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Post by Hendo Xule: The Chronicler on Dec 12, 2013 18:32:57 GMT -8
The young, cloaked man that sat in meditation had had just about enough of the alterations in the Force surrounding him. The Chronicler had made note of the craft that bulleted loudly from the murky golden sky that clung above him only minutes ago, and he sensed a very powerful disturbance, as if several creatures were crying out in terror at once. It seemed that only one or two of the freighter's unfortunate passengers had survived. It was difficult to discern between the possibilities, even for the Chronicler; the signature he sensed was strong enough to match either a few ordinary sentient beings, or that of a single Force-sensitive... likely still developing and maturing. The results of this cogitation, ironically stemming from the interruption of his own previous pondering, led him to fabricate a possible and probable scenario. Said scenario could explain, though not elucidate, the several disturbances in the Force that... disturbed... the Chronicler's meditation. The first and perhaps the most likely event that he could imagine is that a single youngling or weak Force-user, likely the lone survivor of the starship wreck, was under attack by the Sith warrior that he had encountered (if it can be called an 'encounter') before. This theory was supported by that Sith's sudden disappearance earlier. The second situation, just as likely as the other, played out in the Chronicler's mind as follows: The ship crashed, et cetera, and the survivor was discovered by the Jedi that contacted him earlier. She was a Jedi, after all, so it was likely she would be doing everything possible to help the hypothetical youngling heal his hypothetical wounds. No matter the case, the Chronicler came to the realization that any minute more that he sat and waited was another minute that fueled the situation's potential to become a legitimate threat to someone. He stood up from his place in the soft clay ground, his gauze cloak partially crusted with mud, and extended his mind to the plants in front of him that locked him in the thicket. Gracefully, the flora responded by dancing to the sides of the organic walls, and allowed the man a passage, through which he hastily walked. He didn't care about masking anything about himself at the moment. He wasn't a threat, supposedly, and in a way it wouldn't matter... there were plenty more creatures around that could cause harm, though nowhere near as powerful as himself. The shadowy Chronicler, unintentionally hidden (though very weakly) by the darkness of the surrounding flora and foliage, stomped through the clay and mud toward the source of the Force that he was detecting: the Temple that had been built on Felucia. It was the home of a few artifacts of the Force as well, bolstering its effect as a beacon. It wasn't long before at least a woman cradling a small, furry creature, came into view. The Chronicler was certain that these were the beings that had attracted him, and it was very likely that the unkempt woman was the Jedi who had spoken to him. Either by confusion on how to proceed, or a subconscious desire to observe the duo as they did whatever they did before he decided to proceed- and the Chronicler himself wasn't sure- he stood between several plants that partially hid him from the Jedi. However, his intrigue with the Jedi's strange, nearly maternal behavior toward the smaller creature had caused the Chronicler a moment of incompetence. His left boot crunched against a twig, or something of the like, that had fallen from one of the nearby treelike plants. The twig was surprisingly loud, almost disturbingly so, and the Chronicler himself cursed beneath his breath.
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Post by Hesper Calix on Dec 12, 2013 20:10:44 GMT -8
Hesper continued to stroke the kushiban's mottled fur gently. She spoke to him in a low voice.
"That is wonderful, Little Tantin. Your parents were wise to send you here. Where do you come from, Small One?"
She asked him questions while she healed his wounds. She had worked with children before. Many of them had been sent to the Temple to study, and all of them were terribly homesick for months after they arrived. The small Kushiban was no difference. She found that agitated children began to relax when they spoke about their homes and family, but she had to be careful not to excite him.
The two continued to speak to each other until she heard the sound of a twig breaking nearby.
"Who's there?" She asked. Her head turned towards the direction of the man who was half-hidden by the plants.
She looked at him for a while before she spoke again. "I know you... Your aura... Yes, you were the one in the forest."
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Post by Tantin on Dec 12, 2013 20:27:31 GMT -8
Tantin's ears perked up slightly, and his fur began to turn back to a calm, snowy white. The way the drying blood contrasted with the color of Tantin's fur was odd, but he had seemingly forgotten about his current surroundings as he thought about home.
