No one had been on Yavin for many years now. Azhi thought this. He thought this because while it had a Jedi temple on it once, the temple had been ransacked by the Sith when they were still an Empire. Now it, and the temples on its surface, were all abandoned. But the Jedi temple hadn't ever been the only temple. And yet no one came to investigate. Azhi did not understand this.
So Azhi put up a poorly spelled flier at the academy for a trip to Yavin. Some other acolyte had signed up. And so they'd traveled to Yavin together on some generic freighter. The Barabel dressed in his utility belt, simple acolyte's tunic, and not much else. A sword was sheathed on their person.
Ancient stone tiles cracked beneath the freighter's weight as it landed. As they disembarked the ship, before them would be the temple that had once housed Jedi. It had gone years now without maintenance and the distant feeling of death still clung to the earth, like the scent of blood. From a belt pouch, Azhi gingerly pulled out a paper map. It rustled as he turned it this way and that. Azhi looked up at the temple, then back at the map.
"Much walking." And he got right to walking, using the old Jedi temple as a waypoint, into the jungle.
So Azhi put up a poorly spelled flier at the academy for a trip to Yavin. Some other acolyte had signed up. And so they'd traveled to Yavin together on some generic freighter. The Barabel dressed in his utility belt, simple acolyte's tunic, and not much else. A sword was sheathed on their person.
Ancient stone tiles cracked beneath the freighter's weight as it landed. As they disembarked the ship, before them would be the temple that had once housed Jedi. It had gone years now without maintenance and the distant feeling of death still clung to the earth, like the scent of blood. From a belt pouch, Azhi gingerly pulled out a paper map. It rustled as he turned it this way and that. Azhi looked up at the temple, then back at the map.
"Much walking." And he got right to walking, using the old Jedi temple as a waypoint, into the jungle.
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