Faith'd found her bike, complete with some belongings in the hatch amounting to some makeup and stakes. Which - what more did a slayer need? Now she was jonesing for a fight, something to do to get her mind off of being cooped up again. It did not, in fact, help that there were no prison guards or bars, thanks a bunch
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In the Force, she could feel the girl's anxiety - over what? She didn't know. There were ways to tell, of course, but Siri was not a one to invade another's mind solely based on her own sense of curiosity or for any reason, for that matter. She didn't believe Jedi were gifted with such talents to use them in such a way.
She'd been watching this corner for a while, hidden in the shadows and blanketed by the Force. Siri was a master of stealth, thanks to her years of undercover work on top of the training she'd received from Master Adi years ago. No one would have found her unless she wanted to be found - or stepped out into the fray as she had just done now.
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The quip rolled off her tongue, made her feel a lot better about this entire situation. Siri's demeanor prompted Faith to drop her stake to the side, but a second glance gave her the feeling that this woman could take care of herself regardless.
"You aren't another slayer from the future are you?" Faith was pretty sure she could only deal with the one, thank you.
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"Slayer?" She echoed. "I'm afraid not. I'm not sure what that is, but I'm a Jedi Knight."
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Unfazed but not ignorant, she started to stroll to one side in an effort to circle the woman and try to see what she had in store. Faith figured talking at this point was probably a good idea, something she rarely found herself thinking.
"I'm Faith. Been here a couple weeks now, you?" She attempted to make light while figuring out if Jedi was a good thing or the opposite kind that needed a welcome wagon made of fists.
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"Nice landing," Faith started. "Give you a 8.7 for style."
She leaned against the wall, giving the girl plenty of room to get herself up. If that had been Faith, she wouldn't have accepted anybody's help getting up, and so she treated her the same. Judging by the fight in her voice from the tablet, it was a safe bet on Faith's part that she'd made the right choice. Let the girl show her stuff, then Faith'll offer a little more. That's prison credit 101 right there.
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"Coulda been worse. Landed on my face before. From a drop..." Mel trailed off, looking up at the buildings, "way higher than that."
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"That why it looks that way?" Faith joked, fairly dryly. She couldn't help herself, distance was her M.O. even with someone she should probably be playing the nice game with. She justified her actions by reassuring herself that any slayer worth her stock is complete with a snarky hard outer shell.
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