Gaia Sunaris Cadera
It's a cat-astrophe!
Amaryllis stretched as a yawn escaped her lips. It was later mid-afternoon in the common area of the spaceship. Lunch had been delicious and filling. On the ground lay books upon books of galactic knowledge - things she needed to learn, things she had learned, and other things she knew but needed to refine. Indeed, she was filling herself up with knowledge.
But, she knew [member="Kahlil Zambrano"] wanted time to train her specifically with the Force thing and the subsequent lightsaber she had created. The gentle hum of the kybar crystal was calming, relaxing. Whether it was just in her head or not she wasn't sure. She eyed it for a moment as she placed the books onto a table that she had moved back against the wall. Long tail curled before uncurling.
In truth, she hadn't really been looking forward to Kahlil's teaching moment. Their last teaching moment, of course, had quite literally been him indirectly calling her a monster so. She wasn't sure if he still believed that, but Amaryllis remembered it very well. Vividly. It still ate at her, especially as he never even apologized.
What if that was the only reason he kept her around? Some beast to be tamed or some stupid? She hoped she had proved she wasn't just... An animal. Either way, she took a moment to breath as she sipped a glass of water. Wearing a simple outfit, she could only hope this would be over quickly.
But, she knew [member="Kahlil Zambrano"] wanted time to train her specifically with the Force thing and the subsequent lightsaber she had created. The gentle hum of the kybar crystal was calming, relaxing. Whether it was just in her head or not she wasn't sure. She eyed it for a moment as she placed the books onto a table that she had moved back against the wall. Long tail curled before uncurling.
In truth, she hadn't really been looking forward to Kahlil's teaching moment. Their last teaching moment, of course, had quite literally been him indirectly calling her a monster so. She wasn't sure if he still believed that, but Amaryllis remembered it very well. Vividly. It still ate at her, especially as he never even apologized.
What if that was the only reason he kept her around? Some beast to be tamed or some stupid? She hoped she had proved she wasn't just... An animal. Either way, she took a moment to breath as she sipped a glass of water. Wearing a simple outfit, she could only hope this would be over quickly.