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The young woman felt like her entire family had abandoned her and what few friends she had. Her father had died, and her mother disappeared to grieve...leaving her alone until she had been assigned her Master. This man was her mother's boyfriend, who had also forgotten her. Her other family, a sister and uncle, had also either disappeared or abandoned her. Her uncle had done just that.
He had greeted her on his homeworld and then dropped her off in the woods. He told her she would be in the woods for about a month, and he would return to claim her. Her survival skills were limited, but Nitya quickly learned more and new ones. The month passed, and her uncle never returned. Not knowing how much time had passed, the Padawan eventually escaped Veradune.
By the time she arrived at Zeltros, she was pretty hungry. With her senses on high alert, she ventured into a cantina close to the spaceport. Something she was unaware of was the party scene here. A drink was handed to her as she walked in, and then she was guided to a stool at a bar. Finger foods were placed in front of her and vanished into her mouth as fast as they were put there.
After what seemed to be a few minutes, she felt like the room was spinning and wanted to get outside for some fresh air. The hands that had guided her in then helped her out. Her thirst quenched and hunger tamed, she leaned against the side of the cantina to catch her breath.
Getting approached by several people, the Jedi distanced herself from this area. Gathering up her wits, she walked on. Closing her eyes, she focused on quieting her mind. Something in the air tugged her, and listening to her intuition, she followed where it guided her in her steps.
In a way, she was a lot like her mother and craved nature. Having lived in it for so long, she suddenly missed it. Hearing the sound of water rushing, she went with the flow and found herself outside a dirty but busy building. Pushing open the door, she was pulled inside and sat on a couch. Strangers surrounded her but made her feel welcome.
Food and drink were set out, and she helped herself to a plate and glass. Even though she didn't know anybody present, she was soon chatting with an attractive woman sitting nearby.
Alicia Drey
He had greeted her on his homeworld and then dropped her off in the woods. He told her she would be in the woods for about a month, and he would return to claim her. Her survival skills were limited, but Nitya quickly learned more and new ones. The month passed, and her uncle never returned. Not knowing how much time had passed, the Padawan eventually escaped Veradune.
By the time she arrived at Zeltros, she was pretty hungry. With her senses on high alert, she ventured into a cantina close to the spaceport. Something she was unaware of was the party scene here. A drink was handed to her as she walked in, and then she was guided to a stool at a bar. Finger foods were placed in front of her and vanished into her mouth as fast as they were put there.
After what seemed to be a few minutes, she felt like the room was spinning and wanted to get outside for some fresh air. The hands that had guided her in then helped her out. Her thirst quenched and hunger tamed, she leaned against the side of the cantina to catch her breath.
Getting approached by several people, the Jedi distanced herself from this area. Gathering up her wits, she walked on. Closing her eyes, she focused on quieting her mind. Something in the air tugged her, and listening to her intuition, she followed where it guided her in her steps.
In a way, she was a lot like her mother and craved nature. Having lived in it for so long, she suddenly missed it. Hearing the sound of water rushing, she went with the flow and found herself outside a dirty but busy building. Pushing open the door, she was pulled inside and sat on a couch. Strangers surrounded her but made her feel welcome.
Food and drink were set out, and she helped herself to a plate and glass. Even though she didn't know anybody present, she was soon chatting with an attractive woman sitting nearby.
Alicia Drey