Jaina wanted to ask what was wrong, but thought better of it.

Jaina came over and sat next to him on the couch.

Jaina gave a forced little smile, and left it at that.

Jaina asked as she stabbed at another bite of food.

Jaina knew what that meant: Mom was on his side with this one.

Jaina asked as she climbed up into her father's lap.

Jaina was the twin who knew machines, the way their father did.

"The outside looks okay," Jaina said, giving the part to her brother.

There are a number of Jaina vestiges in the district.

Jaina stood up and walked over to her father.

Like her father, Jaina is a talented pilot and mechanic.

Jaina chuckled softly as she turned over on her other side to go to sleep.

He gave Jaina a little push and she hopped off his lap.

Jaina was glad to have arrived, even if they hadn't done much yet.

It is one of the few places in this direction where Jaina remains exist.

There hadn't been much in the way of conversation for a while, but it would seem that Jaina had something on her mind.

Jaina sat bolt upright in bed and listened for herself.

Like his predecessors, he was a Jaina by faith.

He was asked by his master to visit all the Jaina temples as a punishment.

The story ends with Jaina feeling bitter over the failure of the mission.

It has also a significant collection of Jaina images.

"I didn't mean to do it", Jaina replied as she got into her own bed on the other side of the room.

Jaina shrugged, although she knew her brother could not see her in the dark.

They would have died on their own, but Jaina took them in and cared for them.

He is known to have erected many jaina temples.