Jaina Solo Fel (
solo_sword) wrote2007-10-24 06:02 am
Room 313, after classes
Between the end of Parents Weekend (including the meeting she was glad went as well as it did), Fandom finding even more ways to scar her, and other things, Jaina was having a pretty interesting week so far.
Some parts of it (okay, the Parents Weekend parts only), she knew she had to actually update people about, especially since it was official that she wouldn't be going home permanently for a while. Which was why she'd started recording a transmission to her mother before realizing talking about how great her weekend with her dad was might not be such a great idea, and had resumed sitting there and trying to figure out what to say.
[For Karal, but open, much like the door. SP for workishness and time zones yay.]
Some parts of it (okay, the Parents Weekend parts only), she knew she had to actually update people about, especially since it was official that she wouldn't be going home permanently for a while. Which was why she'd started recording a transmission to her mother before realizing talking about how great her weekend with her dad was might not be such a great idea, and had resumed sitting there and trying to figure out what to say.
[For Karal, but open, much like the door. SP for workishness and time zones yay.]

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Altra stretched out enough to touch the stone, making it glow, reflecting the blue of his eyes, and then there was a man in the stone, and voices rang out from it, quiet but clear, as he spoke with a very much older man, dressed in robes. "They are speaking in the Imperial tongue, unfortunately, but I can explain what they're saying."
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Even if she couldn't understand them, she was paying attention to the scene she was watching. "Please," she said.
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The conversation between the two men had become more animated, and Tremane was gesturing at the door while he fastened a heavy cloak around his shoulders and reached for his sword.
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The response was immediate, as some of the men began donning weapons and warmer clothing, and other left at a run.
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Tremane led his men down snow covered and roofed tunnels while Karal spoke, and they stepped outside the walls of Shonar, and into hard, diamond-bright sunlight. It was brutal, snow-covered wilderness, tracks cut through snow up to the waist of a grown man with drifts going higher than his head. Tremane's group wrapped scarves around their faces, covering every patch of exposed skin, before they trekked across the snow after their leader.
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Altra closed his eyes and the picture disappeared.
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