Knowing the classic Solo luck that the scruffy mountain cat had inherited, the Jedi had gotten ill.  Unconviencing, but not fatal, and Lavi was more than glad to be back on his feet.  With curious chocolate hues, he wandered the town, letting his paws simply carry him without thought.  It was a cute town.  Peaceful.  The young Solo hummed quietly as he found himself standing upon the cobblestone bridge, jumping up onto the ledge and peering down into the water.

Not for the first time, he wished he had some family out here. His twin sister.  Grandfather.  Hell, even his kriffing father, though Lavi was not so close or fond of any of the Sith legacy.  One's family, however, could not be helped, and he knew, although a practicer of the Dark Side, he seemed to care.  Oh well.

With a soft exhale, the fem settled on the stones, curling his tail neatly over his paws.  He would simply trust in the Force for now.  Besides, it was a nice place.

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✯ — female. snowbound. sand cat. demdji. tags.

Truth be told, Tena was a little wary of approaching the other feline.  She was rather certain he was something of a Jedi, and if a Jedi was... Appearing to just be sitting somewhere, odds were he might be mediating.  The sand cat did not want to bother him, in that case.  Although, the Andean was admittedly a soothing presence to be near.  Calm, friendly, and an aura she found familiar.  It must be that he is her friend's twin.

Tena finally breaths out, then bounded up onto the bridge, on the opposite to a face she did not recognize, distinct blue eyes resting on the only member of the Solo family around.  She wondered how the others were doing, even though she did not know many of them well. It was, from what she understood, a small family, but there were others connected as well.  For once, she did not mind that the Moonspinner clan only included a few.  Easier to keep track of; although, granted, she was far away from all but one, who had not shown his face but she knew he was out there and that was enough.

"Hey Lavi," she murmured, inclining her head. "… How're you?"

Tena was not sure, but she thought maybe he had gotten sick during the human fiasco.  Many did, and like her, Lavi had disappeared for a little while.  If he was out and about however, that could surely only mean he was feeling better, which was a good sign.

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THE BLUE AND GREEN BELOW IS A MASTERPIECE — Jacob felt rather guilty about everything that'd happened while they were staying in Typhoon. There'd been plenty of members that fell ill during it all, which was made worse by the fact the infection spread to their herb supply. It seemed like he and Izuku were constantly running low and things were constantly slipping to the wayside despite his best efforts to keep up on it all. Thankfully, though, since settling into the village things had been significantly more calm. They'd been able to go out and collect herbs, though materials were still a little lower than he'd prefer, and they'd been able to establish themselves in this new village. There were tons of new possibilities and things they could do here and Jacob was intent on using it to it's fullest potential. He was happy to leave behind the dreary, infested tunnels for their cozy village.

Jacob was wandering around, taking note of the more decrepit areas. He'd have to do more than just fix up walls soon, like he'd asked Aizawa to do. Some of the buildings themselves had fallen into disrepair or were only half built. They couldn't build any new structures but maybe it'd be possible to finish those that were incomplete. It would be best to have as much shelter as possible, after all. He was pulled from his thoughts of concern and safety when he heard a few voices nearby and he made his way over with a light smile, settling down among the group. He was always happy for an opportunity to talk to a few of his clanmates and rest his shivering legs. While some might assume such actions were from the cold, Jacob knew better. His legs were still deteriorating and he'd be forced to take more extreme actions soon but for now he was content to ignore them and pretend all was well. There was too much to do in Snowbound to worry about the state of his limbs. "Hey ya'll," the canine greeted simply before adding, "What're ya' up to?" Jacob was pretty sure he'd met all the people here at least once, if only briefly. Tena, Dimitri, and Lavi. He didn't know any of them very well but that made this interaction all the better. He liked getting out and meeting new people. It distracted him, even if it was only momentarily, and it brought him some peace in his often chaotic days. — BUT YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL LIKE I'VE NEVER SEEN

"SPEECH"