REALLY Hates Talking
Myvette dexterously spun her syrup-stained fork around her thumb and between her fingers, it was a relief and a blessing she would never take for granted again. After that claw got lodged inside her right wrist, Myvette feared she'd never be able to move it or the rest of her hand ever again. Thank the force those smugglers had a Bacta tank Myvette could soak in until medical help arrived. They landed on Plexis three days ago to confront a local spice lord whose taxation policies were starving the populace. Myvette was eager to help but didn't understand why not one but two Jedi were needed to resolve the situation. She figured Jax thought it would help Myvette practice her negotiation skills or maybe he just wanted to ease back into the swing of things after their exile. Regardless of what his reasons were that sleazy Rodian with pockets almost as big as his gut didn't take too kindly to a pair of sorcerers barging into his private estate borderline demanding that he changed his policies. Well,
Jax Thio
was doing the demanding, Myvette couldn't participate in the speaking part on account of...yeah.
Jax had given Myvette the ability to speak without lips but...she just couldn't bring herself to use it with strangers. She trusted Jax and communicating with him came easy, especially after their exile but breaking the barrier between Myvette and the unknown was going to take a little more effort on her part. Plus most people would get jittery if a disembodied voice suddenly manifested in their head.
Anyway, after communications broke down the spice lord decided to release his lucrative collection of exotic creatures. His prized possession was a Gundark as red and leathery as a jacket left in the Tatooine sun. People always use Gundarks in expressions and measurements of skill and strength so Myvette supposed that numbed her to the actual danger the creature posed. The attack came quickly and the girl instinctively blocked it with her hands as opposed to the literal blade of light clipped to her waist. She didn't want to harm what was essentially in her 'eyes' an innocent life and her compassion was rewarded with a claw through the wrist. The situation was miserable but then Jax did something...she wasn't expecting.
He reached his hands out in all directions and a wave of energy washed over the area like a wave, my force vision gave color to the energy and it was so beautiful. I felt at peace as soon as the power hit me and so did all of the creatures. It was like serenity given form.
Myvette leaned back in the hospital gurney, her hand over her stomach as she tilted to the side and 'looked' out the fifth-story window. Myvette's thoughts lingered on an issue of hers tugging at her heartstrings and whispering on the wind.
I have to learn that power. For my sake and for theirs...
Myvette leaned toward the door and pouted, perceptions absent of the target of her search.
Late again...what a surprise...
Jax had given Myvette the ability to speak without lips but...she just couldn't bring herself to use it with strangers. She trusted Jax and communicating with him came easy, especially after their exile but breaking the barrier between Myvette and the unknown was going to take a little more effort on her part. Plus most people would get jittery if a disembodied voice suddenly manifested in their head.
Anyway, after communications broke down the spice lord decided to release his lucrative collection of exotic creatures. His prized possession was a Gundark as red and leathery as a jacket left in the Tatooine sun. People always use Gundarks in expressions and measurements of skill and strength so Myvette supposed that numbed her to the actual danger the creature posed. The attack came quickly and the girl instinctively blocked it with her hands as opposed to the literal blade of light clipped to her waist. She didn't want to harm what was essentially in her 'eyes' an innocent life and her compassion was rewarded with a claw through the wrist. The situation was miserable but then Jax did something...she wasn't expecting.
He reached his hands out in all directions and a wave of energy washed over the area like a wave, my force vision gave color to the energy and it was so beautiful. I felt at peace as soon as the power hit me and so did all of the creatures. It was like serenity given form.
Myvette leaned back in the hospital gurney, her hand over her stomach as she tilted to the side and 'looked' out the fifth-story window. Myvette's thoughts lingered on an issue of hers tugging at her heartstrings and whispering on the wind.
I have to learn that power. For my sake and for theirs...
Myvette leaned toward the door and pouted, perceptions absent of the target of her search.
Late again...what a surprise...