Emberlene's Daughter, The Jedi Generalist

Avalonis was a beautiful island shrouded in the mists of Peridea. The Children of the Jedi making it their home once upon a time and with the silver jedi they have managed to create a stronger foothold. The exploration of the shattered city on the world.. the exploration of the world went further as they explored the system and eventually were sending ships out into the galaxy itself. There was always more and with the newest forece hyperdrives they were able to make the travel from galaxy to galaxy much faster. Beacons and a pathway designed thanks to the colonization vessels that had been sent out. THe jedi master was there and she was checking the large citadel tower... high on the island and going far down into it. Thalls covered with blocks that jutted out and were inscribed with names... bloodlines, families and relations that saw jedi geneology down through the tens of thousands of years. SHe could trace it as the blocks wound around the room, cultivation of bloodlines... families and information coming in as there was always room for more to be added when information came.
The skies above were clear enough and she moved, allowing the force to guide her movements while she worked withe younger padawans. "Through your fingers, pink grains are forming, haphazard, random, a disorganized stream of silicone that seems pregnant with the possibility of every conceivable shape… But this is an illusion. Things have their shape in time, not space alone. THe building blocks of the universe have statues within them, embedded in their future." She said it and was showing them the art of the small. SHe was holding her hand out and over some fo the sand while teaching them how to focus and structure it. To form the matter into shapes that they could manipulate with their hands. THeir fingers shaping it from a distance. "Allow yourself to focus and relax your mind. Like this you are able to manipulate and form what you will." THe jedi master remained there as some of them were getting tired and sat down with water to rest. The sun above casting more shadows.