Briar Sulvi
Gravekeeper
The being known as Briar stared at her mortal enemy, the tension palpable, as she tried to find a way to overcome the most tenacious of adversaries. The small redheaded woman was staring at a set of see through, automatic double doors, the kind found all over the galaxy. Ice blue eyes were wide, as she walked towards it, only to hit her nose on the door and bounce off it. She repeated this several more times, before waving her arms in front of it and trying once more. Once more she bounced off. The girl rubbed her nose a bit, as it hurt a little from the repeated bangings, a pout on her lips. This one would require more finesse and cleverness to overcome.
Standing off to the side, she waited as patiently as a feline stalking its prey. Finally someone else walked through. NOW WAS HER CHANCE! She rushed to the door but was slightly to slow, and the doors closed firmly ONTO her. The girl began to squeak and flail about, trying to pull herself out. It was uncomfortable, and tight, but it didn't honestly hurt. This stuff always happened, automatic sensors had no clue what to make of her, and it made it difficult to deal with them. A being came over, and opened the door, asking if she was alright, wondering if she was hurt. Honestly, she wasn't paying attention, so she turned and nodded her head. “Okay. Alright. Thank You.” Finally free, she walked quickly through the crowds in the space port, trying to get away from the dreadful thing as fast as possible.
As she did, several of the spirits she had sent out to check on things returned to her. Almost instinctively her right hand rose, and she spoke out. “Find? Ah. Good. We leave.” These entities returned inside her, and she felt a bit more awake. However her stomach was grumbling. Food was needed, but she could get some on the ship. Zero and Tone were really good at keeping everything ready for her. Placing a badge upon the door to her hanger room, they swung open and she entered it, gazing happily upon her ship. It had taken her all over, and was her hope. It was the promise of being able to save her master. Of being able to eat, and sleep, and be happy. But mostly of saving the one being in the galaxy that had shown her love and acceptance.
Entering the ship, she greeted her wonderful droid friends with open arms. “Tone! Zero! Home!” Her voice was overly loud, a bit monotone however. The squat little astromech droid Zero comes up, beeping. Whatever is said, makes Briar giggle and hug the droid. “Good boy. Got stuck. Fixed. All good. Hmm....” She looks at the wed-treadwell droid, Tone. “All good?” The droid whistles out an affirmative and the woman nodded. “Good. Traveling. Kashyyyk. Make ready.” The droids whistled happily and rolled out to get the ship prepared for take off, while Briar made for the center of the ship. Inside was a perfectly created cantina scene. Moving to a refridgeration unit, she got some food, and chowed down on it. Then promptly fell asleep on one of the benches.
Awhile later, she was nudged to wakefulness by Zero and she smiled, fingers reaching out and caressing the head of the droid. “Morning.” Sitting up, and yawning, stretching, the small woman looked around. “Ready?” The droid whistled an affirmative. “Alright.” Standing up, Briar moved to the cockpit and slid into the ever so comfy pilot chair. “Rawr. Okay.” Reaching out, she pressed the controls, sending out the proper signal, and the doors opened. Getting clearance she shot out of the hanger and into the atmosphere. Mind wandered, as she went through all the motions on autopilot. Zero would help make sure they got there in one piece. He was amazing.
Soon, the ship was in hyperspace, and her eyes closed once more, drifting off into the sleep her body so badly needed. It was a strain on the mortal form, to be what she was. It wasn't a natural development, and so it had great consequences for her. Almost always hungry, almost always tired, it was just the logical consequence for having so many things in one body. However, she was okay with the cost.
She woke up many hours later, or was it days? It didn't matter. Getting up, and she went to the cantina again, to get more food. Eating, eating eating. Then, the alarms sounded, letting her know it was time to exit hyperspace. Food was all over her face, as she ran energetically back to the cockpit. Tone was there, with a napkin in one of his many arms, and wiped the food off of her face. She went crosseyed as he did. “Why?” The droid beeped. “Oh. Okay.” She pulled them out of hyperspace, and let Zero take over for a bit.
Humming, the girl went to take a shower, and did so quickly, changed her clothes, dried off, but never bothered to brush her hair. Soon, she was ready as the ship began to approach the planet. Finally, she plopped back into the chair, and asked for permission to land, she had to use her words carefully. It was always so hard, words didn't make much sense most of the time. Clicking her tongue she hoped it would work. It seemed to, they brought her onto a landing pad, on the planet of giant trees. It was difficult for Briar to see here for now. Exiting the ship, she was approached by welcoming guards. And of course, more words. And some of the hardest ones to properly answer.
“What is your purpose here?”
Taking a deep breath, Briar began to talk, making a lot of arm and hand gestures as she said them all. “Trapped. Cold. Dark. Took in. Brought. Ship. Find. Fly. WILD BALDO! Treasures. Bring. Save! Help.” The guards looked so confused, and the girl had the biggest frown on her face. Through the force she began to speak, so desperately. The guards may not understand, she wasn't sure anyone would, but her words were failing. “My master is trapped. I miss him. I can't save him. I need help. Please. Help me save him! I beg you! I can't do it myself.” The force echoed around her, and the little monster tried to see if the Jedi would help her. She was running out of options.
