Tahiri Veila (
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The Junkyard, Friday Evening
To make a new lightsaber, one needed -- among other things -- metal for the casing. The junkyard had plenty of that. If she'd been anywhere at home, instead of in Fandom, Tahiri would have started doing this before now; she was a little surprised at herself that she hadn't yet, actually.
With boots on to protect her feet from any sharp and/or rusty edges, she was picking through a couple of piles near her X-Wing for likely prospects. There were other things she'd need, of course: the electrical components, a power cell, and the part she didn't have the slightest clue how to find just yet, the focusing crystal. Still, she might as well get started with what she could.
[OOC: Open if you want to find her there, sure!]
With boots on to protect her feet from any sharp and/or rusty edges, she was picking through a couple of piles near her X-Wing for likely prospects. There were other things she'd need, of course: the electrical components, a power cell, and the part she didn't have the slightest clue how to find just yet, the focusing crystal. Still, she might as well get started with what she could.
[OOC: Open if you want to find her there, sure!]
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She sensed Tahiri first, and then decided there was no reason not to actually look for her, greeting her with a "Hey." It was good to see her again, all not banished and everything.
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"Jaina! I'm sorry I haven't had a chance to catch up with you since you got back!" It was good to see her again, too, even though it had only been a few weeks from Tahiri's perspective; it had been an eventful few weeks. "Um, wow. You look older. I thought time wasn't doing that any more."
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Was this the place for a random hug?
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"I'm really glad you're back," she said with a sympathetic grimace for the five-years thing. "Routine visits have an awful habit of turning out not to be."
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Since she had heard a thing or two from Ben and there'd been worry.
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"Better," she had to admit. "Someone's got to have told you about the whole experience with the giant bugs and the other worlds by now, right? It was bad."
To understate things grossly.
"Your mom and I ended up in the same place, at least."
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Not that he knew exactly what she was looking for, but he could guess.
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"Not so far," she half complained. "Everything I'm finding is either not the right size, or not sturdy enough. I'm almost tempted to actually use a flashlight casing this time."
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He let his legs swing. "Have you figured out what you're going to use for a focusing crystal?"
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And cue more blushing, since she remembered what had happened the last time they'd gone out on a shuttle.
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