The Mentor
[member="Jak Sandrow"]
So apparently, he was alive. And instead of telling him that, he'd been god knows where and hadn't contacted him. And the only time he did was now, to pick him up from New Ithor. He didn't know whether to pick him up, or leave him to rot there for only speaking to him when he wanted something. But, he had been his best friend at once point. Even if he was a piece of chit. So the Final Dragon landed on New Ithor.
The door would open, and out stepped the young man. It'd been a long time since Jak would have seen him. His hair had grown out a little, the overly compassionate and naive Jedi that Jak had known was gone. He didn't need his robes this time, this was a more personal occasion. He stepped out, his eyes fierce, still torn between picking him up and just leaving him here. He wore a black leather jacket, a blue shirt, black pants and armored boots.
The former Grandmaster stepped down the ramp, gazing around the area looking for some sight of Jak.
So apparently, he was alive. And instead of telling him that, he'd been god knows where and hadn't contacted him. And the only time he did was now, to pick him up from New Ithor. He didn't know whether to pick him up, or leave him to rot there for only speaking to him when he wanted something. But, he had been his best friend at once point. Even if he was a piece of chit. So the Final Dragon landed on New Ithor.
The door would open, and out stepped the young man. It'd been a long time since Jak would have seen him. His hair had grown out a little, the overly compassionate and naive Jedi that Jak had known was gone. He didn't need his robes this time, this was a more personal occasion. He stepped out, his eyes fierce, still torn between picking him up and just leaving him here. He wore a black leather jacket, a blue shirt, black pants and armored boots.
The former Grandmaster stepped down the ramp, gazing around the area looking for some sight of Jak.