Ahron Rol
Member
Ahron stood in the Golden Hall, arms crossed, tapping her fingers against her bicep nervously as she stood there waiting for someone to come meet her. She hadn't been expecting a response so quickly, and she was put off being brought to an official building. It made her uncomfortable. She wanted a private location where the chances of being overheard were unlikely, but for all she knew, she could be explaining this in front of a council, and she didn't have time to convince multiple people. She didn't have time for Bureaucracy.
The Galaxy didn't have time for it either.
The force was shifting, and while your average force user wouldn't notice it, she knew what she was looking for. She knew what this feeling was, and worse, she had seen footage that couldn't exist unless it was true. Everything was lining up and if what she had seen was true, then the Galaxy was going to see the return of an old enemy... And this time it would be worse.
She looked at the door, then turning around to look at the handful of other people in the Hall, at least, this part of it, and her anxiety only grew. She reached into her belt pouch and pulled out her bottle, looking at it. She had taken far more of these than she was used too, and yet she was still wired. She hadn't felt panic of this level in a while, and while part of her didn't want to care, a vast majority of her knew that this would be catastrophic. She didn't think they would be able to recover. Ever. So few survived and the hunt that followed should have killed enough to end them, but it clearly didn't. This was going to be a problem...
The Galaxy didn't have time for it either.
The force was shifting, and while your average force user wouldn't notice it, she knew what she was looking for. She knew what this feeling was, and worse, she had seen footage that couldn't exist unless it was true. Everything was lining up and if what she had seen was true, then the Galaxy was going to see the return of an old enemy... And this time it would be worse.
She looked at the door, then turning around to look at the handful of other people in the Hall, at least, this part of it, and her anxiety only grew. She reached into her belt pouch and pulled out her bottle, looking at it. She had taken far more of these than she was used too, and yet she was still wired. She hadn't felt panic of this level in a while, and while part of her didn't want to care, a vast majority of her knew that this would be catastrophic. She didn't think they would be able to recover. Ever. So few survived and the hunt that followed should have killed enough to end them, but it clearly didn't. This was going to be a problem...