"What about the ruined temple on Coruscant?"
She wounded him.
...well, not her specifically. The centuries long childhood of the Anzat ensured that their younglings appreciated that Time was a cruel and fickle mistress. Having traveled across eight hundred years, Sor-Jan had gotten more of a taste of that reality than others of his age. Even when he had visited Coruscant, the planet of his youth, he had avoided so much as looking at where the Great Temple had stood. Surely, whatever ruins remained there were not the bones of the Jedi Temple that he had known.
But, he'd have been lying if he had ever said that he wouldn't long to see those corridors again. To listen outside the door as Master Yoda addressed the current class of younglings, or debate philosophy with Master Jocasta Nu.
Bittersweet memories, of day past. A pained smile appeared on the boy's face, as he merely gave a nod toward the Atrisian girl.
What kind of mystery? "An excellent question," the boy said, turning his head as the pair disembarked into the interior of the station. It was beautiful, and mysterious. Even from the docking platform, Sor-Jan would have had to say that Peace didn't look like anywhere that he had been before. "...for which there does not appear to be any apparent answer," the youth noted cryptically.
"Noriko said that she'd arrived here before us," the boy added, pausing as he attempted to get his bearings. "I believe we'll find her in the library."
"Perhaps we'll learn a few answers along the way."
Hopefully the first of which would be, which way was the gorram library?
She wounded him.
...well, not her specifically. The centuries long childhood of the Anzat ensured that their younglings appreciated that Time was a cruel and fickle mistress. Having traveled across eight hundred years, Sor-Jan had gotten more of a taste of that reality than others of his age. Even when he had visited Coruscant, the planet of his youth, he had avoided so much as looking at where the Great Temple had stood. Surely, whatever ruins remained there were not the bones of the Jedi Temple that he had known.
But, he'd have been lying if he had ever said that he wouldn't long to see those corridors again. To listen outside the door as Master Yoda addressed the current class of younglings, or debate philosophy with Master Jocasta Nu.
Bittersweet memories, of day past. A pained smile appeared on the boy's face, as he merely gave a nod toward the Atrisian girl.
What kind of mystery? "An excellent question," the boy said, turning his head as the pair disembarked into the interior of the station. It was beautiful, and mysterious. Even from the docking platform, Sor-Jan would have had to say that Peace didn't look like anywhere that he had been before. "...for which there does not appear to be any apparent answer," the youth noted cryptically.
"Noriko said that she'd arrived here before us," the boy added, pausing as he attempted to get his bearings. "I believe we'll find her in the library."
"Perhaps we'll learn a few answers along the way."
Hopefully the first of which would be, which way was the gorram library?