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Jaise Sarcrest sighed banging his head against his desk three times his unruly blond hair flopping in his face before standing up and leaving his study as if nothing had happened. He poured himself a cup of coffe in the kitchen of his small apartment and decided to go out and look for his friend Hazar who was still being stubborn about his decision to leave the Jedi order. And of course as his best friend and a Jedi Jaise considered it his duty to convince Hazar to come back. After all they needed his help to defet the Sith and... things were boring without Hazar around. He pulled on a dark brown Jedi Robe over his lighter brown Jedi garb and checking to make sure his lightsaber was in palce headed out into the depths of corasont. He let his senses travel before him till he felt a large concintration of the force in one of teh back alleys and it reaked of the dark side. He ran towards it moving silently and swiftly drawing his lightsaber. It was green like his eyes.

"then whats your problem then. i left the order long ago but i still walk the path of light.......why you intersted in me?" he gave her a scoundral look. "you know what your kinda cute. wanna take a stroll." hazar winks at her.

"its star, hazar star." hazar gave her a little smile.

"alright....Gwen....nice to meet you." he told her. "soooo...why do you alighn yourself with the sith?"

"yes i left them.....2 years ago.....but that does not mean i hate them. I am still depreased over what they did but i guess they did what they thought was right." he then stares at her. "you're face is not like the rest of the sith i have seen. your face is not pale like the others, i'm glad you're face is not pale.....it looks beutiful that way." he then smiles at her.

"please....i dont think she will hurt us. put your lightsaber away, she means us no harm. me and her are just chating."

Jaise slowly lowered and shut off his lightsaber clipping it to his belt but keeping a wairy eye on the sith. He wasnt one to relax around the dark side. Unlike some people... But he did feel a little akward walking in one this... well more like barging in in an extreamly ungracefull and amature way, but he had always been one to rush headlong into things especailly if he beleived he was helping someone. Still it was akward...
But he was a Jedi and a Jedi just doesnt go around apologising to Sith.
"How can I trust your word. Sith lie like anyone else would tell you the time of day." He said contemptiously to the woman. He was one of those people who beleived strongly in a clear set line between good and evil. He wasnt stupid but sith had killed his parents and stole away his younger sister many long years ago. He hadn't heard of her since and it was still his quest in life to rescue her someday though in his heart he knew it was a lost cause. But that faitfull day had left him perminetly set against anything to do with the darkside though as part of his Jedi training he had to let go of any lust for revenge because that was the path to the... blah blah well you get the point.