Ashin Varanin
Professional Enabler
SITH ACADEMY (FORMERLY COSMINA ACADEMY FOR PRACTITIONERS)
CRINA
ONE SITH TERRITORY
"These robes fething itch."
Disguising yourself as a student anywhere was difficult when you were middle-aged, even if you currently looked about half that.
"And are the jhodpurs riding up for you?"
Sith Academies and Temples had all manner of quirks and foibles. There were, at last count, over a dozen spread through the Sith territories. This particular one had been rather perfunctorily, even disrespectfully, converted from a school of an entirely different Force tradition. A tradition that had believed in magic.
Hence the pointy hat wobbling precariously on Ashin's head, and the wooden staff going tap-tap-tap down the castle hallway. (Yes, castle.) She was used to walking with a cane, and it wasn't that ugly -- the Sith runes had a certain symmetry -- but in the end, she'd had more dignified disguises. The Sith who'd taken over this particular facility had been, it seemed, possessed of a strange sense of humor. She rather doubted the original Crinan Practitioners had worn pointy hats, for one thing.
"Seriously, Spence - finish the cake or we'll be late for Defense Against the Jedi Arts." That wasn't the class's actual name; the real name was in Ancient Sith, and either the administrators had rediscovered a lost variant of Kissai or they'd thoroughly butchered the grammar. 'How breaking of weakers' was a decent approximation.
Kids these days.
[member="Spencer Jacobs"]
CRINA
ONE SITH TERRITORY
"These robes fething itch."
Disguising yourself as a student anywhere was difficult when you were middle-aged, even if you currently looked about half that.
"And are the jhodpurs riding up for you?"
Sith Academies and Temples had all manner of quirks and foibles. There were, at last count, over a dozen spread through the Sith territories. This particular one had been rather perfunctorily, even disrespectfully, converted from a school of an entirely different Force tradition. A tradition that had believed in magic.
Hence the pointy hat wobbling precariously on Ashin's head, and the wooden staff going tap-tap-tap down the castle hallway. (Yes, castle.) She was used to walking with a cane, and it wasn't that ugly -- the Sith runes had a certain symmetry -- but in the end, she'd had more dignified disguises. The Sith who'd taken over this particular facility had been, it seemed, possessed of a strange sense of humor. She rather doubted the original Crinan Practitioners had worn pointy hats, for one thing.
"Seriously, Spence - finish the cake or we'll be late for Defense Against the Jedi Arts." That wasn't the class's actual name; the real name was in Ancient Sith, and either the administrators had rediscovered a lost variant of Kissai or they'd thoroughly butchered the grammar. 'How breaking of weakers' was a decent approximation.
Kids these days.
[member="Spencer Jacobs"]