Star Wars Roleplay: Chaos

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Train you, I will.

It was a foggy day in the Dagobah swamplands, to the point where you only had about a foot of a clear view. Thinking I was adjusted to the planet, I walked out of my hut, and within a few seconds, I stubbed my toe on a rock.
"Ouch!"
Prone to a short temper, I picked the rock of and force blasted it into the dense fog, to hear it make a splash in a nearby swamp. I then climbed onto a large branch, above the hut, glaring into the everlasting fog.
 
Glaring into the fog, Azda thinks of many things to keep his mind in check, but loneliness always catches up to him. He prays for the day someone will come into his life, and remind him of the times he was with his old group, before the crash happened. Tears fill his eyes as he reaches for his lightsaber, but resisting. Then he continues staring into the fog, tears slowly streaming down his face.
 
[member="Azda"]

Checking on the vault took some time. It wasn't that the task was all that onerous -- disable security in the secret bunker, make sure the records and survival supplies were still in good shape, make sure there'd been no interference, look for signs of nearby habitation -- but Dagobah was the middle of nowhere. By the time the vault closed behind her, Mara was yawning. Probably not a good time, then, for the Force to suggest she go that way. Instinctive navigation combined with the empathy of her half-Zeltron heritage, at a guess.

The spacer sighed and trudged in the direction of the misery.
 
[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
Azda felt a odd power coming from somewhere, but he took no warning of it, and climbed down the large tree. Azda had felt it had been a hard day for him, and decided it would be his best interest to relax in the nearby hot spring behind his hut. As his feet touched the soft soil, he trudged around his hut, and began to remove his clothing. But as soon as he was about to slide in the hot spring, his ears perked up and he had heard something taking steps nearby. He attempted to look in the direction, but the fog was too dense to do so. So he didn't take much mind of the noise, however the startle caused him to have slight panic, and he slipped and fell into the large hot spring with a loud splash.
 
[member="Azda"]

The misery faded to a sort of drudgery in her mind's eye. Relief, for someone out there. Someone who didn't feel entirely...human. Mara picked her way through mossy trees, boots squishing and tangling in iron-gray undergrowth. Focusing on her talent for instinctive navigation, she let the Force guide her until the trees parted. She looked out over a small clearing, a simple hut, and a pool of steaming water. Something moved in the water, possibly one of the swamp predators. Still, her gut had led her here.

With the pommel of her unlit lightsabre, she knocked on the nearest tree.

"Hello?"
 
[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
Springing out of the water, he heard a knock on a tree followed by a young voice. He searched for his lightsabers, patting around his wet clothing, but he could not find it, he searched around the swamp worried, and he got an uneasy feeling as he glared into the murky hot spring, noticing the silver reflection deep in the water. When he noticed this, he dashed to his hut, with a large fear the sith were here. Whilst in the hut he searched for a weapon of any sort, and found a rusted blaster pistol in a metal cabinet. Then he went out, jumping from tree to tree to watch the person.
 
[member="Azda"]

The water's disturbance resolved into a small, green, panicked being. From the treeline, Mara watched as he searched for...something. A weapon, if her sense of his distress was any indication. He darted inside the hut. With a mental shrug, Mara approached. She'd almost reached the hut when the panic faded, a small door burst open and the being ran out into the trees clutching a blaster.

Mara ducked through the open door and went to make tea.
 
[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
Azda watched the human, seeing a cloudy future for her. Why was this young girl not in a fright, and more specifically, why was she making tea? As Azda sat in the trees, he sensed no dark energy, so he climbed down, and tapped the woman on the shoulder.
Before she turned around, he silently activated the blaster.
"In my hut, you are." Azda stated with confusion.
 
Dagobah..a planet that had a strong force pull both dark and light and those who went there went to find themselves

In this case stardust was here to explore the murky planet and to mediate on the force

However she heard while she was walkimg something going on, was she not the only one here?

Making her way to the sound she spotted a girl and a.....what was he? Very white for sure

Getting closer she spoke"I suppose this was set up huh?


[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
[member="Azda"]
 
[member="stardust"] [member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
Azda turned around to the other voice slowly, worried a nearby swamp creature would hear the chaos.
"Setup, this is not! This woman invaded my hut, and is making tea here! Now if you two won't mind, I am going to relax."
Azda then removed his clothes and slid into the murky hot spring. Soon to use the force to pull both his lightsabers into his hands, at the ready.
 
[member="Azda"] [member="stardust"]
Mara turned and tensed, but tried not to show it, as the creature's blaster became apparent. Her tension shifted direction as she became aware of another presence, strong in the Force, and inquisitive. Mara opened her mouth to respond, then closed it again as the newcomer entered the conversation.

"That's me, one hundred percent invader-" She broke off as the green creature shucked its clothes again and dove into the water, with a sploosh she could hear from inside the cramped hut. With a shrug, she continued making tea. The creature's moroseness had shifted to something like paranoia. Well, at least it wasn't sad anymore.
 
[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"] [member="stardust"]
As Azda was in the hot spring, he wondered about the unexpected guest, and thought rather than attacking them for an improper reason, to let them be guest in his small home.
"Join me, why don't you?"
 
She stepped from the shadows with a smile"while is oust you from this place it seems the owner has no intention of doing so

She moved a rock and sat on it smiling"interesting to say I thought no one was here since yoda....ahh those stories

[member="Azda"]
[member="Mara D'Lessio Merrill"]
 

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