Recent content by Imani Din

Imani was there.

Imani and Pa eventually finished moving the boxes out, and they reconvened back inside to join Ma and Laila for pie. Ma already had the plates set on the dining room table, so the three of them sat down to dig in. "Where's Laila?" Imani asked, looking around for her rosy little sister. She...

It didn't need to take them so long to pack as it did, but Pa missed Imani and she missed him, so the two took their time packing things up to talk. They talked about all sorts of things, from memories of her childhood to where she and the rest of her siblings were today, from their favorite...

"Alright - what are we startin' with?" Imani asked as she handed her plate off to Pa for him to carry to the kitchen. Laila had begun slowly sinking down into her seat - a clear attempt to sneak away - and Ma shot her a look before turning to answer Imani. "Can you help Pa with the livin' room...

"Thanks for comin' out here to help with the move, kiddo." Imani glanced to her left, her lips tugging upward into a smile as she responded to her Pa's words. "Don't sweat it, Pa. Gives me an excuse to come out 'ere and visit y'all." He returned her smile with a faint one of his own - smiling...

"Love ya too, Tai," Imani responded as she pulled away from the hug. She'd apparently started the line of folks wanting to present their gifts to him, so she didn't loiter for too long. She made sure to wave and greet her siblings on her way back to the dancefloor, but her eyes were searching...

Imani wandered into the room with Ma, Pa, Laila, and some of the other Dins. Like everyone else, she was wearing formal attire. Also like everyone else, she was surprised when Altair declared each and every one of her siblings to be either a prince or a princess. Amusement set in when she...

He maybe had a sister? "I really can't imagine not havin' any siblings at all," she said with a shake of her head. "I practically raised some of 'em. I remember Nadiya and me trying to corral our younger siblings to walk them all to school on time," she chuckled. Trying to get any of her...

Imani was more than happy to lead the way. Though Taris was a planet she hadn't spent too much time on, she'd been to one of the arcades here at least twice by now. It was a cute little hole-in-the-wall kind of place that often had more children than adults, but past six it was often empty of...

Imani nodded in understanding when Sol spoke, then removed the weapon from her belt. She threw her arm down to the side, causing the weapon to expand and click into place. Once the weapon was firmly locked into place, Imani began advancing toward Sol. The polearm remained in her left hand while...

Imani listened quietly while Minister Tahan spoke, giving the woman her utmost attention. Out of the corner of her eye, she watched Jasnah as well, curious to see how the woman would conduct herself in political settings. After all, between the two of them, Jasnah was the one with the stronger...

There was a cacophony of screams as the poison dubbed "Blood Boiler" began to infect the bloodstreams of those who'd drunk the tainted drinks. With wide eyes, Imani watched as a woman standing close to her dug her fingernails into her cheeks and left red welts where she dragged them from. She...

Imani waited patiently while Altair got ready, messing with some of the settings for her phone cameras in the meantime. Out of the corner of her eye, she could see a group of women approaching, both clearly drunk and clearly planning something. The tiefling's head immediately snapped their way...

It'd been a while since Imani had sparred with someone. The last time had probably been back when she was at Korriban, which was a tad ironic seeing how her days at the academy had been brought up quite a few times the last time she and Sol had spoken. She'd accepted his request for a dueling...

Imani quickly turned around when she heard the sound of Draugr's voice, a smile already brightening her lips before she even saw him. "Good evenin', again," she echoed back. At his question, she looked briefly down at the wine stain on her pant leg, then looked back up. "Nah, but it's alright."...