Myla Rentallia
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Confronted with the prospect of exploration was always something exciting. Traveling to a place like Naboo, less so. There was an old saying that nothing ever happened on Naboo. A statement that might have been absolutely true considering its location, vibrant landscape, and the wonderful amount of resources it provided. Though, it was good to be here to connect with the spirituality and nature of her own people. After all, Amarans would settle on and make colonies on planets like Naboo, and she could see why. The planet was beautiful. It was very much like Amar in its own ways and there always seemed to be the constant shift of trade goods, ships flying in and out from this beautiful place. Though, Myla unfortunately was never much of a naturalist. Instead, she was awed by a much different sight along this planet.
Droids. The battle droids of the CIS were something to behold, and it was the first time she'd properly see them in active movement, in large numbers, and beyond the holograms or repair tables of the Silver Jedi Concordat's repair garages. Myla loved technology, but she especially loved droids. Little Myla however was unsure on how to pursue her current mission of "spiritual connection" when she was so excited and she didn't have as much desire to sit and meditate on this planet. She felt in the tinkering mood, after having had a nerf steak with a small cake. It almost felt as if the young padawan was on a vacation as she went to explore and discover herself.
That was good she supposed. It as important after all she discovered herself and found peace within herself before trying to enforce and bring peace for others. Even though she felt as if needing an enforcer to maintain peace felt somewhat contrary to the idea of peace. Though, she was still young, somewhat snarky, and had yet to mature. She trusted the masters she supposed, but she was sure they couldn't blame her when she felt as if things were well...Boring. Working with a droid, or a ship repair, or tinkering in general was never boring. There was always a problem to be solved, a puzzle to be cracked, and seeing the final product always made Myla feel a sense of inner satisfaction.
"Ugh...I feel like I'm Je-dying on the inside." She whimpers softly to herself as her ears flatten against her head, waiting for some sort of diplomat to help her or something? She heard she was going to be a somewhat welcome guest here on Naboo, but other than the sights the planet had to offer her, she hadn't met a soul yet. The little Amaran was hoping something fun and exciting would pop up for her soon, because a bored Myla was one that tended to get into a little bit more mischief than what would normally be considered acceptable or appreciated. Then again, could anyone blame her? A fox like herself usually didn't just get their wiles but also the fox's laurels.
Droids. The battle droids of the CIS were something to behold, and it was the first time she'd properly see them in active movement, in large numbers, and beyond the holograms or repair tables of the Silver Jedi Concordat's repair garages. Myla loved technology, but she especially loved droids. Little Myla however was unsure on how to pursue her current mission of "spiritual connection" when she was so excited and she didn't have as much desire to sit and meditate on this planet. She felt in the tinkering mood, after having had a nerf steak with a small cake. It almost felt as if the young padawan was on a vacation as she went to explore and discover herself.
That was good she supposed. It as important after all she discovered herself and found peace within herself before trying to enforce and bring peace for others. Even though she felt as if needing an enforcer to maintain peace felt somewhat contrary to the idea of peace. Though, she was still young, somewhat snarky, and had yet to mature. She trusted the masters she supposed, but she was sure they couldn't blame her when she felt as if things were well...Boring. Working with a droid, or a ship repair, or tinkering in general was never boring. There was always a problem to be solved, a puzzle to be cracked, and seeing the final product always made Myla feel a sense of inner satisfaction.
"Ugh...I feel like I'm Je-dying on the inside." She whimpers softly to herself as her ears flatten against her head, waiting for some sort of diplomat to help her or something? She heard she was going to be a somewhat welcome guest here on Naboo, but other than the sights the planet had to offer her, she hadn't met a soul yet. The little Amaran was hoping something fun and exciting would pop up for her soon, because a bored Myla was one that tended to get into a little bit more mischief than what would normally be considered acceptable or appreciated. Then again, could anyone blame her? A fox like herself usually didn't just get their wiles but also the fox's laurels.