Naviadna Mingle

[thespaceopera]

Who: Everyone
Broadcast: If you want!
Action: Anywhere on the fleet or in the system
When: The month of June



Welcome to Naviadna! Enjoy the beautiful sights, amazing technology, and all the other wonderful things this system has to offer! Where will you go? What sort of shenanigans will you get up to? How are you dealing with the planet's insistent singing at you?

Have fun!

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Comments

[abracafcku]

[He snorts a little at her answer.]

Maybe it couldn't provide it to you, you mean. So, if they couldn't give you memories of home, what'd it give you? A picture? Some sorta book?

[shroudedsecrets]

[There's something very telling about Taako's words, and she holds him in her gaze for a moment, before continuing on, as she levitates out an object from a small bag on the other side of Kova.]

... It led me to a place where there were flowers that I knew but could not yet recognize. I was... there for some time, until I came across this item from my past. I could not tell you the context for it, aside from that.

[An implication that she had achieved something, anyway. She had brought a flower back to the ship as well, which he might have seen in passing.]

[abracafcku]

[He reaches up as the object flies up out of her bag, plucking it from the air and turning it over in his hands.]

Looks like some kinda award....? Maybe you won nicest face markings in your office? Definitely not Best Conversationalist.

[He knows the flower though - he's seen it on the ship.]

Stuff from the time you can't remember though, huh? Maybe it'll come back to you?

[shroudedsecrets]

... Perhaps.

[There were times she wondered how recoverable it all was. The parts of herself that were not so entwined to others. The way she would feel less, when there was still so much more.]

It is a reminder, if nothing else. Even if I am unable to recall what the exact meaning is, it must have meant something once.

[If she had not realized there was any connection at all, what worth would it have had?]

You seem as though you must have received something far greater.