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Talon noded and paced off to his room. He grabbed his double sided echani ritual blade just incase, and turned his head to R4.

"Stay here. Important mission coming up very very soon!," he said. He then left the room. He speed walked. He decided to make sure hisl ightsaber was cliped tightly. His blade was in his hand.

Souno walked into the lobby of the magnificent building and saw many droids and people swirling around him, he seemed to simply stand still and watch life run around him. He eventually tried to flag down a few people in an attempt to help him find a way to train in the ways of the jedi. "umm...Hello? Excuse me? Mr.? Mam? Have yo-? Excuse me!" He was being carred away in the flow of people, all ignoring his pleas. He was being jostled around suddenly found himself in a cramped elevator. He was becoming frusrated with his prediciment, "Stay calm, anger is not the way of the light." He was spilled out onto a silent floor where only a few people got off, but someone pushed him out. He was lost, somewhere in the towers. His best guess was that he was somewhere in the main tower, but he was unsure. He closed his eyes and tried to relax himself, he could feel something strong pulling at his senses. It made him more in tune with his surroundings, he suddenly knew where he was. He was in the Jedi residences. This was where the padawans stayed while being trained, where he wanted to be. He had been led here by destiny. He stood slowly, hoping somone would be along to tell him where to go and trusting that he would finally be able to reach his dream of becoming a warrior for the light.

Talon sat and got whatever rest he could get before leaving on the mission. He wondered, what system was it on? He analyzed his double bladed enchani ritual brand for any marks on the blades. Nothing. He was ready to go.

Eldin got up and followed but said nothing.

"Well enough..." Fina said, leaning her back against the wall near the elevator and bringing her arms up to cross. Fina guessed it would be best to let Avor know that it was best if he didn't receive training. She'd figure out how to explain to him how much of a threat he could pose if he was trained and then fell to the dark side, which was a big possibility considering his past experiences without already having the training to suppress certain feelings. From what she could tell of icarians from this one... or rather what she knew of icarians from their sole survivor is that they seemed to depend on their feelings, and when they have made up their mind about something, it wasn't going to change...

This led Fina to beleive that not only would he beleive some of the Jedi's teachings wrong, but wouldn't give up easily on getting training from the Jedi... She'd have to see how easily accessable the list and whereabouts of Exiled Jedi were later. For now, she had to play the waiting game with Jaden and Eldin. "Tell me, Eldin. What have you learned from Peren?"

Fina looked to Avor, thinking for a moment, then sighed. She guessed she'd have to let him know now. "You're not to be trained, and you will not be given any weapons." She said. "The threat of your fall to the dark side is very real. You carry knowledge that you are the sole survivor of the icarians because of the sith. Regardless of what you may say you're after, the word you put to the path you're following is revenge." She said, standing up straight now, and no longer leaning against the wall, arms straightened out, hanging at her sides. Her voice remained calm as she spoke. She wasn't trying to anger him, or trying to provoke him into another argument.

He looked at Avor, "The Jedi archives are off limits to civilans or outsiders. I know that all you want to do is make robes and such...but nothing in there truley has nothing to do with the jedi...and are teaching are taught to are people...not to outsiders...no offense Avor," he said.