Tantin seemed a bit apprehensive when of his home, not out of fear, or shame, but because he thought it would not sound as exciting as other species who had grown up around large cities and great feats of technology. "The planet Kushibah...in the Gordian Reach....There is a small village at the base of the mountains south of the great river...It's winter there....the river is usually frozen by now...."
Tantin's fur seemed to stir several colors. From white to a very light blue, mottled with snow white, to an almost silver pink. "My parents are farmers....just like everyone else...they were proud the day my test came back positive....Most of my species think Kushiban Jedi are funny...."
At the snap of the twig, Tantin's ears shot up, and his eyes widened out of fear. A pulse of force energy went out from the Kushiban child, stronger than before, but unrestrained. Control was something he was still learning. Few things could be learned about the Force and its practices without the tutelage of a Force User.
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Post by Hendo Xule: The Chronicler on Dec 12, 2013 20:45:42 GMT -8
The Chronicler, realising that he had been discovered, simply stepped out from behind the large, broad leaves of the plants behind which he stood. His cloak, ragged, muddy, and made of strips of white and beige gauze, flowed behind him. The hood of this cloak covered his face with shadows. But when he spoke, he sounded very youthful- perhaps only in his late teens. "Yes. I am the 'Jedi' you saw in the forest," he answered her question. The Chronicler's stature was tall, which added to the perception that he was an adult, but his face was still hidden. His traits were not illusions at all. Even the strongest mind saw him the way he was. "Don't bother asking why I'm here. We're here for the same reason. But I'm left with two inquiries: who are you?" he asked, nodding to Hesper, "and who is that... Kushiban?" The Chronicler pointed at the small mammal with a single index finger. Secretly, he was well aware of exactly what that Kushiban was. A Force-sensitive. It was made obvious, though, at the time that the youngling began to generate more energy.
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Post by Hesper Calix on Dec 13, 2013 10:51:27 GMT -8
The planet Kushibah...in the Gordian Reach....There is a small village at the base of the mountains south of the great river...It's winter there....the river is usually frozen by now.... My parents are farmers....just like everyone else...they were proud the day my test came back positive....Most of my species think Kushiban Jedi are funny...."
Hesper remained calm, and continued to stroke Tantin. She saw his fur change colour from a sickly grey to a muted pink.
'This one will make an interesting pupil, it will be a challenge to train him to control his emotions when they're so obvious.' She thought to herself.
"Your parents sent you away for a better life, Little One."
"Yes. I am the 'Jedi' you saw in the forest. Don't bother asking why I'm here. We're here for the same reason. But I'm left with two inquiries: who are you?" he asked, nodding to Hesper, "and who is that... Kushiban?"
Her attention turned briefly to the newcomer. She bowed her head respectively to acknowledge his presence. His tone was curt, but she ignored it. There was something strange about this man, but she kept these thoughts to herself. She knew what had happened to those fledgling Jedi who longed for more than they were capable of, they were the ones that were most easily seduced by the Darkside. She felt that she had to be careful with what she said to him. This was likely a delicate point in his life where anything said to him could push him in either direction.
"Welcome then. My name is Hesper Calix, a visitor to these parts. Don't worry, I will not pry. Your business is your own. This little one's name is Tantin. He has come to these parts to study the ways of the Force, and to become a Jedi someday. Did the Darksider find you? Tell me, do you know of this Temple? Is it always this quiet around here?"
She reached into her belt to retrieve a small, wrapped package bound in brown paper. Inside of it were some sweet cookies made out of whipped butter, fine sugar and some sort of expensive flour (shortbread cookie). They were quite expensive on the galactic trade network, but she managed to find a sympathetic vendor at the transport station who gave it to her.
"Here, Little One. I've been told that these are tasty." She held out a cookie towards the Kushiban to see what he would do.
"It will help you rebuild your strength. First lesson as a Jedi, don't begin your lessons on an empty stomach." She chuckled lightly.
