|
The path of a Jedi (and companions)
|
|
| Darwin_Sky | Date: Monday, 09 Apr 2012, 11:26 AM | Message # 1 |
 Lieutenant colonel
Group: Users
Messages: 135
Status: Offline
| A Knights of the Old Republic-like vision bubble would appear in front of the still-young Jedi. The first thing in his vision was a couple of clone troopers sitting across from him, they were talking amongst each other. Something was off at the time. Darwin turned to look at a fellow Jedi sitting next to him. His eyes immediately returned to the clones as they drew blasters at the pair. Before he could respond, the blurry vision would disappeared rather instantly. The Jedi Padawan would open his eyes wide within moments, and a sharp breath would escape his mouth. Darwin looked left and right, feeling the coldness due to the vastness of space. Once he saw the cockpit window, he relaxed.
The Jedi knew where he was at the moment. He was back on the ship. Darwin would move to sit up rather slowly, shaking his head to push the effects of the vision away. The emotional part of the effects, that is. The left hand moved up to rub both eyes. He'd let out another sharp sigh, before turning to look at Kaylie. "Uh, could you change the course to Ossus?" The expression on his face looked a little weary, like he had gone through either a nightmare or simply a weird dream. It would indicate he knows something Kaylie doesn't.
|
| |
| |
| Kaylie_Winters | Date: Monday, 09 Apr 2012, 2:38 PM | Message # 2 |
 Lieutenant colonel
Group: Users
Messages: 149
Status: Offline
| Kaylie was in the co-pilots seat, not doing much of anything aside from casually looking through a magazine. Darwin had been dozing off and on, and she just let him rest. He needed it, obviously. They had been busy the last few days, especially with their whirlwind marriage ceremony a few days before. Neither of them liked the fluff and frippery of weddings, so it had been simple with no muss and fuss. Kay felt that Darwin was lucky that she even agreed to wear a dress. It just wasn't her. The thought made her smile.
When she heard him gasp, she lowered the magazine into her lap, though kept the spot she was at marked with her finger as she turned her gaze to the Jedi. It was odd that he did that, as normally he was so calm and never startled, even in sleep. "Sure....why?" She asked before she pushed the magazine to the side of her seat and leaned forward to reprogram the coordinates. "Is something wrong? You look just....like someone kicked your puppy." She said, expressing her concern.
|
| |
| |
| Darwin_Sky | Date: Saturday, 14 Apr 2012, 4:55 AM | Message # 3 |
|
Lieutenant colonel
Group: Users
Messages: 135
Status: Offline
| Darwin kept his eyes gazed upon Kaylie for one long moment before answering, "Just call it a gut feeling, Kay." The Jedi leaned his head against the headrest of the chair, letting out a light sigh. It had been a long time since he had a vision. In fact, the last time he have had a vision was during the Clone Wars. The only difference this time around was that the vision wasn't part of the unprecedent future. It was a part of the already-established past. He knew the dangers of returning to Ossus, yet it was a danger he was willing to take. All because of the vision he had received. The Jedi Padawan would have to face the dangers in order to receive some answers, but specifically what?
Darwin was hoping to find out, and not one of those cryptic clues the Jedi typically left around for him to follow on an imaginary trail. Either way, there was an adventure in the making. "First of all, it's puppies. Secondly, I'm fine. I just had a vision. I need to search for a piece of my past there." Then he let out a light chuckle to himself, finding it funny that he was being kind of cryptic to Kaylie the way the Masters had done to him a decade prior.
|
| |
| |
| Kaylie_Winters | Date: Saturday, 14 Apr 2012, 5:53 AM | Message # 4 |
|
Lieutenant colonel
Group: Users
Messages: 149
Status: Offline
| "I means puppy...as in....a baby version of a dog, but ok." she smiled some and finished programming the new coordinates before she leaned back in the chair again. It bothered her that he was being so cryptic. She told him everything, so she felt that it should go the other way around, but that apparently wasn't the case.
"Alright....well I'll be back in the engine room....fixing something...if you feel the need to tell me what is going on." Kaylie said before she got to her feet and laid the magazine down before she walked away. Nothing needed to be done really, but she was sure she could find something to clean or re-arrange or whatnot.
|
| |
| |
