Though his drop into a slide was less gracefully done than the Jedi Master’s, Bren managed to follow in her footsteps well enough. The force was his guide, even now, and it showed him the path to follow. Running along the wall Brennus dropped down next to Valery, taking half a heartbeat more to recover than the Jedi Master.
“The wicked exploiting the plight of the innocent, and wolves disguising themselves as sheep.” He said, disgust creeping into his voice. Bren knew he should’ve known better than to hold out hope that maybe the criminal element might’ve had some decency in the aftermath of such a tragedy, but their failure stung all the same. The Imperials though, that was no surprise. Cowards.
He’d never faced their monsters though, or at least he’d only ever faced the ones shaped like men.
“No, but I’ve passed all my courses on them, including practical application of techniques.” Bren knew it wasn’t the same, and that nothing could ever really prepare him for facing one of the monsters born of the Dark Side’s manipulation. Valery must’ve killed the things by the hundreds, and meanwhile he’d never seen one outside a holo. It begged the question of why she’d even brought him along, but begging or no it wasn’t a question he planned to ask.
He’d prove this was where he deserved to be.