TIME: Late morning
THEME: Jungle Ambience
After Briana Sal-Soren 's visit to his home, it was time for him to leave it.
There was nothing there for him now but to be married off - of which there was a slim chance, at best - to whichever well-to-do woman that was willing to look past his impurities, the half of him that made his life all the more rich in detail, that which was given to him by his father, biologically, and harkening back to the Luka Sene of Alpheridies.... a model for his relationship with the Force that would doubtless colour his life on the jungled sphere. Packing up a modest portion of his belongings - clothes, sketchbooks, paints, canvas, and so on - he said his farewells to family and acquaintances, and boarded a chartered transport to the ancient Jedi world of Ossus, with its untamed nature and ruins for a new perspective and to be trained further in what some might call a spiritual art: that of the Jedi, a path that his mother and father had started him on to the best of their abilities, amongst the other requirements on their time.
Stepping off the transport and into the different air and different levels of light, he found less need to prepare himself for the onslaught of brightness, canopies filtering it to a comfortable level... already he could see the abundance of shadows and how they played on the landscape, and this was enticing to him such that he set down his fine leather satchel on top of his large travel case to dive into it for what he needed, and wandered forward with a pencil and his current sketchbook opened to a blank page, to get a closer look. After being at this for a handful of minutes, he went back to the travel case and used it as a seat after dropping the satchel to the ground, to proceed to sketch the scene around him, taking note of the colours for later.
So engrossed in this was he, that it might have been that he didn't notice he was approached, except for the fact that he spoke when their shadow encroached on his field of vision.
"The shades of vert are different here, non?"
The greenery and florals of Hapes were manicured to within an inch of their life, and it all looked so similar that it started to blur at times. Here, there was so much variance and detail from the moment he stepped off the transport that he could spend hours with it. He didn't need to go looking for something different or trick himself into believing something to be more interesting than it actually was.
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