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Luke's attention trailed in and out as Reith spoke. The conversation of different saber styles always fueled great passion inside Luke, he had strong views on it. Obviously, this was not the first time he had been involved with the debate, and it certainly would not be the last. He chose to concede this time but not making a point of the flaw in Reith's words, but his mind was still racing through everything at once, almost making Luke tense.

To answer Reith's query, Luke simply raised his right arm and pointed out the front of the ship, directly towards to moon floating infront of them. With a playful look on his face, Luke answered her directly.

Down there, Stupid. Why else would we be here?

Luke laughed lightly as he fiddled with various switches and levers on the control panel infront of him. Slowly, the SunCrusher shifted from ita orbit over Rori and began to decend upon the planet.

The Sun Crusher began to pick up speed at it decended upon the planet of Rori. Once they had broken the atmosphere, the ship flew along the sky, above the clouds, trying to find a safe spot to land. The view of the sky reflected exactly how it had been portraid in many novels throughout the galaxy, a peaceful, romantic planet. The setting sun hovered low in the sky, just above the silver clouds formed from the swamps below. The sky was llit up in a firery orange. It was, truely peaceful over Rori.

Of course, once they had broken through the clouds, the true nature of modern-day Rori became ever present. The planet was a battle zone. Explosions, fighting, death covered the planet. Even from their great height, Luke and Reith passed no fewer than four seperate battles, each more fierce than the last.

Fianlly, having past over the larger cities, now shrouded by the swamp mist, the Sun Crusher set down in a very marshy terrain. Leaving his seat, Luke stepped over to the roof of the ship, popping the hatch and climbing out. There was an ever present stench of filth around them, one of the drawbacks from landing in a swamp. Doing his best to cover the smell, Luke lept from the top, down to the dank ground.

Unaware how bad the terrain was, Luke instantly sunk knee-height into the muck. Cursing under his breath, Luke slushed his way out of mess he had got himself into, before checking out the damage. He rolled his eyes to himself, seeing his new trousers ruined, before forgetting it and turning to Reith.

Which do you prefer, left or right?

Reith's answer solved one of the problems they faced, the one of which side to join. Of course, Luke had no idea what either group war a battle uniform, nor where each where stationed. Infact, he was not entirely sure where they themselves were on the planet. So, logically, the only thing they could do would be to find out the answer to some, if not all, of these, but that could not be done here.

Turning right, Luke headed off over the marchy plains, hoping to come across someone or something to give them some direction. The never ending battles on this planet could be heard all around them. The soft rumble of an explosion and repeated blaster fire drowned out the slushing of the ground below them as they walked along.

Talon was just sitting when he felt them start to land. He readied himself. He thought he could feel something off. A dark presence. He was just a padawan, so he couldn't feel all of the presence. He did feel something though. R5 beeped at him seeing Talon's facial expression change.

"Nothing R5....just.....something is odd.," he said.

Jami shivered lightly as the air seemed to cool as the ship exited hyperspace. He ran his fingers slowly through the silver streak in his hair, checking his controls. On the radar, it seemed as if there had been a ship a few moments ago, but it was gone now. Surprised and curious, Jami tried to think of what had happened. He finally came to the conclusion that it was just a glitch, and he decided not to worry about it. He turned back to the two Jedi Knights. "Master Adonis? Master Kari? Where should I land?"

Jami nodded slowly and keyed in a couple of coordinates. He then steered the ship quickly through the dense, swampy atmosphere of the planet. The young man pulled up quickly, just before landing the ship in the center of a lake, and he managed to land it on the swampy, wet marsh. Deenine chirped, to which Jami refused to respond. "We're here, Master. The Capitalist camp should be a few klicks from here. We could reach it in an hour or so if we walked, though I doubt that we would get a warm reception from either them or the Socialists. Any suggestions?"