Scar-Faced Hag
The days that followed Cora's engagement party had been…tense.
Not only had she been caught off guard by the fact that her father had accepted this proposal on her behalf, but the Alliance's response had been…colorful.
Which was the diplomatic way of putting it, she supposed.
Now she was back on Coruscant, dressed in Padawan robes as if nothing had happened. There was some strangely comforting dissonance in that no matter how much her life had been turned upside down, the sun still rose and fell over Coruscant as it had for millennia.
Sat in one of the temple's many identical training rooms, Cora struggled to concentrate in her meditation. She opened one eye, a blue iris settling onto the Jedi Master opposite to her. Both women were sitting cross legged, backs straight, facing each other as they began this session with a few minutes of introspection to deepen their connection with the Force.
"So…" Cora began, lips moving before her mind could sort through the proper words. "That was…quite the party."
You idiot. Couldn't you have brought that up in a more delicate way?
She couldn't help it. Saying nothing was killing her.
Valery Noble
Not only had she been caught off guard by the fact that her father had accepted this proposal on her behalf, but the Alliance's response had been…colorful.
Which was the diplomatic way of putting it, she supposed.
Now she was back on Coruscant, dressed in Padawan robes as if nothing had happened. There was some strangely comforting dissonance in that no matter how much her life had been turned upside down, the sun still rose and fell over Coruscant as it had for millennia.
Sat in one of the temple's many identical training rooms, Cora struggled to concentrate in her meditation. She opened one eye, a blue iris settling onto the Jedi Master opposite to her. Both women were sitting cross legged, backs straight, facing each other as they began this session with a few minutes of introspection to deepen their connection with the Force.
"So…" Cora began, lips moving before her mind could sort through the proper words. "That was…quite the party."
You idiot. Couldn't you have brought that up in a more delicate way?
She couldn't help it. Saying nothing was killing her.
Valery Noble