Aerek thought Skyka needed the rest a lot more than he needed to do anything else, so he had no intention of waking her up -- at least, not for anything short of an attack. But while he didn't have any objection in theory to her falling asleep in his arms, in practice it wasn't all that comfortable; he wasn't anywhere near as tired as Skyka was, so he remained wide awake.
No one ever it said it would be easy. And that applied just as much to love as it did to becoming a Jedi. There are going to be a lot of traps waiting for her -- to seek revenge, to just stop caring about the rest of the galaxy, to believe that she was the only one that could save the galaxy. And if the Sith learned there was a young Jedi with her potential who stood close to the edge, they would do everything they could to push her over it. But he was determined to make sure she did not, or to drag her back if she did.
She might not feel the same way about him as he did for her, and this was hardly the time to ask about such things. But he wanted to make sure such a time would come.
No one ever it said it would be easy. And that applied just as much to love as it did to becoming a Jedi. There are going to be a lot of traps waiting for her -- to seek revenge, to just stop caring about the rest of the galaxy, to believe that she was the only one that could save the galaxy. And if the Sith learned there was a young Jedi with her potential who stood close to the edge, they would do everything they could to push her over it. But he was determined to make sure she did not, or to drag her back if she did.
She might not feel the same way about him as he did for her, and this was hardly the time to ask about such things. But he wanted to make sure such a time would come.