Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi

[Voda Vosa]

"I think this is going to draw attention over us, plus, these pirates will cetanly alert others... Besides, humans can stand months without food can't they? " Voda says, emotionless.

 

[Dire Lemming]

"There is much to talk about." Yeshua replies, moving to her side to try to help her stand. "You have a strong connection to the force, like us... How did you end up with these pirates?"

 

[possum]

"Much like you--from what I've heard--I was discovered. I had joined a month before my abilities were found by Thorren and the others. They trained me the best they could, but they frequently ridiculed me..."

 

[Dire Lemming]

"But how did..." Yeshua shakes his head. "You should have been found by Jedi at a young age and brought to train, like us... Where are you from? When did you join Thorren's gang?"

 

[possum]

"There is such a thing as falling through the cracks, you know," Grytta says. "I joined Thorren's group seven years ago," she adds.

 

[Shayuri]

"Grytta," Kestrel says, "What's going on here has to stop. It would reflect well on you if you helped us. You're strong in the Force, but you need proper training, or your own power will consume you...and whoever you think you are, or want to be...will be lost."

"Will you help us, so we can help you?"

 

[Dire Lemming]

Yeshua opens his mouth to speak again, but stops when Kestrel begins to speak, and slowly begins to smile.

 

[possum]

"What I was is already lost," Marissa says. "You don't know the sheer power of it; the ecstacy." She lowers her head, guilt overcoming her. It's the first time that she's actually had some clarity over what's happened. "When I tried to intimidate you," she confesses, "I also let Thorren and the others know of your presence here..."

 

[Rhun]

"And where are Thorren and the others now?"

 

[Dire Lemming]

Yeshua shakes his head firmly then looks Marissa directly in the eyes. "I may know more than you think, Marissa. You say that what you were is lost... I think you may just have needed some help finding it. Regardless of your past though, I know you have good in you. Whatever your past was is not as important as what you decide to do in the future. Remember that."