[Day 2, ME] Sit down, and shut up (Xanna's apartment)
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2020 10:29 pm
Even in the Slums there were areas that were good and bad. Or mediocre and abysmal to be more accurate. Xanna's apartment was definitely at the upper end of the least bad accommodation you could find. It had a functioning security door and fire escape. The turbolift opened at rather than between floors. It even had a Rodian who claimed to be the building manager (he was actually a low-level enforcer for some crime boss or other, but he seemed to really like the title). It suited her purposes, and her apartment was on the top floor overlooking a decent chunk of the edge of Rygor.
The assault on the Aznuri had been appalling. She had weathered the storm, and could console herself with having helped a few people, but the ferocity and destruction had been vile. It had seemed to take an age to get the blood and grime off her skin and out of her hair. Her memories of the Clone Wars resurfaced in response and she could not get the smell of burning flesh and battle droid out of her nostrils. The more she thought about it the more intense in got and for a moment she thought it might overwhelm her. Until an image of the cabin popped into her mind. Her new friends. Oraka's return.
What would Oraka do?
Well, that seemed obvious. She sat cross-legged on the floor and began to meditate.
The assault on the Aznuri had been appalling. She had weathered the storm, and could console herself with having helped a few people, but the ferocity and destruction had been vile. It had seemed to take an age to get the blood and grime off her skin and out of her hair. Her memories of the Clone Wars resurfaced in response and she could not get the smell of burning flesh and battle droid out of her nostrils. The more she thought about it the more intense in got and for a moment she thought it might overwhelm her. Until an image of the cabin popped into her mind. Her new friends. Oraka's return.
What would Oraka do?
Well, that seemed obvious. She sat cross-legged on the floor and began to meditate.