They both left the landing platforms and entered the busy streets of the capital. Ayanna always loved this planet, the nature, the history, the architecture was all so awesome for her. She couldn't help but smile as she looked around, forgetting her worries,

"I love it here. It's so beautiful." She said as she face continued to beam with smiles, "It's just perfection, for me Coruscant is so cold and lifeless, it gives me chills. Plus it's filled with nothing but dirty devious rats!" She said snapping as she thought about Black Sun and especially Yuli Vlasta, but she recovered herself, "This place is like something out of an old poem or love sonnet. It's probably looked this way for more than a thousand years, and it's still so grand." She turned her head from side to side, almost forgetting that she was a Dark Jedi, or anything like that. She was just a young woman in a beautiful city filled with life and culture, "You hear the waterfalls? Come we have to take a look!" She smiled as she surprisingly took Kalin's hand and began to run past the palace and to the edge of the cliff, looking down on where the water crashed onto the lake bellow, and also the stretching grass lands that were ahead, "Will you look at that." She smiled.

Kalin was surprised of how happy Ayanna was here. Did it make such a difference to be on a planet with lots of nature? From past experiences he would guess so yes. Though she seemed to be genuinly happy, he still had his doubts if she was still pretending to be happy to hide her true feelings from him. She dragged him to the waterfalls. They were indeed beautiful, but that's not why they were here.
"Hey we're not on a vacation you know. We have a duty to fulfill." He said seriously, but didn't make himself sound too serious so that she wouldn't presume he was angry or anything in that kind.
"What do you want to see next. The nice tombs on Korriban? Lots of culture which you like." He said sarcastically, though it was only a mask he was wearing to hide himself from her.

Ayanna's lightened her smile to become more serious, seeing that he was not interested in anything but his training, meaning she would have plenty of time to focus on her worries. They suddenly hit in the bottom of her stomach, a bitter reminder. She tried to hide it though,

"Well eh, shouldn't we maybe get an airtaxi to take us to the Lake Country?" She asked with a quiet voice, still a little nervous, and always awaiting the vibrating feeling of the comlink sounding off, she was certain that it was monitoring what they were saying, after all, Yuli Vlasta already knew that they were entering Naboo, how else could she have known that.

The place she mentionned made Kalin almost clench his teeth. He didn't want to go to the Lake Country, but to hide his fears he gave in and accepted to go there again with reluctance. There was always the danger of running into 'her', though the chances might be small, they were still there. He hadn't met 'her' for such a long time that he could barely 'sense' her. He didn sense something familiar, but it made him dwell more on the lake country itself rather than on 'her'. They later arrived in the Lake Country where she so desperately wanted to be, but he didn't for sure.