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Post by Hendo Xule: The Chronicler on Dec 13, 2013 11:15:36 GMT -8
The man tilted his head slightly in response to Hesper's question about his encounter with the Sith. "He sensed me," he said aloud, "but fled once that craft impacted the ground." "Tell me, do you know of this Temple? Is it always this quiet around here?" The Chronicler opened his mouth to talk, but stopped to think about how to reply for a moment. After he had carefully chosen his words, he proceeded to reply. "I've known about this place, but I've never visited before. I can only assume that it's as quiet as it seems. After all..." he paused for dramatic effect, "we're on Felucia." He stood in silence for a moment, allowing Hesper time to think and respond if necessary.
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Post by Tantin on Dec 13, 2013 11:34:36 GMT -8
Tantin took hold of the cookie with his fingers and took a small nibble. His eyes brightened as the sugary treat touched his tongue, and he chomped down on the remainder. Sweets were not something that were made often in his village, Kushibans being herbivores, and the taste was amplified because of the new experience. His fur grew a darker shade of pink. After finishing the treat he licked his paws and looked over at the new person, and then up to Hesper, looking to her for answers, like a child to a mother. Trust cam very easily for this youngling, as it did with most children his age.
"B-but...I don't have a Master. And this place....its....loud."
Felucia was a planet filled with life; the jungle, the animals, and the sentient inhabitants. Tantin could feel them, but he did not know how to describe the feeling. All he could say was that it was loud. At the mention of the Dark sider, Tantin seemed to become a bit spooked.
"Is there really a...dark sider here?"
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Post by Hesper Calix on Dec 13, 2013 19:27:36 GMT -8
"I've known about this place, but I've never visited before. I can only assume that it's as quiet as it seems. After all..." he paused for dramatic effect, "we're on Felucia."
Hesper nodded her head. She returned her attention back to Tantin and offered him another cookie. His fur began to change other colours. She didn't want to alarm the child. He had seen enough action in this one day to last most people the rest of their lives. She swiftly changed the topic of conversation to something else more pleasant.
"You look like you're in better spirits, Little One. Are you strong enough to stand?"
The man's words troubled her. Where had that Darksider gone? It was rare for their kind to randomly disappear. She had known her fair share of his kind. They were arrogant and deluded by the Darkside. Their kind had their own agendas to entertain, and they did so without any regard for the consequences that it had for others. She tried not to make her disappointment known, but any skilled Force user would be able to sense her apprehension.
"Yes, we are on Felucia. A strange planet, at that. Did you know that this planet was once called Galuch? It was founded eons ago by explorers who made this planet their home. It's a strange planet with its own secrets to hide. Some believe that it was explorers who found this planet, others believe that it was colonized by refugees. Others... well, they think that some poor, unfortunate souls crash landed here and became stuck." She chuckled to herself, "there's no real towns or villages here. There's little of anything except for the refuse left behind by the war. Perhaps there's more to this planet than meets the eye. I sense some powerful presences here, yours included." She pointed at the Chronicler.
"I'm surprised by the sight of this Temple. It looks like it belongs elsewhere, yet as I think about it, I'm not too surprised. This place was likely a haven for those who didn't want to be found. There are dark stories of another time, ages ago when the Jedi fled to the edges of the galaxy. They were chased there by the Darksiders and the Empire. Those who survived the Empire likely formed their own colonies and temples. This place is likely no different. Felucia doesn't strike me as being the most habitable of planets. Even the Empire had its reservations of coming to this world."
She turned her head down to look at the Tantin, "that is your second lesson for today, Little One. The closer you are to danger, the further you are from harm. I want you to think about the meaning of those words, and come to me tomorrow when you have thought of something. For now, we should find a place for you to rest. If you don't mind, Master... erm, sorry I did not catch your name, but I must find some place for this little one to rest and recover. Would you like to accompany me into the Temple? I sense that it will grow dark soon, and I wouldn't want to be outside the Temple walls when that happens."
She stood up with Tantin still in her arms and began to make her way towards the main body of the Temple.
"Every creature in the galaxy has an irrational fear of the dark. There's something about this world that makes me believe that fear isn't as irrational as the others claim it to be."
