Decisions, decisions... :|

[obiwankenobi]

Thinking about shipping me off to a second place, are you? I wouldn't oppose to keeping busy and that last place you were looking at seems cozy enough. ...But I won't be upset if you take Qui-Gon instead, you know. He won't admit it, but I think he's bored, sitting around in your headspace. Just don't let him bring back any more pathetic lifeforms. We have enough of them as it is.

Think about it for a while; you don't have to make a decision right this moment.

And you call me impatient.

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[burnsbright]

I think it would take at least four, with most of them. Complete with cane-shaking. [And there's a little sorrow here, but she's covering it admirably.]

Well, I know you, I wouldn't say we're familiar. But if you want to get some idea of the time difference... umm, I should be fresh to the Temple in your time.

And if you don't want me calling you Master, I don't want you calling me Tallisibeth Enwandung-Ezterhazy. My friends call me Scout.

[obiwankenobi]

You're probably right. Some of them are a bit thick-skulled.

[He nods a couple times in understanding; that would explain plenty why he doesn't recognize her, even a smidge. Her next remark makes him laugh somewhat.]

That's quite a mouthful. Scout it is, then. It's a pleasure to meet you. Have you been apprenticed under anyone yet?

[burnsbright]

Kind of hard to tell toddlers apart when you're not a baby-minder, I know. But I'm from Vorzyd V. Guess you've been there?

[The corners of her mouth turn up, but her body language changes, shoulders getting more hunched and defensive.] Master Chankar Kim. And the Hawk-Bat, Master Jai Maruk.

[both are dead. When Jai was dying Scout begged him not to leave her, and he promised he never would. On the night of Order Sixty-Six she heard his voice, telling her instructions, to run... so maybe he never did.]