A New Arrival on Teta

[Orphen]

It was a saintly day on the Sage world of Empress Teta as Daedra Suncaller landed, the Wharl had flown here from Ambria, knowing little about piloting and nearly meeting her end several times on the way, her eyes looked at the surface of the pristine planet with a look of beauty. On her way down she had been contacted by the planet security, asking for her vehicle registration and her informing grunts of annoyance as she had no idea what they were talking about.

Looking at her ring, she smiled, thinking of one way she could evade their Ire, she instead pressed the button explaining she did not know what they were talking about, and told them she had an urgent rendezvous with one of the Jedi council. Her ship was then scanned for EVERYTHING, scanning her rather primal weapons, she was informed they would need to be confiscated as she was at risk of being considered a sith. Angered at the thought, she was fine with the idea.

After hours of going through planetary customs, she was let through, her pride however rather shaken by the experience.

Though she moved to a place in the force she felt at home, informing the people to please get a hold of the Jedi order and the high council, informing them of a great artefact at the botanical gardens. Where she in turn would be, it was in this dome like construct where the beauty of nature exploded around her, Daedra's eyes shimmered brightly like a sheltered child's out for the first time. Here she could feel the force moving toward a large budding plant, she weaved the force through it to cause the plant to expand and grow, erupting into beautiful flower.

Her cheeks flushed though she hid and controlled her excitement behind walls of resolve, though her eyes could not lie. Giving away her mirth entirely as she waited for the Jedi Sage.

 

[Master Maverick]

"Master." A voice sounded out from an apparition that appeared hovering over the desk at which sat a Togruta, female by her physique and markings. Her head tilted upwards for her eyes to more easily look at the figure, as though an image was actually speaking itself rather than a speaker built into to the holoprojector. The blue figure, brought down to a reasonable size that could fit in the palm of her hand should the human male gain mass. "A Daedra Suncaller is here to meet with you."

"Send her in, please."

Her office, while modest, was still impressive. More with the small garden that was found in the left forward corner from where Ashara sat. Various species of plants, exotic and unusual, were the subject of some study by the Togruta. It was a hobby, though, and merely a way to relax from time to time. The opposite wall, to her right, was a wall of data. The lights dimmed and lit in their vague patters, a small terminal attached for easy access to this personal storage of information. A holoprojector, a much larger one for life-size representations of her being, was found diagonally behind her and to the left. Before her desk, though, sat two backless and armless chairs - more over sized stools in that case. They were cushioned and could easily fit three averaged sized humanoids upon them.

The Sage Master stood when the door opened and the individual entered. It was a curious case, to be sure. The Force was clearly felt in this one. What was more notable, though, was the individual's species. She had never personally witnessed such a creature. Sephi were not all that common, but she looked human enough. At least in a marginally comparable fashion so she at least knew where to look. Ashara offered a small tip of the head to the woman before her hand stretched towards the stools before her. She'd wait for Daedra to sit before doing so herself.

"I welcome you to the Sage Halls of Empress Teta, Daedra Suncaller. It is a pleasure to meet you. I am Ashara Vashee, Sage Master on the High Council of the New Jedi Order." She smiled with that, her eyes brightening despite the dark pupils that filled them. The elongated title, by no means her full one, was a bit uncomfortable for her to say. She still didn't care for such things, but needed to let the woman know who she was and that Daedra was talking to the right person. "I hope you were not accosted too much upon your arrival." She knew of the confusion and knew the standard protocols for such things. Ashara knew that she was, indeed, prodded quite a bit, but it was a way to gauge her personality, disposition and demeanor. At least a start in that process.

"I suppose we should get right to it, then." She wasn't sure how to better start this meeting, as she had minimal information on the situation. "I understand you want to offer something, a gift, to the Order."

 

[Orphen]

Daedra after some time to cool off had went to the office of the Sage master in the Sage halls, the slightly whimsical-in-natured girl, looked around at the carved stone and steel construct, it did not put her off as much as the ultrachrome cities that she had heard about, at least this place was made of the earth, and not refined by the hands of man so much. Which put her greater mind at ease.

Eventually she was ushered in looking around and looking to the wild plants beside her she felt a little more relaxed, she was told that the Togruta were a people she would be able to identify with, they were close to nature, and it seemed for the most part to be true. She looked to Ashara's feet to see if the Togruta indeed did not like the use of shoes.

Hi...

She spoke looking over the room, almost assessing it for danger on any level, though her eyes finally fell down on the Jedi Councillor as she was offered to take a seat, and she followed in turn. If the Councillor had have remarked on her race, she would have corrected her, though remaining silent on the subject Daedra sat, though she had .

They were... thorough. It's been a long time since I've been unarmed in a place I did not find comfortable. But yes, you are correct, I do have a gift for the Jedi order...

It was at that moment she revealed a rather ancient looking holocron, belonging to master Thon. Her and her mother had trained from it, though they had nowhere near the aptitude of the Master whom it had once belonged to. Though, as impressive as the master within it was, the archives themselves with the combinations of many different masters, his skills and teachings would no doubt be semi-default. Though his historical accounts would no doubt paint a fascinating picture of the old republic, including the naddist uprising and the great sith war. Thon was a legendary Jedi to the order, trainer of Nomi Sunrider whom later became the Jedi grandmaster as well as many other famous Jedi.

She placed it on her desk, to allow Ashara to inspect the genuine nature of the item.

I need to join the Jedi

 

[Master Maverick]

A touch of incredulousness through the dark eyes of the Togruta made their way to the female sitting before her. "'Need'?" she thought. And interesting supposition, but she would be silent on this for the time being.

The object had previously been searched for explosives, toxins and other various agents that might be used to kill or maim anyone. The high level of security was one to get used to, that was certain. Ashara hardly left the Temple and, thus, had minimal experience with it. It did try her patience each time, though. The Sage Master of the High Council being searched like a vagrant. She understood the reasons for this, but it just seemed absurd to her. Trust, however, was no longer allowed in the Order. Not in that capacity at least. It was distressing for the Togruta, but there was no use it dwelling on it. There were things to get done and she didn't have time for such things.

Her hands searched the markings of the device, clearly a holocron. Having spent an incredible amount of time among them just in these last few weeks, she knew one when she saw it.

She didn't yet activate it, rather looking at its worn surface and inspecting it. The shells were usually just as intriguing as what they held. At least most of the time.

In time she'd impart a surge of energy into the device, activating it. Several moments passed before she realized who it was that was speaking - the creature not in the least familiar to her. Her memory, since altered in the past year due to the advanced training regimen she imposed upon herself, called forth the name Master Thon. He was one of the more notable ones, to be sure. The specifics on him were lost to her despite this. He was intriguing to listen to, though. His perspective, she gleaned, was something to consider.

She didn't let it go on for too long before disengaging the device. There would be more time to do that later. For now she needed to deal with the live specimen before her.

"How did you acquire this holocron?" Her tone wasn't accusatory, rather genuinely curious.