There was that name again. Meela. Aska leaned back in her chair, a lop sided smirk forming on her lips as she proceeded to ash the cigarra on the floor once again. She couldn't help but wonder where this woman who had been so crucial in raising Alisaah was now or if she was even still alive. If she was, she was no doubt lost to the galaxy never to be seen by her metaphorical child ever again. Still, Aska knew what this woman meant to Alisaah. An unignorable fact. And something she would need to revisit should the opportunity arise. Though Aska also noticed that Alisaah became what appeared to be uncomfortable as she squeezed her hands against one another in her lap. Perhaps asking if she could read was offensive in some way? She didn't know. Reading the slave's mannerisms was still complicated.
"Uh, yea sure," Aska responded as she turned the chair back to the hologram. Zeltros was proving to be a very interesting world to the clone and every sentence she read was further prodding her desire to arrive on it's sandy beaches. "Anyway, they have what is defined as a 'popular' monarchy. What does that mean? Do they elect their ruler? I've never heard of such a thing before..." Aska strained her eyes to focus as she read, the desire to learn all about Zeltros that she could dominating her train of thought. Such a culture was something absolutely foreign to the clone and the intrigue she felt was dominating.
"Uh, yea sure," Aska responded as she turned the chair back to the hologram. Zeltros was proving to be a very interesting world to the clone and every sentence she read was further prodding her desire to arrive on it's sandy beaches. "Anyway, they have what is defined as a 'popular' monarchy. What does that mean? Do they elect their ruler? I've never heard of such a thing before..." Aska strained her eyes to focus as she read, the desire to learn all about Zeltros that she could dominating her train of thought. Such a culture was something absolutely foreign to the clone and the intrigue she felt was dominating.