What's the difference between a fighter pilot and God?
God doesn't think He's a fighter pilot.
Sullust Temple Hangar.
Aerion was a big guy. He was a fighter. Sometimes he broke the rules to get the job done, no matter what it was. As a Jedi, he had yet to do that. Zaren Bouqi attributed it to having inherited that streak from him, the breaking the rules part, but he could never imagine someone so rigid having ever broken a rule. Sometimes when he wasn't so hard ass, there were stories of what it had been like as a Jedi Padawan for him. As any teenager who just wanted to be left alone, he headed out to do the one thing that his father was almost never caught doing.
Flying.
There was something serene about the silence of space. He had learned to tune out the sounds his dark X-Wing made. It was free of an astromech. Likely not the best idea when it came to piloting such a fighter, but he had learned much as a pilot on his own. No one was able to teach him, other than Master Bishop, and that guy was as dry as stale bread.
Sometimes, he headed to the underground Hangar at the Sullust Temple.
Some nights he just went there to climb onto the hull of his ship and sit atop of it to be alone with his thoughts, as he was right now.
On those nights he didn't get much sleep. It happened on a lot of nights, too many to be considered 'healthy.' His skin colouring was dark, more akin to a chocolatey brown pigmentation, because of this it made it hard for someone to see the dark rings underneath his eyes. One would have to get close to see them, real close, and that almost never happened. Young Ivelisse wasn't particularly bothered by that, but some part of him, deep within knew it wasn't right.
Popping open the top of the X-Wing to reveal the cockpit, he chewed on the inside of his cheek as he contemplated entering the cockpit. He had before. Turned everything on, it was just there, a single person sitting on it with an open cockpit...
Waiting.
[member="Choli Vyn"]
God doesn't think He's a fighter pilot.
Sullust Temple Hangar.
Aerion was a big guy. He was a fighter. Sometimes he broke the rules to get the job done, no matter what it was. As a Jedi, he had yet to do that. Zaren Bouqi attributed it to having inherited that streak from him, the breaking the rules part, but he could never imagine someone so rigid having ever broken a rule. Sometimes when he wasn't so hard ass, there were stories of what it had been like as a Jedi Padawan for him. As any teenager who just wanted to be left alone, he headed out to do the one thing that his father was almost never caught doing.
Flying.
There was something serene about the silence of space. He had learned to tune out the sounds his dark X-Wing made. It was free of an astromech. Likely not the best idea when it came to piloting such a fighter, but he had learned much as a pilot on his own. No one was able to teach him, other than Master Bishop, and that guy was as dry as stale bread.
Sometimes, he headed to the underground Hangar at the Sullust Temple.
Some nights he just went there to climb onto the hull of his ship and sit atop of it to be alone with his thoughts, as he was right now.
On those nights he didn't get much sleep. It happened on a lot of nights, too many to be considered 'healthy.' His skin colouring was dark, more akin to a chocolatey brown pigmentation, because of this it made it hard for someone to see the dark rings underneath his eyes. One would have to get close to see them, real close, and that almost never happened. Young Ivelisse wasn't particularly bothered by that, but some part of him, deep within knew it wasn't right.
Popping open the top of the X-Wing to reveal the cockpit, he chewed on the inside of his cheek as he contemplated entering the cockpit. He had before. Turned everything on, it was just there, a single person sitting on it with an open cockpit...
Waiting.
[member="Choli Vyn"]