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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pallandrome" data-source="post: 3217549" data-attributes="member: 46930">Heh, I knew I forgot to include something, I am actually Cerean. I was counting on having three primary students, one of them being my Padawan learner.Tolark Baylinbari (Scout 2/Jedi Consular 7/Jedi Master 1)Treela Toliana (Twilek Famale, Jedi Consular 5) - My Padawan, Tweela was something of a ditz when she first began her education with me. She trusted too much to her natural physical acuity and personal charm, and more than once she found herself in over her head, in between a rock and a hard place, or just generally in trouble. In the last few years, she has calmed down immensely, however, and spends most of her time debating ancient sith philosophical standings with me, when she isn't training with her two blue lightsabres. She still needs to learn to look before she leaps sometimes, but she knows almost as much about jedi and sith lore as I do, and she is utterly loyal to her friends, which I value highly.Hale Bopptar (Human Male, Jedi Guardian 5) - When Hale first came to learn with me, I honestly thought he might have been harboring feelings for Tweela. A tall, robust young man, Hale spends most of his time practicing his bladework from what I can tell. His only other interest of note seems to be, of all things, cataloging. He has the physique of a warrior, but the heart of a librarian, and since I have one of the more extensive collections of old dusty tomes and datafiles he came to me to learn about them. While his constant rearrangement of my references is occasionally aggrivating, he can always seems to find everything, and since the systems he uses are fairly intuitive, I usually can too.Gimto leepto (Rodian Male, Tech Specialist 3/Jedi Counselor 2) - Gimto is an odd one. He is always lagging behind in his training with the force, because his interests lie in another direction. Gimto is facinated by computer and security systems. He is new to our little study group, and largely only comes around when we are discussing the ancient complexes that I sometimes take the students to. Even then, he's only ever interested in playing with whatever computerized gadgetry we might find. Still, he's a bright lad, with a quick wit and friendly sense of humor, who can take care of himself. I'm hoping he might pick up a thing or two from Tweela about applying himself to the study of the force, so I encourage him to join us on our outings.</blockquote>

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