you can call me great one

There were a lot of things Jaina didn't want to deal with when she left the stables. Which was why she'd spent as much time as possible in the flight shed, running through scenarios and occasionally picking up her comlink to call home whenever she'd thought of something that could be useful. And when she realized it was dark out, she knew she'd have to go back, mainly because this week it might take her a few hours to do so.

When she got back to Adorable Panda, her first stop, funnily enough, was to find John, still bunnified... and covered in chocolate. "If this is some sort of sign, we can grab dinner once you're human again," she said, picking him up and starting toward the bathroom, because he wasn't getting cuddles till he was clean again.

She could really deal with the distraction, yes.

Jaina had had a pretty busy day, playing Space Vampires and trying to break into Anakin's shuttle and all, but she was bored. She was bored and Jacen wasn't here, so she was going to have to make her own fun. Which meant she had to go exploring.

It was probably best not to ask how she found the entrance into the sewers, except that she had a lot of practice wandering into the lower levels of Coruscant, and this was pretty much the reason she came down here at all. She didn't like it, though. It was boring and it made her want to take a bath and there was something wrong with anything that made her want to do that.

She sighed and thought about giving up and seeing if the ruins of that one building would be any fun, but kept going for a while anyway, just in case. And she lucked out when she saw the little gremlin, who saw her at the same time, and they both stopped in their tracks. She knew it was a bad idea to go near it, but it looked more scared than harmful, or at least she thought so in all her infinite six-year-old wisdom, so it was probably okay. And Jacen didn't have one yet and they didn't even have gremlins back home.

"Wait right there!" she ordered, and took off running to get back to the surface.

She returned some time later with a box for the gremlin to go in, but it didn't listen to her and wandered off, and no matter how far she kept walking, she couldn't find it again. Finally she gave up and turned around, muttering things about stupid gremlins.