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Post by Tantin on Dec 13, 2013 20:29:44 GMT -8
Tantin took the other cookie again scarfed it down like it was the first thing he had eaten in years. These sweet biscuits were something he could get used to. They made him feel good. This was of course a reaction to the sugar, but Tantin had never really had a cookie before, let alone two. It did not take much to distract the youngling, but he watched quietly as both the unknown Jedi and Hesper spoke to one another, taking in every word, his bright green eyes bringing a little more color to the room.
When confronted with the riddle, the young Kushiban blinked, unsure of what had just been said, and he replayed the words several times over again in his head. But he became excited at the word "lesson."
"Does that mean....you're going to train me?"
Tantin's eyes became shining stars at the realization. His ears perked up, and he even formed a smile, which was a bit different because of his snout. His fur became a kaleidoscope of bright pinks and blues, shifting from one to another, before Tantin brought himself under control and it went back to a neutral, calm, white.
Tantin looked up to Hesper and spoke. He tried to speak as politely as he could, not trying to seem selfish. "Would it be okay if I took a bath before we started training.....If the Jedi here don't mind...The blood is kind of getting crusty...."
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Post by Hesper Calix on Dec 13, 2013 20:45:36 GMT -8
Hesper patted the Youngling on the head and made her way towards the main body of the Temple. The building seemed to be deserted, but there were signs of life everywhere. Perhaps they were shy? "Does that mean....you're going to train me?"
"Do not hurry yourself, Little One. One must learn to sit up before they can walk. You must take things a day at a time. You can aspire to reach as high as the stars, if you desire, but wait until you're able stand without falling. You must learn to be patient and wait. " She responded with an ambiguous tone in her voice.
Tantin had given the Jedi much to think about. A Padawan, after all of these years? She scowled at the idea. The journey towards the Force was more than learning to swing a lightsaber or gallivanting to the far corners of the galaxy. She needed to know if they were both ready for that choice. These were dark times for the Jedi. Once, there would have been many Jedi Knights able to take on a Padawan to train. After the Empire's Great Purge, only a few of them remained. She had her doubts about Tantin- he was young, and had never been away from home before. Younglings of all races didn't fare well when separated from the others. The Fallen Jedi, Darth Vader, was no exception. She had heard stories of him told in the conclaves of Yavin 4, how he had been taken in to be trained as a Jedi before his time.
She looked down again at Tantin, he was nestled in her cloak. He was still young, very young.
'Perhaps he would do better studying in a class with other children? The journey is easier when there are others for him to play with. He is still a child, Hesper. He only has a few years to be a child.' She thought to herself.
"Hello? Is there anyone here?" She called out into the Temple. Her voice echoed into the hallowed halls. She paused by the great door and waited for someone to acknowledge her before she waltzed into the Temple.
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Post by Tantin on Dec 13, 2013 21:18:11 GMT -8
Tantin's ears drooped, and his fur tinged with a barely noticeable shade of gray at the ambiguity of Hesper. He took it as a bad sign, that he had misspoken and ruined his chances. How would he become a Jedi if he was unable to find a master? He was unsure if he would rather train under anyone other than Hesper, having made a connection with her, his parents would approve. After all, she had saved his life. But he took her words to heart, and decided to be quiet on the subject of being under her tutelage.
Speaking in a hushed, almost embarrassed tone. "I'm sorry...I've just been looking forward to becoming a Jedi since I was old enough to understand it....I know I'm young, but...."
Tantin quickly trailed off. It was disrespectful to speak back. Whether it was for defense of one's self or an explanation. He was forgetting his place. Hesper had to have other obligations, responsibilities she had to take care of. He had been too quick bring it up. Still, she seemed to be thinking a bit.
"I...I think I can walk now..."
