Ashlyna Talmount
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Location: Ord Mantell
Ashlyna stared up at the ceiling of her room, still wide awake. It was getting a little late into the morning now, and she was debating about whether or not to get a move on with the day. Ayasha had only recently moved them into these living arrangements, and she wasn't too familiar with her fellow padawans, save for Torin; and even then, she couldn't say she knew him. The former pirate mulled it over, but she came to the conclusion she would try and get to know her fellow padawans at some point; why not make it today and get it over with? She glanced over at the small bench she had set by the right wall, which still held most of her tools and clothing; she didn't feel like rearranging all her belongings again either. Raising up from her bed and putting on her clothes, that's exactly what she planned to do. She wasn't sure what to expect really as she would open her bedroom door and close it behind her. It did feel a tad odd being the only woman living in a building full of men, but not in a negative capacity; just felt unusual, but she'd get over it in time. At least it couldn't have been any worse than her past living arrangements; feth, she was living in an air vent before this after all. Nothing could have been as bad as that.
@Lost Hero @ZtheInquisitor @Lloyd Gross
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Location: Ord Mantell
Ashlyna stared up at the ceiling of her room, still wide awake. It was getting a little late into the morning now, and she was debating about whether or not to get a move on with the day. Ayasha had only recently moved them into these living arrangements, and she wasn't too familiar with her fellow padawans, save for Torin; and even then, she couldn't say she knew him. The former pirate mulled it over, but she came to the conclusion she would try and get to know her fellow padawans at some point; why not make it today and get it over with? She glanced over at the small bench she had set by the right wall, which still held most of her tools and clothing; she didn't feel like rearranging all her belongings again either. Raising up from her bed and putting on her clothes, that's exactly what she planned to do. She wasn't sure what to expect really as she would open her bedroom door and close it behind her. It did feel a tad odd being the only woman living in a building full of men, but not in a negative capacity; just felt unusual, but she'd get over it in time. At least it couldn't have been any worse than her past living arrangements; feth, she was living in an air vent before this after all. Nothing could have been as bad as that.
@Lost Hero @ZtheInquisitor @Lloyd Gross
(Feel free to jump in, or not to, totally up to you guys.)