Welcome to Gaia! ::

He moved out of the hanger and into a hall. It was quiter here, makign conversation easier for the two of them. He looke dover his shoulder now at her question. "Lots are in store for you Nini, I hope to train the power in you and make it stronger. You will learn plenty Nini, for one, how to harness that power inside you and use it to your own gain."

He followed down a familier path and into a dime, stark room. He had used it as an unofficial space for privacy and meditation. It had a side view port in th emiddle that took up a quarter of the hull. Aryx had passed it off as an abandon view station of some kind, as there was a single desk and chair in the back. Still, the view, couples with the silence and comfertable lack of lighting served him nicely. He smiled at the familier feeling it gave him and then turned to Nini. "What do you think? This will be where I train your mind."

Nathiuz grabbed the brim of his black Imperial Officer's hat, pulling it off and readjusting it on his head. He stood, standing idly in the lounge, gazing off into space.

His eyes traces a small ship - from the size of it, probably a light modified freighter. He smirked slightly, brushing his fingertips across the silver pin that adorned the side of his Sub-Lieutenant rank badge.

He didn't know whose ship it was, and he probably wouldn't. Why would anyone come up to him to notify him? They wouldn't, he doesn't need to know.

Nathiuz sighed contently, clearing his throat before turning on his heel. He strolled to the lounge door, a short squeek gave out as the door retreated into the wall. He stepped through it looking straight ahead, the shiny steel reflecting a blurred light off its irregular surface.

He took a sharp right, the designers were smart enough to have the lounge at the end of the Crew Quarters, or so he thought.

He took a seat on his small cot, rubbing his hat against his forehead, gazing about the room he was assigned.

She stared at him blankly, unsure exactly of his meaning as she had never heard such a command before. She shifted her weight uncertainly for a moment, then cocked her head, "Open... my mind? Is that painful?" Her claws slowly began to trace through her hair and over her cranium unsurely, "How do I go about doing that?"

She seemed blank-minded for a moment, then perked up, "Oh, THAT! I think I understand what you're saying, Aryx." She sat down and stared forward, clearing her chaotic mind of all thoughts and relaxing entirely. Her entire form seemed to ease as her eyes glazed slightly and her thougts cleared, opening her mind to the powerful will of the shadowy figure, '...hope he knows what he's getting into...'

Inside of the hellish typhoon of Nini's mind existed no holds or sanity whatsoever. Immediately her mind retaliated, shutting out all outside forces with disturbing images and powerful mental pushes. All the while, screaming in her mind continued, howling loudly and madly, enough to drive any normal being insane.

Her eyes twitched as she opened them, looking at Aryx in quite a disturbed manner. Nobody had ever delved so deep into her mind, nobody had ever wanted to try, such a place she feared to go at times, "Tell me... did... you find... what you wanted...?" Her eyes remained glazed and showed only a glimse of the madness behind them.

She swayed slightly at the sudden loss of connection, then crumpled onto her side. Her eyes remained open, however, and a steady line of drool spilled to the floor. Finally she sighed and raised her hands to her head, rubbing at her scalp, pinching her eyelids, then tugging her ponytails, "Oowwww.... whatever you just said..." She blinked and slowly the glaze disapated.