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"I'm good with whatever." Naala replied. She had climbed with ropes before, but upon further inspection of the "mountain" in front of them, she felt they would be just fine without one. "I will follow your lead, o great guide." she grinned. Might as well put some fun into the journey. "So have...

"How Naala looked at Alastair. "Seriously?" Sounds like whoever trained you, didn't have your best interests in mind." She wasn't trying to put down Alastair's master, but she just couldn't figure out why, or how, pain would be a great teacher. She had heard of the Sith and their brutality...

Naala smiled as the man sat down next to her. She didn't feel threatened, so she relaxed slightly and stuck her feet back into the water. "So where are you from, if you don't mind me asking?" she was trying to "shoot the breeze" with idle talk figuring things could go well from there. @Alejandrø77

“It’s Naala.” she replied, it didn’t bother her to have to say it again since they just met and her name wasn’t the easiest to remember. As Paxu pointed at the plateau and stated they would have to do some climbing, she shrugged. “I don’t mind. I enjoy climbing actually. Do we have any rope, or...

“Great!” Naala replied. Knowing that someone could show her around was exciting news indeed. But then the difficult and somewhat uncomfortable conversation about price was looming over them. In truth, she really didn’t want to haggle over the cost of Paxu’s guidance in front of a cantina full...

She smiled. "I was in need of a vacation too." She looked around and studied the river and the small rocks the water flowed over. "It is so peaceful here, one can almost forget about the rest of the galaxy. At least for a little while." There were birds flying overhead and a gentle breeze that...

"Pretty much." Naala answered. Although she wasn't quite forthcoming about her true purpose. It wasn't for him to know, and the real reason could get her into trouble. "I enjoy rock climbing and stuff like that. Even looking through old ruins... that's always fun." She took another sip of the...

Naala knew someone was there, and waited until they came out of their "hiding spot" before deciding if they were friendly or not. She opened one eye and looked in the direction of the man who was now kneeling at the river. Stretching, she sat up and fully looked his way. "Hello. I didn't know...

The Echani just gave a smile. "I'm Naala. I'm sorry if I make you nervous." She drank some water as well. "I'm a bit of an extrovert. So you'll have to forgive me if I come across a bit too much." She set the glass down again and followed his gaze out the window. "So what do you do for fun...

Naala quickly thought it over. She wasn't a Jedi yet... and this thing she was asked to do would be helping out the greater good... from a certain point of view. So she glanced at Timor to make sure he wasn't looking and then back to Hal. "Why don't we get the info he wants... then turn in this...

Naala smiled and sat down. She then looked back at the bartender and ordered a couple more waters. Turning back to the Zabrak she gave out a long sigh. "I know I'm not usually someone who is seen around here. Why is that? Do not many aliens come around these parts?" She sat back and waited for...

Naala finished off her water and set the glass down. She took up her staff and turned around to leave, but then out of the corner of her eye, she caught a glimpse of a Zabrak looking at her. She turned her head and found a one-eyed Zabrak looking at his own weapon, a rusty blade of some kind...

Naala smiled as the sun hit her face. It was warm and comforting, and that coupled with her feet being in the water, made for a perfect day. Out of her throat came the humming of a song she knew as a child. It was taught to her by her parents to help her as she grew up. Her mother would sing it...

Naala finally realized why Alastair would send a rock at her. It was a test. She should have known better. She was trained to always be ready, and that a test of her skills could come at any time. But it was the force they were testing, not just her physical skills. So as Horus began to...

Naala found herself in need of a cool drink of water, and the rough looking cantina was the best option at the moment. As she walked in she could feel the eyes that looked her way. Her white skin, short cropped white hair and silver eyes gave her away as being an Echani, an outsider on...

Naala had come to Alderaan just for some peace and quiet. Her life had been filled with searching out the Jedi for the sole purpose of being trained in the force, and it had yielded some good results, for which she was grateful. But right now, she needed a break. Alderaan for the most part was...

Naala had been trained, from a young age, to be ready at all times. In fact, she had been at the top of her class on many different levels, so a rock coming at her, was no big thing. Unless she was being tested in her usage of the force. Rather than using the force to redirect the rock, she...

Naala couldn’t be happier. Here she had a Jedi and a Sith, both willing to teach her what they knew of the force. She also was hoping that at the end of all this, she would have the knowledge on how to build her very own lightsaber. She smiled at Horus as he invited them along to help take care...

Naala blinked for a split second. Nothing like jumping into the deep end of the pool from the get-go. But if she was to help, maybe this would have to do. She wasn't too keen on stealing anything, from anyone, but Hal needed the transponder part thingy, and Timor seemed dead-set on the "price"...

Naala was glad to see them all "getting along", and then looked back at the crater. "So it really is all gone huh?" she changed the subject to avoid any other conflicts, and hoped that the three of them could actually discuss the force. She was there to find the Jedi, and she had found one. Now...