Aurelia caught a sight of her own expression off the viewport as Sera entered the room, the light from the hallway reflecting just so. She hadn't realized how much she had been scowling, and found herself quite thankful for her special talents. After all, if she couldn't tell she was scowling, just how often was she really doing it? Either way, her daily re-centering sessions were erasing any negative effects, leaving her with the pristine, pale skin she prized so much. If she dressed properly, she could probably get accepted into a secondary school, especially considering her stature. Not that there was any use to doing such a thing.<br/><br/>As it was, she was dressed in her typical black trenchcoat and fitted slacks, matched with angular, flexible combat boots. Together with her fiery red hair and angry visage, she could have been lifted straight from a Corellian action holo; given several more inches of height and an improved bust, she would have fitted perfectly into that planet's idea of what a desirable woman was: smaller than their men, but every bit as powerful. Aurelia wasn't terribly interested in Corellian men, but their women had played no small part in the image she had constructed for herself, as the Corellian ideal had permeated the holobroadcasts. Tales of Indira Jonas and her escapades throughout the ancient cultures of the far-flung reaches of the galaxy had been airing unceasingly for at least three hundred years now with no sign of stopping.<br/><br/>Lia looked back to Sera without turning from the viewport, nodding curtly to her as she approached from behind. "No better than expected," she said, gloomy as always, wishing at times that she could access her Force Sense abilities more readily so she could communicate easily without speaking. Lia had foregone her Alter abilities completely, and though she had not ignored Sense, she had certainly never developed it properly, so it flailed within her like a mangled limb, only useful in the most necessary of circumstances.<br/><br/>"We should be arriving soon."