â you would ? that sounds absolutely wonderful. â
anywhere that wasnât the isle sounded like heaven. even this island, no matter how cursed they called it was already heaven to her. food, warmth, shelter, now if she could just get rid of the guilt that ached her heart at the thought of betraying and leaving her mother, sheâd be set. itâs not as if she had anyone else but her mother tying her to this world. sheâd been stuck in her castle for so long that her old âalliesâ were barely a connection. once she can get over being a disappointment yet again to her mother, who only loved and cared for her to the point of trying to make her perfect enough to fit in auradon, she can go anywhere with no worries.
â correct me if iâm wrong in understanding but they can control any type of force, like gravity, normal, air resistance, etc. force, or is the title defining something else, maybe a mystical force ?⊠it doesnât sound like a myth. â
thereâs the normal scientific forces that can be controlled via spells and potions but there are also mystical forces that can be used by fairies, witches, and the like to create magic. either way was real in her world and she could barely think of one surviving without the other. since scientific forces canât be non-existent, then mystical forces wouldnât be either, they just often had different ways of showing itself.Â
a soft giggle escaped evieâs red lips, ending up with a small yet thankful smile. no oneâs ever said that to her and it felt as though she was gaining a friend for the first time; at least in her current set of memories.Â
â iâd love to. i just⊠i donât think iâm trustworthy enough. iâm⊠well, iâm⊠â
â iâm considered a⊠villain⊠back in my world. â
â SURE. youâd love alderaan. iâm a little BIASED, sure, but itâs got the most AMAZING culture, and creativity. and the SCIENCE !! oh boy, we may have just met, but i think youâd work some WONDERS in our labs. â leia had felt the need to proclaim the marvels of her planet a little more recently. perhaps it was something luke had said, something which, to her horror, hadnât shocked her as much as she felt it should have done. if she just kept speaking of it in the present tense... â thereâs just... something about it. maybe thatâs just how a home feels, but... i donât know. it captures even the cynical hearts. â
she nodded in response to evieâs question, her mind flowing back to the stories her father had once told. she had never been the most knowledgeable about the subject - even if it wasnât a MYTH, the jedi had been lost before her birth, and as such she could hardly claim expertise. â BOTH, i think. they can... float things, that sort of party trick stuff. but they also have this profound connection to the universe, to its people. i always thought it sounded to mystical to be true, but it has fascinated me. more so now, for some reason. â
her lips fell to a frown, and leia held this expression as long as her new friend spoke. she could quickly sense the difficulty evie felt in her admission, and a gentle hand soon reached to offer both comfort and encouragement. it was quick to shock leia - not through concern, but through the incongruity between the implications the world held for her and the girl she was quickly getting to know. â â our worlds must have pretty opposing ideas of what a villain is. iâve met my fair share of them - hell, weâre fighting a WAR against them back home. youâre the opposite of the ones i know. â the princess considered herself a good enough judge of character - diplomats had to be, she supposed - to make this determination, and held it with a conviction. what sort of a world must this girl have come from ?? â i canât see how anyone like YOU could be the villain of a story. thatâs the sort of thing only the empire could say. â