Nouqai Veil
Falentra
This strange cipher cube that she found one day hovering atop of her bed kept her busy on days till end. There were many questions, of how it appeared in her possession in the first place, but the teen still felt the insatiable curiousity to solve it. When she wasn't going about the galaxy on training and missions under her master, she was stuck in her chambers in the alvaria castle attempting to decipher this complex puzzle. It was a cube with symbols on it foreign to her, they were similar to sith runes that she had read upon. With her recent visit to the library-temple in Kraysiss 2, she had gotten some tomes to help her out. The object was ancient, so she found out. As much as learning a new prehistoric language which ontly translated to the direction and precise angle to turn the puzzle at. But with each milestone, there was another hurdle - another puzzle to solve.
6 weeks, spent on it, with a final push, the cube unlocked. Glowing as the dark room lit with blue light, points like stars doting around the area and orbs floating around. It was a holocron map. There was an immense sense of satisfaction, having solved such a complex puzzle. But among the blue, there was a bright glow of purple - a location pin, the ancient hieroglyphic languages translating into coordinates. Kathol was a planet she had studied of before, but it was not one she had been on... yet. Nouqai couldn't quite contain her excitement as she boarded her ship and shooting through hyperspace - a journey that took 4 hours before she eventually got to the Kathol system. To the exact coordinates she had managed to navigate to. Imagine her dissapointment when she had arrived to nothing more than a wiltering tree on an expanse of barren land. The cipher cube in her hand beeped, she must be at the right place... but there was nothing in sight but an old tree.
The girl groaned. Given the effort she had put in to decipher the puzzle, she was frustrated to what it lead to. She slumbed against the tree. Perhaps she could sulk here for a little more before she was ready to head back.
6 weeks, spent on it, with a final push, the cube unlocked. Glowing as the dark room lit with blue light, points like stars doting around the area and orbs floating around. It was a holocron map. There was an immense sense of satisfaction, having solved such a complex puzzle. But among the blue, there was a bright glow of purple - a location pin, the ancient hieroglyphic languages translating into coordinates. Kathol was a planet she had studied of before, but it was not one she had been on... yet. Nouqai couldn't quite contain her excitement as she boarded her ship and shooting through hyperspace - a journey that took 4 hours before she eventually got to the Kathol system. To the exact coordinates she had managed to navigate to. Imagine her dissapointment when she had arrived to nothing more than a wiltering tree on an expanse of barren land. The cipher cube in her hand beeped, she must be at the right place... but there was nothing in sight but an old tree.
The girl groaned. Given the effort she had put in to decipher the puzzle, she was frustrated to what it lead to. She slumbed against the tree. Perhaps she could sulk here for a little more before she was ready to head back.