Room 313- Wednesday evening

[solo_sword]

There was something kind of comforting about making plans for a trip home (especially after that gremlin bite which was not to be mentioned), even if it now meant pulling out calendars and trying to work out timing. Even when she knew that she could very well end up staying longer at home than she meant to, since every time she seemed to get into some sort of trouble that kept her there and getting captured or nearly killed. Bring it on. It was a very wrong kind of normal, but it was a normal she needed sometimes.

Once she'd gotten things settled, she made a couple calls to let people know, and started playing with her phone to see if there was any way to schedule herself in there too. There had to be an app for this big a scale...


[Door and post are open!]

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[weetuskenraider]

It was kind of neat that she actually understood that now instead of just getting it in theory. "Oh. Yeah, that makes sense," Tahiri agreed. Not that she had much faith in "nothing going on" ever lasting for the Skywalker-Solo family, but why bring that up? "So just a couple of days. That's not too bad."

[solo_sword]

"I'm not worried. It never helps anyway. Did you really come down just to question getting updates?" And if she looked amused, well, shh.

[weetuskenraider]

Yes. "No," Tahiri said. "I came to shake you down for the details you didn't leave in your message."

Because that would ever happen.

[solo_sword]

Jaina raised an eyebrow. "You know if I didn't disclose details I might not have been able to disclose them? Then where would we be?"

[weetuskenraider]

Tahiri crossed her arms and leaned against the doorframe. "Pretty much right where we are now. I do get how that goes now, you know."

[solo_sword]

"I know. Still strange to get used to sometimes," she admitted. "I think because I haven't worked with you in that capacity myself, really."

[weetuskenraider]

"Knowing you were out there in the meld isn't quite the same when there were a couple hundred other beings in it," Tahiri agreed. "So if nothing huge is going on, I'm guessing there hasn't been a whole lot of progress."

[solo_sword]

"Or I'm just not in the know," Jaina shrugged. "Which seems to happen a lot more than I'd like." She'd like it to happen never.

[weetuskenraider]

"It wasn't me this time?" Tahiri offered. "Well, at least not me me."

[solo_sword]

"I mean professionally," she assured her. "I kind of miss the days when the goddess could say the word and get all the information without question. Now they give me lip."

[weetuskenraider]

A tiny bit of tension showed in Tahiri's eyes for just a second before she laughed. "Obviously you need to impress them with a brilliant new strategy or two and reassert your divinity, Cloaked One."

[solo_sword]

"I had them going for a while when I first started spending the weekend at John's," Jaina said. She could give away this part. Tahiri's Jaina couldn't have this trick. "Time moves so fast there, they couldn't understand how they'd get all these reports and work back from me within minutes from when they sent it. That was fun till they got used to it."

[weetuskenraider]

"That's just because they all know you're really that astral anyway," Tahiri informed her. Not that she was biased or anything.

[solo_sword]

She straightened and buffed her nails on her shirt. "The new strategy thing would probably help more, though."

[weetuskenraider]

Tahiri grinned at the gesture. "It is sort of what Yun-Harla's supposed to do, after all."

[solo_sword]

"One of the issues with being here," Jaina sighed. "Some parts are easier than others when you're this remote."

[weetuskenraider]

"I think you do pretty well," Tahiri reassured her. "You'll come up with something."