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Post by Hendo Xule: The Chronicler on Dec 14, 2013 8:13:08 GMT -8
The Chronicler was surprised at Hesper's asking him for his name, but at least it displayed some trust. He didn't know how to word his response, but it was likely that a Jedi such as herself would be able to tell if he was lying. He simply decided to use his real name. "I'm no master, and to be fair, no Jedi, either," he replied curtly. "But I'm certainly not one of the Darksiders." He rolled his head atop his neck, popping several of his upper vertebrae into place as he did so. "Most people that ask me my name aren't very... trustworthy, if you will. Thus, I tell them what I am and not who. However, you seem not to want any trouble, so I'll tell you my actual name." He outstretched his right arm with an open hand, waiting for Hesper to do the same and shake his hand. This was a somewhat naive gesture on the cloaked man's part, considering that previously he was being as introverted and enigmatic as he possibly could be. "My name is Hendo Xule, inventor and chronicler extraordinaire. Most people just call me the Chronicler."
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Post by Hesper Calix on Dec 15, 2013 10:24:07 GMT -8
Hesper reached out to shake his hand. She nodded her head and smiled.
"I understand, Master Xule. These days have seen darker times, you are in the company of friends here. I don't wish for a fight, and I don't have any secrets to hide."
She used formal honorifics to address him. It was strange from most ears to hear those words from a Jedi Master, like herself, but Hesper always held others in high esteem regardless of their station.
She looked down at Tantin, "do you remember your first lesson, Little One? What is it? You will be asked these questions frequently during your training."
She began to make her way deeper into the Temple until she arrived at another garden. She didn't know of Master Hule had followed her there, but she spoke to him as if he was there.
"Another garden? This Temple is filled with gardens. Where is the rest of the Temple? I'm sure this Little One is eager to be washed and fed."
(Post continued in Jedi Temple Gardens)
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Post by Lord Jud'dayus: The Debase on Dec 17, 2013 11:08:33 GMT -8
Jud neared the gates, his facade in place.
"Halt!" Called a single voice, an armed Jedi trooper emerging from a guards quarters from within the gate itself. "Identify yourself..."
Jud dropped his hood, revealing a youthful, smiling face. "I'm just a wandering soul out of the forest." He answered mirthfully, seeing the inquisitive look on the guards face slacken with relief. "I'm sure you've had others show up, right?" Jud questioned, his prying a veil in the hopes that the Force sensitives he'd felt earlier had surely come back to their home.
"Ah, ya we've had others..." The guard answered, his body tensing slightly again, the grip on his carbine tightening.
"We were on patrol." Jud replied hastily. "There was a crash, out in the forest. We-"
"Oh." The guard interrupted, slinging his rifle on his shoulder and immediately going back into his quarters. The gate clanked and the guard reappeared, a smile on his face. "Sorry, about that... Never can be too safe. Your friends are inside, they came in with a survivor." The trooper spoke as he opened the gate for Jud, before looking at the mirage of a man before him again. "Did ya find anymore?" He asked morbidly.
"No..." Jud answered with a modicum of sadness in his voice, to complete the guise as he stepped by the guard and into he Jedi's base. "And you're too right." Jud added, turning slightly to address the trooper one last time. "One can never be too careful. Especially this day and age." The Sith finished with a knowing smile, before giving the guard a nod and heading further into the the structure; his prize was closer than ever.
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Post by Celia Oshala on Dec 27, 2013 16:13:09 GMT -8
It's still early in the morning, but the base's corridors are already bustling. My lack of traditional Jedi robes gets me a few curious looks, but it's nothing I'm not used to by now. For the most part, it's smiles and friendly nods from the members of the Felucian Order. As we head down the hall, I catch sight of Giannah, the Zabrak padawan who greeted me in the hangar yesterday, and I wave to her.
"Good morning, Giannah," I say.
"Good morning! You remembered my name." The way her eyes light up makes me wonder if people usually don't. "It's Celia, isn't it?"
"It is."
"How are you finding Felucia?"
"The garden is lovely," I say, "but I haven't had a chance to explore yet. I was wondering, could you point my friend and I to the archives?"
"Certainly." She turns and points down the hall. "Just head back to the lift you took from the dorms. The archives are on the third floor."
"Thank you," I say, then turn to Panno. "Well, shall we?"
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Post by Argia on Feb 4, 2014 15:04:08 GMT -8
? His feet alight at the foot of the threshold to the Jedi Base, boots making the faintest sound of a scuff as he surveys the scene. Argia's lightsaber is on his belt now, his empty left hand rises to adjust the sunglasses as he casts his gaze at long last upon the base. This is what he longed to find, from the very moment he landed on the planet. This is where Ashla has drawn him.
