Ossus Orbit

A young twelve year old girl stared out of the window, overlooking a lush planet below. She shifted uneasily in her seat, her robe causing her a bit of a problem due to how cramped the seating was onboard the passenger transport. As she looked around, she saw that most others onboard this ship were either families, or people coming here to work, though she saw some soldiers who looked to possibly be retired.

The inside of the passenger transport was actually quite luxurious, that is of course, if you sat toward the front. Lavality, her name being, had chosen not to do so, despite her having the funds to do it, he would make it seem rather odd that a child would be sitting up front in a luxurious suite when she had no adult or parents with her and right now she didn't want to draw any attention to herself.

Lavality stretched her arms as the transport slowly sped past a patrol ship then entered the planet’s atmosphere, small flames started to dance across the hull.

"All passengers and crew this is your captain speaking," a voice spoke suddenly over the ships intercoms. "We'll be arriving at Orilcia momentarily, please stay seated until we've landed and the boarding ramp has extended," with that the intercom went silent.

Nearly there, thought Lavality as she saw a red hue from the window. She could hear one kid somewhere in front whining about how he hated the bumpiness of the descent. I think he'd prefer this, than to be onboard a ship that is constantly under attack, she glanced away from the window and toward the front.

Minutes passed before the transport cleared the upper atmosphere and dove into some clouds, before quickly exiting outward and revealing the vast capital beneath. Lavality had to admit it was an interesting site, but not one she was intending to keep. As the ship's landing gear extended, she felt the rhythmic 'thump' as the ship landed in the star port.

A boarding ramp extended outward, and the people were able to start disembarking. Lavality quickly grabbed the only thing she brought with her, a duffle bag that wasn't full of anything important - just something to help pass her off as being a traveler.

She exited the ship and entered the massive star port and looked around for an air speeder. Her information was skechy and she honestly didn't know where to begin, but for now she decided to wonder around the capital and see what she could find out. Of course, right away someone at the star port had asked if she was traveling alone and if she was meeting her folks here. "I'll be fine, told them I'd head straight home from the star port," she beamed at the security guard who looked at her strangely then nodded and walked away.

Though in the back of her mind, she felt warmth and a presence, at least she wasn't technically alone - but she 'was' getting a tad nervous. Something felt off about the capital to her, but she wasn't entirely certain 'what' it was.

Orilcia
Lavality ventured beyond the starport, though her intent wasn't that originally, she wasn't feeling comfortable for some reason. She was walking down the street, glancing from side to side at the various shops and stalls that lined the sides.

"Fresh food here!" one stall owner shouted as a few patrions walked over and examined what he had. Lavality knew much about the plying of trade, she had dabbled in it herself from time to time when it came to getting information from certain people, and the need to remain undetected was paramount.

Voice spoke, and she had to wonder where they were coming from, alas she found her answer when she noticed a young man preaching something to a group of people - she wasn't interested, be it religion or politics her goal wasn't either.

She realized as she walked that her time in space amongst her people was in fact dualing her senses, what she felt in the starport she was feeling much much stronger out here. To many people, she could feel force flowing and interacting with the people around her but she couldn't place it on any one person. It was as if someone had put a wall around her, and this wall was blocking any form of a 'return signal' back to her.

Even the spirit that resided in her mind couldn't make sense of what was going on; only to suggest that maybe she was becoming 'to' sensitive.

"Is that possible?" Lavality pondered as she walked up to a stall, a man selling an odd assortment of trickets and gadgets. The spirit within her said it can be possible but is rather rare. Though she also mentions that's just as rare for a person to have a spirit living within them that doesn't control their very actions or perform evil deeds. That being, if a force user was to sense her, they wouldn't feel 'one' presence within her but 'two'. "Which means a Jedi Master might get curious, if not, downright suspicious," she said and noticed the stall owner lookingat her oddly. Lavality smiled and quickly ran off, distancing herself before continuing her conversation.

"But wouldn't that potentially cause a master to question my desire?" she asked but the spirit responded back telling her all Jedi are suspicious, or at least that's what she knows from back when she was a Jedi. It all comes down to personality and however control the person has over the force.

Lavality stopped at a large fountain, sat down on a nearby bench, and started to stroke her arm. A small amount of pain cursed through it, an injury she sustained months earlier that was still recovering, though she had ignored the advice of her doctor and kept working hard - she was realizing that perhaps she should've listened. "Then again, you're presence also makes mind tricks nearly impossible," she glanced around quickly.

The spirit sighed, she could feel this in her mind. The spirit replied, saying that she isn't immune to a jedi mind trick, it's just a lot harder for that to be used on her successfully.

She nodded her head; and watched the people as they went about their business. Deciding to wait, she glanced off at the fountain and smiled amusingly as she watched the flowing water, trying really hard to shut out what she was feeling around her.