Shadows of Bankor

"As if I haven't been called worse," she snorted a laugh. "But yeah, I think it's important that we draw a line in the sand, so to speak. At least with most of the people on our side here, I think we should be able to do it... and we have the shining heroes to keep people like me from stepping over ...

She smiled at the kiss and gave him one in return on his fuzzy cheek. "It feels strange to be so lauded for just doing my job, but hey, I guess I'll take it." "Now we just need to support those who can stand in the front and be an inspiration for others to rise up against the Empire. It's going to b...

Build-wise, not really. At some points I considered investing more in Talents and less in Skills, but overall I was satisfied with what I ended up with, as I considered the wide-spread of skills to represent Dove's work experience. Roleplay-wise I was mostly satisfied as well. Some points of avenue ...

"Aw, shucks..." she laughed softly, looking away for a moment as if she was embarrassed. "All this hero-talk is gonna get to my head sometime. Last night Jennah was calling me a hero, and now you're saying pretty much the same thing, Dak." Dove brushed some of her hair away from her face. "You don't...

Maybe Ela would become quartermaster extraordinare to keep track of all this.

Dove (and Jurdak too I think) are working on establishing proper intelligence operations for the Resistance. Not sure if Intelligence work is something for Ela, but I'm sure she could help shape the future of the rebellion somehow.

At the mention of CIS, Dove shook her head slightly with an amused smile. "We do have a lot of things to catch up on... but sure, Wookies might be a good choice. Maybe Keeli knows Wookie-speak?"

She looked over at him, with some curiosity on her face. "Me?" there was a brief chuckle. "I'm not sure I can take the credit for it. You had already made up your mind to get back into the fray of things after the razing of the Aznuri enclave... you said yourself I didn't exactly need to persuade yo...

Dove glanced to Mia. "He seemed like someone who needed some real-life teaching. Just like the kid."

Here they go again, adopting another stray.

It seemed her meaning was missed, but it wasn't something Dove felt she needed to clarify now. "Well, when there's a shortage of soldiers, we do what we gotta do." She sighed. "But it's not over with Bankor. It's gonna take a lot of work to get a proper Resistance up and running that can take on thi...

"Hello there, again," she figured it must be nice to have a sentient holo-servant.

"Lead the way, master guide."


/fade to tourism and scene

"And you too, Valus," she smiled warmly in return. "You need it more than I."

Maybe not true, but her sentiment was still the same.

"Now, is there any place I shouldn't wander off to here? I feel like sightseeing a little bit before I fly back."

That he found hope from those who believed in him... she couldn't ask for much more at the moment. Dove reminded herself that he would need time. Not everyone were like her, moving around with a limp and already thinking of the next steps and how to go on. "Well... when you feel up for getting into ...

"Nothing wrong with waiting, and we got plenty of folks itching to be the heroic protagonist of this story," Dove chuckled with an amused tone. "But only you can be you. And... if the other Inquisitors are like you and Neela, the two of you can be a light of hope to some of them. That there is a cha...

"Well," her hand moved away from the plant, reaching out to him instead, "if it helps, I trust the you that didn't kill me, and didn't kill those prisoners that night. The you that helped me carry the body of my friend." Dove's voice was soft, but even. "Even if you don't trust yourself quite yet, I...

"Hey, it was a good tactical decision to do so... someone like me would've been a valuable prisoner for the Empire, if they figured out who or what I am." The luckiest would've been immediate execution, compared to being taken alive. "So thanks." Dove smiled at the touch. "And I'm glad you're safe t...

"Sure, no half-day presents. And the amphibious-modulator was a... hmm... house-warming gift. A belated one, of course, but hey, I needed to get the funds for it." Those things weren't cheap, after all. "But yeah, treasure, secret underwater lairs, sunken cities... lots of potential really. And if w...

Dove felt the unspoken words... it was something she had felt about all the Jedi kids she had come across. Petrus had improved some, Xanna was perhaps the one who could the easiest blend into a crowd as a normal person, Floats... needed more work. "You're welcome," she smiled to the young woman. "An...

She shrugged at first, before folding her hands together at the table. "I'm just sayin', there's some wiggle-room. Yes, it's a tragedy what happened to the Order, but... as you said yourself, it wasn't without flaws." "This could be the opportunity for something better to rise from the ashes of the ...

She nodded, looking closer at some of the plants as she reached out to touch the leaves. "So... you're planning on staying here for the foreseeable future then?" To her, it felt like he was hiding from the realities of the galaxy. But she also understood... she had heard what happened with Neela, an...

Djanik wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 23, 2020 6:30 pm

Are goals rules/details posted anywhere?

I have to figure out what on earth Djanik is going to be doing.

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"You're a quick thinker, and a creative one too. I heard about what you did back at the apartment, when the Inquisitor showed up... how you managed to trick them and save those people." Dove smiled at the kid, a smile of pride and confidence. "Being quick-witted and creative is one of the first step...

Dove laughed. "I don't think anyone really starts out their lives being evil, Floats. Maybe... petty and mean? But not evil. At least that's my take."

Well there were some Hutts she suspected just were born crooked through and through, but that was a discussion of nature versus nurture.

Mia turned a bit redder, despite the sun being down. "I hope it's better than what we used to cook at home. Who would have thought that farmers would be bad at preparing food?" "Your cooking is fine, if a bit on the bland side, Mia," Dove teased warmly. At least Mia didn't burn food regularly. "Wan...

"Because it's sandy?" she chuckled, looking around for a dry spot to sit, "but sure, let's sit down..."

There was a beat, as if she was swallowing some pride before being able to go on. "And hey... thanks for hauling my ass out of there last night."