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Efret Farr
Aris Noble
Zaiya could go on about food for hours, and Aris had learned this the hard way. It was almost impressive how he managed to listen so quietly, chiming in with logical comments here and there, showing more enthusiasm as time went on. He had the patience of a Jedi Sage to endure her endless ramblings without even the slightest hint of irritation.
Then again, he always had his ways to bring her back down to reality. Sometimes it was a playful flick on the forehead, other times a well-placed question to redirect her scattered thoughts.
"Freeze drying?" Zaiya's eyes lit up, and a dazzling cascade of burnished ambers and vivid oranges rippled across her mottled skin, reflecting her curiosity. She scrambled to grab the next tent, her mind racing as she set it up.
"Wait, so you freeze things to make them last longer? Like, a super conservator or something? How does that work? -- I thought freezing can end up making food lose flavor?"
Of course, the Lovalla seamlessly switching topics as she peppered Master Farr with a new set of questions.
"So, does that mean Nirrah can use the Force herself?" she asked, her excitement bubbling over. Zaiya had never heard of animals wielding the Force, much less using something as complex as the visual telepathy Master Farr had mentioned.
A kaleidoscope of colors danced over her rosy golden skin as her mind whirled with possibilities.
"Wait -- just how smart is Nirrah? Like, could she be a sentient species that just can't talk like us? Can she train to learn different Force Powers?" There were so many species and races in the galaxy, it almost made sense.
But then she remembered what Master Farr had said about Nirrah being a wild animal, and her vibrant citrine hues faded into a muted dove grey as she pressed the button to deploy the second tent.
"Okay, now I'm confused," she admitted, brow furrowing as she glanced at Nirrah.
Master Farr, you said she's a wild animal, right?" Zaiya turned to Nirrah, her mottled spots and stripes on her cheeks tinged with subtle biolumiecent embarrassment.
"Sorry, Nirrah. I didn't mean to be rude."
She gave the creature a small, apologetic smile, her skin shifting to a soft coral; Zaiya's way of saying she hoped there were no hard feelings. Nirrah's presence was bringing more questions than answers, but that was just part of discovery.