Ryori Holloway
Battlemaster
@B'Arin Graad @[member="Kaia Za'tire"] @[member="Teferi Efreet"]
Taking the gunship to the space station
Ryori watched her daughter struggle to discern where to go. It was odd, really... Kaia took so much from Ryori in her personality and her skills, and yet seemed to be so uncertain of herself. She had forgotten how, at Kaia's age, Ryori had already been taking care of herself for fifteen years. It was just strange to see her daughter, one who was usually so fiercely independant and fearless, seem to almost be begging for guidance.
Luckily for Kaia, it had been a test. Unluckily for her, sitting back was not an option.
She only nodded. There was no expression on her face, no disappointment, just acceptance. "Come with me, then. You're a sure fire with that blaster, and I know you'll be an asset." Ryori gave Kaia a small smile, with a hint of pride showing through. She had a lot of faith in her daughter, and if direction was what she needed right now, then that is what Ryori would give her.
Turning back toward Teferi, Ryori bowed her head to him. "Interesting your stratagem is, Warrior Master, but trap the spaceport is, I fear." It was true. Ryori knew it herself. She nodded soberly to him, clearly taking his words to mind. "We are in agreement there. It's always a trap when the Sith are involved... but that is all the more reason for us to go. I will not leave them stranded. The Mandalorians are going whether or not it is a trap, and whether or not we follow... better that we do follow, and give them a better chance to emerge triumphant." She didn't know if the Grandmaster would agree with that opinion, but that wasn't really important. To Ryori, that was what it meant to be a Jedi: to do what was right, and fight to protect the lives of others, even if the battle may seem hopeless and comes at the cost of your own life. It was a lesson she hoped Kaia would one day grasp.
"Safe journeys, Jedi Master Ryori Za'tire. May the Force be with you."
"And also with you, Grandmaster. I will have a comm on me, should you need me at the capitol."
Beckoning for Kaia to follow, Ryori made her way toward the gunship that the Mandalore had directed her toward, the same one that B'Arin had boarded. She took a seat semi-near to B'Arin, making sure there was an empty one next to her for Kaia, and strapped herself in. Making herself comfortable as the ship lifted and made its way toward the station, Ryori turned to B'Arin to start a small conference between him, Kaia, and herself. "As we fly, would you mind filling us in about the station? Plans of attack and infiltration, how you suspect the Sith may retaliate or what they may have prepared for us, that kind of thing. I would like to determine where we would be most useful to you and your comrades."
Taking the gunship to the space station
Ryori watched her daughter struggle to discern where to go. It was odd, really... Kaia took so much from Ryori in her personality and her skills, and yet seemed to be so uncertain of herself. She had forgotten how, at Kaia's age, Ryori had already been taking care of herself for fifteen years. It was just strange to see her daughter, one who was usually so fiercely independant and fearless, seem to almost be begging for guidance.
Luckily for Kaia, it had been a test. Unluckily for her, sitting back was not an option.
She only nodded. There was no expression on her face, no disappointment, just acceptance. "Come with me, then. You're a sure fire with that blaster, and I know you'll be an asset." Ryori gave Kaia a small smile, with a hint of pride showing through. She had a lot of faith in her daughter, and if direction was what she needed right now, then that is what Ryori would give her.
Turning back toward Teferi, Ryori bowed her head to him. "Interesting your stratagem is, Warrior Master, but trap the spaceport is, I fear." It was true. Ryori knew it herself. She nodded soberly to him, clearly taking his words to mind. "We are in agreement there. It's always a trap when the Sith are involved... but that is all the more reason for us to go. I will not leave them stranded. The Mandalorians are going whether or not it is a trap, and whether or not we follow... better that we do follow, and give them a better chance to emerge triumphant." She didn't know if the Grandmaster would agree with that opinion, but that wasn't really important. To Ryori, that was what it meant to be a Jedi: to do what was right, and fight to protect the lives of others, even if the battle may seem hopeless and comes at the cost of your own life. It was a lesson she hoped Kaia would one day grasp.
"Safe journeys, Jedi Master Ryori Za'tire. May the Force be with you."
"And also with you, Grandmaster. I will have a comm on me, should you need me at the capitol."
Beckoning for Kaia to follow, Ryori made her way toward the gunship that the Mandalore had directed her toward, the same one that B'Arin had boarded. She took a seat semi-near to B'Arin, making sure there was an empty one next to her for Kaia, and strapped herself in. Making herself comfortable as the ship lifted and made its way toward the station, Ryori turned to B'Arin to start a small conference between him, Kaia, and herself. "As we fly, would you mind filling us in about the station? Plans of attack and infiltration, how you suspect the Sith may retaliate or what they may have prepared for us, that kind of thing. I would like to determine where we would be most useful to you and your comrades."