Hanna blushed faintly as they parted. She still had not exactly become use to their being back together again, and she doubted she would for a little more time.

"Conversation..."

Hanna was a bit flustered, but the confusion did not last long as she playfully pushed Kahn away from her and then pinned him to the ground.

She smiled down at him, shaking her head.

"You should know better, really. High and mighty indeed."

Slowly she brought herself up, and then reached down with a hand to help Kahn up.

The Knight took her hand and stood up, smiling faintly.

"Care to prove me wrong, Miss Hanna?"

Now it was his turn to stick out his tounge playfully at her.

She wrapped her arm back with his, squeezing his arm gently.

"How about we walk for a little while longer?"

She loved being with Kahn, but it still was all overwhelming for her and needed to take some getting use to.

The Jedi Knight squeezed back, nodding. He could partly sense her feelings, and understood that they would need to take it a bit slow for now.

"Sounds like a good idea to me."

They continued on down the path, heading towards a small grove of trees. The native Naboo wildlife thrived around them creating a perfect scene for two who were in love.

"I'd forgotten how beautiful it is on this planet."

Even though Kahn resided on Naboo, he often didn't have time to stop and smell the roses, as one might put it.

Sight seeing here on Naboo sure beat any of the sights on Tatooine, Hanna was really sick of seeing miles upon miles of sand, which made her greatly admire the view on Naboo even more.

"Yes, it certainly is beautiful. I guess you don't get to do much sight seeing, what with training and all?"

Kahn shrugged. He wasn't really sure why he hadn't taken the time to notice it before.

"Training does keep me busy, but I think I just forgot that nature can produce her own special type of beauty."

When he said the last part, he was looking at Hanna rather than the surroundings. Perhaps he hadn't enjoyed it as much before because he hadn't had someone to enjoy it with.

"Yes, nature certainly is a wonderful thing."

Hanna had been looking at what was before her, but she quickly turned her head to meet Kahn's gaze as she spoke her next words.

"It's amazing the things one seems to notice and really care about when they're with someone special, to share it with."

She quickly turned her gaze away, noticing that sun had fadded all too suddenly, dark clouds seemed to take the sun's place now.

"Well, so much for the sunny day. I guess nature had a change in plans"

Kahn glanced up as well, frowning slightly.

"She does tend to do that, doesn't she? My house isn't too far from here...want to make a run for it?"

Thunder boomed overhead, signaling what would soon become a downpour.

Hanna looked up for a quick moment, trying to make a last minute choice, when she noticed a flash of lightning flicker off into the distance.

She nodded her head quickly to Kahn.

"Yeah, we better hurry though. It looks like it's going to be a wild one."

She was pretty sure that Kahn knew a short cut into getting to his house and so she waited for him to set off first.

"Off we go then."

Kahn took off at a medium pace, heading through the grove and turning to the left. This route would lead them across a small field, and across that lay his home. He normally took the path all the away around, to avoid trampling any of the flowers and other plantlife that flourished in the field. But he didn't particularly relish the idea of both himself and Hanna being soaked with rain.