Mirshko Betna
Daughter of Arrbi and Anija
[member="Kuryr"]
She started slightly when he knelt down and looked her in the eye. His grip on her arms was light, and gentle. It reminded her of Mom and Da. She sighed, and looked up to meet his gaze. There was worry etched on his face. Biting her lip, she sighed. "I'm sorry Ori'vod. I... was doing the best that I could... and she was insisting it wasn't good enough or fast enough." She frowned and buried her face in his shoulder as he pulled her into a hug. "I really am trying. I want to make you proud.." she whispered.
"A different lesson?" she frowned slightly, and followed along as he gripped her hand and led her back out of the cargo bay. She could feel the anger coming off him in waves, and it made her shiver slightly. it didn't take them long to make it back to her room. Stepping inside, she looked around for a moment, hearing the humming as well. When Kuryr screamed Nula's name, she started slightly at the strength of the anger in that one word.
She listened closely as he described what to do. Initially, she shied away from doing it. It wasn't what mom had taught her. But if it got Nula to stop, maybe it wasn't so bad.... Frowning, she tried to focus as he'd instructed. It wasn't easy. After a few deep breaths, she closed her eyes and visualized gathering those feelings into a ball in her mind. The ball was dark grey and was a shifting mass. Taking that, she wrapped the Force around it, like she was taking it in her hand. After a few moments, she could feel a weight in her hand, as if it were actually there.
When it was, she thrust her hand forward in Nula's direction, shoving the ball of anger towards her. She could feel it racing across the space that separated them. When it slammed into the woman, Mirshko saw her stagger and fall to her knees. Then, she attacked in earnest. The woman's thoughts were filled with fear. Much like she'd gathered her own thoughts, she tried to reverse that and push the woman's aside. Nula swayed slightly, her face pale as Mirshko shoved a thought into that empty space. It wasn't easy, and the effort of it left her sweating as she continued to focus.
'Curl up' was the thought she pushed at Nula. It took about a minute, and Mirshko watched the woman say as she tried to fight it. But finally, Nula laid down on the floor and curled up in a ball. By now, Mirshko was shaking, both from the effort and the intensity of the emotion. When she saw Nula curl up, she nodded and lifted a shaking hand to wipe her own forehead.
She started slightly when he knelt down and looked her in the eye. His grip on her arms was light, and gentle. It reminded her of Mom and Da. She sighed, and looked up to meet his gaze. There was worry etched on his face. Biting her lip, she sighed. "I'm sorry Ori'vod. I... was doing the best that I could... and she was insisting it wasn't good enough or fast enough." She frowned and buried her face in his shoulder as he pulled her into a hug. "I really am trying. I want to make you proud.." she whispered.
"A different lesson?" she frowned slightly, and followed along as he gripped her hand and led her back out of the cargo bay. She could feel the anger coming off him in waves, and it made her shiver slightly. it didn't take them long to make it back to her room. Stepping inside, she looked around for a moment, hearing the humming as well. When Kuryr screamed Nula's name, she started slightly at the strength of the anger in that one word.
She listened closely as he described what to do. Initially, she shied away from doing it. It wasn't what mom had taught her. But if it got Nula to stop, maybe it wasn't so bad.... Frowning, she tried to focus as he'd instructed. It wasn't easy. After a few deep breaths, she closed her eyes and visualized gathering those feelings into a ball in her mind. The ball was dark grey and was a shifting mass. Taking that, she wrapped the Force around it, like she was taking it in her hand. After a few moments, she could feel a weight in her hand, as if it were actually there.
When it was, she thrust her hand forward in Nula's direction, shoving the ball of anger towards her. She could feel it racing across the space that separated them. When it slammed into the woman, Mirshko saw her stagger and fall to her knees. Then, she attacked in earnest. The woman's thoughts were filled with fear. Much like she'd gathered her own thoughts, she tried to reverse that and push the woman's aside. Nula swayed slightly, her face pale as Mirshko shoved a thought into that empty space. It wasn't easy, and the effort of it left her sweating as she continued to focus.
'Curl up' was the thought she pushed at Nula. It took about a minute, and Mirshko watched the woman say as she tried to fight it. But finally, Nula laid down on the floor and curled up in a ball. By now, Mirshko was shaking, both from the effort and the intensity of the emotion. When she saw Nula curl up, she nodded and lifted a shaking hand to wipe her own forehead.