This is where the criminal acts have taken place.
But rest assured: he, Argia, was not here to allow them to persist. Listen, you aching planet! Your pain will soon be put to rest. Listen, you Jedi! You will soon be rescued. Listen, you Sith! Your passion will soon be soothed.
Satisfied with what he took in with his eyes, his hand dropped to his waist once more, and he strode towards the entrance. On his belt still is Lux. But not for long. The Firkrann crystal will soon be ignited once more. ?
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Post by Argia on Feb 5, 2014 18:22:36 GMT -8
? Today has been a day filled with starting only to stop again. This time it is just as his steps take him beyond the doorway leading into the base itself. Arresting himself at this last moment, Argia pauses and straightens himself out, his right foot setting itself down and his left hand once again finding its way to his glasses.
His Life Sense is tingling again.
Two presences-- which in fact belong to Von Verros and Kulaan-- approach. They hadn't exactly escaped his notice before, but he certainly had not given them proper recognition. They were headed in this direction from nearby in the jungle. Given that it was a pair of them, and given that they approached without hesitation, Argia went ahead and voiced his guess about them without turning around. They'd hear, if they approached with intent to listen. ?
"Two little lambs, gone astray; two little lambs, lost their way. Out to pasture they went to play, return back home at the end of day."
? Argia's hand falls from his glasses toward his waist. His voice drops. ?
"But they did not know what in wait for them lay."
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Post by Lord Jud'dayus: The Debase on Feb 24, 2014 9:26:45 GMT -8
Jud's hurried foot falls came closer and closer to the three Jedi just beyond the base's gates. He muttered to himself, hoping they'd just let him past. He was already running short on time, and killing more Jedi would only sour his mood further.
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Post by Argia on Feb 24, 2014 18:10:51 GMT -8
"Another one shows his face."
? It was just Argia, now. Von and Kulaan, perhaps in fear of Argia's words, or perhaps in avoidance of this impending encounter, had snuck around the perimeter of the base, making their way unimpeded to the docks. Argia stood here, in Jud's way. The hand which had slipped from his glasses to his waist now loosely fingered the pommel of Lux. As Jud's form became visible through the shadows, Argia spoke again. ?
"Your feet beat a rapid pace, but the question arises: why such haste?"
? It should be obvious, shouldn't it? That the darkly cloaked figure is no Jedi. And just moments ago, Argia had felt the Jedi within the base become one with the Force. The jump of reason is not a large one to attribute their pronounced judgments to be the work of his hands. So, in fact, it should be equally obvious that Argia's question wasn't really a question at all, but more of an introduction.
Internally, he reminds himself: There is no passion, there is serenity. Argia would be rushing headlong into the arms of Ashla if he did not quench all this anticipation for battle. The words of the Jedi Code are not to be taken lightly, but actually do serve as practical reminders as well as timeless truths. In this case, Argia is reminded that with eagerness comes openness: openness of defense, openness of offense. He would be begging to be taken advantage of, without submitting to Ashla's will before this engagement began.
Ashla's will. He knows her will like he knows himself.
There will be a clash of blades.
His eyes open from behind his glasses-- he had subconsciously closed them while clearing his spirit of its impassioned weakness. And he addresses Jud'dayus once more. ?
"It surely must be that your crimes against Ashla bid you depart; but listen! I will free you from this place."
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Post by Lord Jud'dayus: The Debase on Feb 26, 2014 12:29:40 GMT -8
Jud listened to the luminous being's rhymes, and grit he teeth accordingly.
"I've never seen your kind except on the moons of Lego." Jud began, knowing he'd never seen an angel in the garb of a Jedi. "And as for my crimes against Ashla..." Jud smirked under his hood, the name of the Lightside's deity being invoked only making this encounter that much more auspicious. "The Whills see fit for me to linger in this plain until my job is complete."
Jud continued forward unabated. "Your fellow brethren have given me leave of this place. I suggest you honor their pack, or I fear there may be more deaths."
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