Galina Kerrigan-Alcori
Wildling
Galina nodded slowly to Siobhan. "B-better n-ne-xt t-time." She struggled through the words, but seemed hopeful. Truthfully, the redhead didn't want flying to be this scary thing anymore. She just wanted to be past that.
The young woman found herself squeezing Sio's hand tighter as they headed to the front of the line. It'd been a long while since the wildling had seen so many people. The thought made her a tiny bit nervous, even more so as a number of eyes seemed to be focused on her.
She glanced to Sio questioningly, not sure why they were staring at her. The redhead managed a timid smile as they passed through the gates and into the Zoo itself. Her attention was soon drawn this way, and that as she looked at signs pointing off to the different exhibits.
A sign caught her attention, Nexu or maybe it was the picture showing the beast beside the Aurebesh symbols that had her eye. Lifting her free hand, she pointed to it, her nerves and the other people around them, forgotten for the moment. "T-that waay?" She asked.
[member="Siobhan Kerrigan"]
The young woman found herself squeezing Sio's hand tighter as they headed to the front of the line. It'd been a long while since the wildling had seen so many people. The thought made her a tiny bit nervous, even more so as a number of eyes seemed to be focused on her.
She glanced to Sio questioningly, not sure why they were staring at her. The redhead managed a timid smile as they passed through the gates and into the Zoo itself. Her attention was soon drawn this way, and that as she looked at signs pointing off to the different exhibits.
A sign caught her attention, Nexu or maybe it was the picture showing the beast beside the Aurebesh symbols that had her eye. Lifting her free hand, she pointed to it, her nerves and the other people around them, forgotten for the moment. "T-that waay?" She asked.
[member="Siobhan Kerrigan"]