Standing off to the side, she waited as patiently as a feline stalking its prey. Finally someone else walked through. NOW WAS HER CHANCE! She rushed to the door but was slightly to slow, and the doors closed firmly ONTO her. The girl began to squeak and flail about, trying to pull herself out. It was uncomfortable, and tight, but it didn't honestly hurt. This stuff always happened, automatic sensors had no clue what to make of her, and it made it difficult to deal with them. A being came over, and opened the door, asking if she was alright, wondering if she was hurt. Honestly, she wasn't paying attention, so she turned and nodded her head. “Okay. Alright. Thank You.” Finally free, she walked quickly through the crowds in the space port, trying to get away from the dreadful thing as fast as possible.
As she did, several of the spirits she had sent out to check on things returned to her. Almost instinctively her right hand rose, and she spoke out. “Find? Ah. Good. We leave.” These entities returned inside her, and she felt a bit more awake. However her stomach was grumbling. Food was needed, but she could get some on the ship. Zero and Tone were really good at keeping everything ready for her. Placing a badge upon the door to her hanger room, they swung open and she entered it, gazing happily upon her ship. It had taken her all over, and was her hope. It was the promise of being able to save her master. Of being able to eat, and sleep, and be happy. But mostly of saving the one being in the galaxy that had shown her love and acceptance.
Entering the ship, she greeted her wonderful droid friends with open arms. “Tone! Zero! Home!” Her voice was overly loud, a bit monotone however. The squat little astromech droid Zero comes up, beeping. Whatever is said, makes Briar giggle and hug the droid. “Good boy. Got stuck. Fixed. All good. Hmm....” She looks at the wed-treadwell droid, Tone. “All good?” The droid whistles out an affirmative and the woman nodded. “Good. Traveling. Kashyyyk. Make ready.” The droids whistled happily and rolled out to get the ship prepared for take off, while Briar made for the center of the ship. Inside was a perfectly created cantina scene. Moving to a refridgeration unit, she got some food, and chowed down on it. Then promptly fell asleep on one of the benches.
Awhile later, she was nudged to wakefulness by Zero and she smiled, fingers reaching out and caressing the head of the droid. “Morning.” Sitting up, and yawning, stretching, the small woman looked around. “Ready?” The droid whistled an affirmative. “Alright.” Standing up, Briar moved to the cockpit and slid into the ever so comfy pilot chair. “Rawr. Okay.” Reaching out, she pressed the controls, sending out the proper signal, and the doors opened. Getting clearance she shot out of the hanger and into the atmosphere. Mind wandered, as she went through all the motions on autopilot. Zero would help make sure they got there in one piece. He was amazing.
Soon, the ship was in hyperspace, and her eyes closed once more, drifting off into the sleep her body so badly needed. It was a strain on the mortal form, to be what she was. It wasn't a natural development, and so it had great consequences for her. Almost always hungry, almost always tired, it was just the logical consequence for having so many things in one body. However, she was okay with the cost.
She woke up many hours later, or was it days? It didn't matter. Getting up, and she went to the cantina again, to get more food. Eating, eating eating. Then, the alarms sounded, letting her know it was time to exit hyperspace. Food was all over her face, as she ran energetically back to the cockpit. Tone was there, with a napkin in one of his many arms, and wiped the food off of her face. She went crosseyed as he did. “Why?” The droid beeped. “Oh. Okay.” She pulled them out of hyperspace, and let Zero take over for a bit.
Humming, the girl went to take a shower, and did so quickly, changed her clothes, dried off, but never bothered to brush her hair. Soon, she was ready as the ship began to approach the planet. Finally, she plopped back into the chair, and asked for permission to land, she had to use her words carefully. It was always so hard, words didn't make much sense most of the time. Clicking her tongue she hoped it would work. It seemed to, they brought her onto a landing pad, on the planet of giant trees. It was difficult for Briar to see here for now. Exiting the ship, she was approached by welcoming guards. And of course, more words. And some of the hardest ones to properly answer.
“What is your purpose here?”
Taking a deep breath, Briar began to talk, making a lot of arm and hand gestures as she said them all. “Trapped. Cold. Dark. Took in. Brought. Ship. Find. Fly. WILD BALDO! Treasures. Bring. Save! Help.” The guards looked so confused, and the girl had the biggest frown on her face. Through the force she began to speak, so desperately. The guards may not understand, she wasn't sure anyone would, but her words were failing. “My master is trapped. I miss him. I can't save him. I need help. Please. Help me save him! I beg you! I can't do it myself.” The force echoed around her, and the little monster tried to see if the Jedi would help her. She was running out of options.