Junior Jedi 2: Lost In Coruscant (D2,LM,OPEN)

[Eir]

Eir looked at the fancily-dressed girl with open incredulity and scorn akin to finding someone has plopped a wriggling centipede in the middle of her lunch tray. "It's cold," she answered flatly.

[Esla Tor]

Her eyes widened at the reaction from the smaller girl and found herself rather taken aback by the spirit of hostility she felt. It was perhaps a reminder to her of why she shouldn't talk so much, she'd run into a dumb question eventually. She crossed her arms and looked down apologetically. "That's right."

[Eir]

Eir wondered if those fancy clothes were cutting off the circulation to Esla's brain, how's she going to pass the knowledge test tomorrow if she doesn't even know about Ilum? Rounding up the kids, and doing a quick head-count, Eir escorted them into the museum and unleashed them with the caution that they had an hour and no more, or there wouldn't be time for ice cream.

[Esla Tor]

Esla let out a small breath of relief as the finally entered the museum, perhaps giving some buffer between her and Eir with some distractions at the very least. In a way, it did remind her how she was probably woefully prepared for the test. Maybe she could hope to have some knowledge will rub off on her during this visit? She followed a group of children to see what they were doing, perhaps get a better handle on the exhibits here and picking up which button to press or widget to pull.

[Eir]

For her part, Eir seemed to be enjoying herself almost as much as the kids were, poking and prodding the experiments, helping them spin things and playing them at games.

[Esla Tor]

After the gathering of children were finished toying with the exhibit, Esla stepped in last to fiddle with the controls. It seemed the spot she was at allowed the user to transmute matter into different forms, also making them into shapes and personalizing it with colours. Although, she might have found herself distracted for too long that she quickly scurried over to catch up with the children to their next point of interest.