[D4EM] Warm Yoga (OPEN)

[Aola Mobok]

Dressed in what might be best described as Jedi space athleisure, Master Mobok sat by the edge of the springs. The heat from the water was enough to make the area immediately around it... tolerably warm, anyway, if not quite as hot as the water itself.

Serene as always, Master Mobok waited, standing by the spring's edge. She'd let it be known that those who wished to share in light rejuvenating exercise could join her each morning. A few people were there, engaging in exactly that. It was also known as a good place to approach the master for her counsel. Or for conversation.

[Zeline Koth]

Through all the chaos of, well, this entire freaking time she'd been here, Zeline had never made her way out to the forest. The springs offered a great opportunity to have a bit of heat without needing to bundle up or draw more power from the already-taxed generators.

Maybe it would have been better to enjoy it alone. Zeline tucked away her cigarettes and approached the Jedi. Might as well not be awkward and try to avoid conversation. That and it wasn't a great idea to sneak around during wartime. "Hello, Zeline here," she said with an awkward wave.

[Aola Mobok]

It was hard to sneak up on a Jedi, and harder still to startle them. Aola turned to the newcomer with a serene smile. "Hello." She said. "Master Mobok, here. But you may call me Aola, if you prefer." Some didn't.

She gestured to the padded area they'd set up. "Would you care to join us? Some find this exercise. Some find this relaxing. Others find nothing." She tilted her head, almost a shrug.

[Zeline Koth]

"Hmm, well, not sure where you Jedi fall for military protocol." Zeline looked over at her gear, definitely prepped for a skirmish. Underneath that, well, she could do light exercise.

Nonetheless, she stood there with a pensive expression on her face. "I don't want to interrupt a Jedi thing."

[Aola Mobok]

"Our protocol is different." Aola said. "But less formal. We are not a military, after all." For a moment, she looked pensive at that.

Then she smiled again. "It is not a Jedi thing, at least not the way you mean it. Few things are. Even if someone cannot feel the Force the way we can, they can benefit from our exercises. Just as you might swim with a current you cannot see."