he had in… at least since before he originally came to Alderaan to find Trevor.
He smiled and nodded a greeting to the stranger standing in the corner, assuming he was with Master Organa. Simeon then stepped nearer Claire and asked quietly, “Is there a nice, quiet restaurant nearby that you recommend? I’ve promised a young lady I recently met named Arabella dinner and a conversation tonight.”
From behind him, a weak, rough voice croaked out, “Once a horndog, always a horndog…”
Followed by a laugh that sounded like an old combustible fuel engine trying to start and transitioning into a cough.
Trevor was awake.
[member="Rianna Ar'klim-Organa"]
[member="Claire Organa"]
[member="Arabella Darkhold"]
Their mood was more subdued when Simeon described his condition to them even though the eldest Alde son was now apparently going to survive his ordeal. Saddened by what they heard, they were no less happy now that they knew he was still alive and in safe hands.
Simeon promised he would keep them up-to-date on Trevor’s progress and that he would have him call when he was well enough. He discouraged them from coming to Alderaan, reminding them of the reasons they had left. He didn’t mention the fact that he may have sith assassins tracking him as they spoke. He would do everything he could to keep his parents and sister out of their crosshairs; including never returning to Nubia… at least until he was sure things had resolved, one way or the other.
He exhaled deeply, releasing more of that unrealized stress, stood, and returned to Trevor’s room. It was much as when he left. Claire was now standing next to the doorway. He stood next to her, put an arm around her shoulders, and gave her a brotherly kiss on the side of her head. “Thanks for being here for him,” he whispered. Giving her a smile, he continued, “He’s going to be alright.”
He stepped up to the chair she had vacated and sat down near enough to Trevor to be deep within the concentrated flow of the force Master Organa was weaving. This time he didn’t bother protecting himself by cutting himself off. He was concentrating on Trevor and wasn’t self aware enough at the time to worry what was happening to him.
He glanced at the monitors. He was not a medical professional but his background in biotech engineering gave him a working knowledge, and, to his eye, Trevor’s life signs were improving. He laid a hand over one of Trevor’s, and used his force sense to confirm what the dials and gauges were showing. He sat there and closed his eyes, savoring the sensations of the force working on his brother.
Then he opened his eyes in a start as he realized it wasn’t the forces effects on Trevor that he was sensing; it was its effects on himself. He didn’t retreat from it as it wasn’t as uncomfortable as before. Was it curing something in him as well. That was a question he would have to ponder at a later time.
He caught Master Organa’s eyes and gave her a smile and a nod. He stood and discretely stretched, realizing that he felt better than he had in… at least since before he originally came to Alderaan to find Trevor.
He smiled and nodded a greeting to the stranger standing in the corner, assuming he was with Master Organa. Simeon then stepped nearer Claire and asked quietly, “Is there a nice, quiet restaurant nearby that you recommend? I’ve promised a young lady I recently met named Arabella dinner and a conversation tonight.”
From behind him, a weak, rough voice croaked out, “Once a horndog, always a horndog…”
Followed by a laugh that sounded like an old combustible fuel engine trying to start and transitioning into a cough.
Trevor was awake.
[member="Rianna Ar'klim-Organa"]
[member="Claire Organa"]
[member="Arabella Darkhold"]