Anakin isn't the only one rolling his eyes; it's Obi-Wan's reaction to his former Padawan's theatrics. He knew Anakin wouldn't stand for being mistreated for long, but too many accidentally-on-purpose dodges like that would begin to raise questions.
They finally reach the building and are ushered inside. The room is round, with stone walls and wooden beams. The wood is an oddity simply because it's a rare building material on planets that aren't heavily forested. And from what they've seen so far, trees are scarce.
On the opposite side of the door is a large table, with a high-backed chair behind it, facing the door. To the left and right are a couple of braziers, the flames crackling heartily as their light bounces shadows upon the walls. There are a few storage containers against the walls to the left and right, as well, between the braziers, but not close enough to the fire to be in danger of anything.
There aren't any real adornments or furnishings, and the entire effect is that this is a foreman's office, or the office of a high ranking dock official.
Two people are in the room: one is woman, half-perched on the edge of the desk directly opposite the high-back chair. Her dress is reminiscent of the woman who took them captive, but her pants are brown, and her shirt is a pale blue. She has long, blond hair, that's pulled back in a high ponytail, and her skin has the deep tan of someone who's spent a lot of time in the sun. Her attention is on a data pad, which is held in one hand, while she holds a stylus to her lips in contemplation. To the right of her from Obi-Wan's point of view, standing next to the chair, is a man standing at parade rest, eyes firmly fixed forward.
The guards halt the prisoners several feet away from this new woman before taking a step or two back themselves. After several moments of silence, she finally looks up at them, a slight surprise to her expression as if she wasn't really expecting them. It doesn't take long for her mouth to quirk up into a quick grin.
"Welcome!" She greets them warmly as the datapad gets put on the desk. She stands and gives them a once-over. "I'm Jade Kylini. Welcome to my little paradise!"
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They finally reach the building and are ushered inside. The room is round, with stone walls and wooden beams. The wood is an oddity simply because it's a rare building material on planets that aren't heavily forested. And from what they've seen so far, trees are scarce.
On the opposite side of the door is a large table, with a high-backed chair behind it, facing the door. To the left and right are a couple of braziers, the flames crackling heartily as their light bounces shadows upon the walls. There are a few storage containers against the walls to the left and right, as well, between the braziers, but not close enough to the fire to be in danger of anything.
There aren't any real adornments or furnishings, and the entire effect is that this is a foreman's office, or the office of a high ranking dock official.
Two people are in the room: one is woman, half-perched on the edge of the desk directly opposite the high-back chair. Her dress is reminiscent of the woman who took them captive, but her pants are brown, and her shirt is a pale blue. She has long, blond hair, that's pulled back in a high ponytail, and her skin has the deep tan of someone who's spent a lot of time in the sun. Her attention is on a data pad, which is held in one hand, while she holds a stylus to her lips in contemplation. To the right of her from Obi-Wan's point of view, standing next to the chair, is a man standing at parade rest, eyes firmly fixed forward.
The guards halt the prisoners several feet away from this new woman before taking a step or two back themselves. After several moments of silence, she finally looks up at them, a slight surprise to her expression as if she wasn't really expecting them. It doesn't take long for her mouth to quirk up into a quick grin.
"Welcome!" She greets them warmly as the datapad gets put on the desk. She stands and gives them a once-over. "I'm Jade Kylini. Welcome to my little paradise!"