Ashin Varanin
Professional Enabler
So far as Ajira was concerned, age's most irritating problem was the tendency of her memories to get together and pop out similar-but-not-identical spawn at a positively leporine rate. Flashbacks had flings no matter how little they had in common. Her long-term memory had turned into a mix and mingle, or some less polite variation thereupon.
All that to say: she couldn't recall if she'd ever been to Hoth. Belsavis, sure, and a couple of chilly Fringe worlds, plus this one ice moon where she'd been trapped in a Sith crypt as a very young Jedi Knight. Ziost once or twice, Dromund Kaas after Larraq. Plenty of cold planets in all their glory. But Hoth? Maybe, maybe not. It rang a faint bell, but most things did at this point in her life. The taste of the wind, the color of the snow and the sky -- all struck her as just a bit familiar. When she tried an especially challenging ski hill, her wipeouts brought her face-to-face with nature but no closer to backtracking the genealogy of a memory. Maybe she'd been here before; maybe not.
She wiped out a lot. Her thing was remaining immovable. She could take a turbolaser to the chest or get stepped on by a Gorax, but motion was something else entirely. Skiing was an exercise in frustration and futility. Mostly she'd come here to the new Star Tours resort on Mount Ison because she needed to get off Naboo for a while. Get some exercise, poke around at certain aspects of recent Hoth history, maybe strike a deal or two, and come back refreshed. Clearly there was nothing more refreshing than a wipeout on a double-black run, nor the grumpy, awkward hike back to the ski lodge for hot chocolate. At least she kept her Force presence concealed throughout. A fight would have been quite refreshing, but totally out of character for her current identity.
All that to say: she couldn't recall if she'd ever been to Hoth. Belsavis, sure, and a couple of chilly Fringe worlds, plus this one ice moon where she'd been trapped in a Sith crypt as a very young Jedi Knight. Ziost once or twice, Dromund Kaas after Larraq. Plenty of cold planets in all their glory. But Hoth? Maybe, maybe not. It rang a faint bell, but most things did at this point in her life. The taste of the wind, the color of the snow and the sky -- all struck her as just a bit familiar. When she tried an especially challenging ski hill, her wipeouts brought her face-to-face with nature but no closer to backtracking the genealogy of a memory. Maybe she'd been here before; maybe not.
She wiped out a lot. Her thing was remaining immovable. She could take a turbolaser to the chest or get stepped on by a Gorax, but motion was something else entirely. Skiing was an exercise in frustration and futility. Mostly she'd come here to the new Star Tours resort on Mount Ison because she needed to get off Naboo for a while. Get some exercise, poke around at certain aspects of recent Hoth history, maybe strike a deal or two, and come back refreshed. Clearly there was nothing more refreshing than a wipeout on a double-black run, nor the grumpy, awkward hike back to the ski lodge for hot chocolate. At least she kept her Force presence concealed throughout. A fight would have been quite refreshing, but totally out of character for her current identity.