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Vaen was taking in everything in her surroundings. The warmth of the fire, the alarm, the refugee camp, the water sloshing up and down the shore. Everything of equal volume to her, in perfect balance. Through many years, Vaen had learned how to transform nature's distractions, into mental aids...

Vaen cringed internally at Var bowing, but she knew he was just trying to be respectful. She crossed her arms while listening to the young man. What he said wasn't necessarily bad, but Vaen knew there were some inherent problems. However, she wouldn't give a lecture, knowing that his training...

Vaen was thrown-off by the translation device. At first, she thought it was something random spewing out nonsense until the girl started speaking in a strange language as well. It was something Vaen never heard in her entire life, and she's traveled quite a bit around the galaxy. Even some of...

Not much time would be left before Vaen left to continue her past exploration. Although her relationships with her peers were sub-par, and Yavin being her least favorite location, Vaen still felt like it was necessary to walk around for nostalgia's sake. It was a bit past noon, meaning everyone...

"Do you not realize how you are agreeing with me? The reason why our current problems exist is that the Jedi do not share the same mindset. You truly believe that the people out there are blatantly hating the Jedi, with false reasons? You also don't understand why my admiration was a part of me...

Vaen listened to Rishe, hoping for something new, but the points had been made before. She let the padawan catch her breath for a moment, before responding to everything. "You did not claim them to be evil, but you referred to them as thieves and killers. Are you admitting that I'm right about...

"Independence.." Vaen recalled a moment in time when she was excited to finally go out on her own, to show the galaxy the capabilities of the Kesselle family. Most importantly, to make her master proud. Although she understood Rishe's worry about the looseness of the order, Vaen did not mind...

"Oh the security protocol isn't the thing I was complaining about sweety. Maybe you'll get it in the future." She gave her a bright genuine smile. Vaen always wished for the other Jedi to be more relaxed. Being so stressed and cranky, especially when confronted with minor irritations, was...

"When a Jedi fails, the galaxy suffers. It's responsible to worry, we can't allow failure to be our teacher." Those words were somewhat disheartening in Vaen, but not because of their meaning; she felt disheartened because the padawan seemed to genuinely believe in those words. Vaen opened her...

"Well after the tour, you'll have some rest and eventually start some basic training in a few days. It will be some basic stuff. Mental focus and some basic combat training." Vaen wasn't a fan of training others. She was in her prime, she had to use the time to perfect her own techniques. As...

The answer Var gave was pretty typical. There were always two types of people that joined the order: those who had nowhere to go, and those who made the choice to join. The one that had nowhere else to go typically clung onto the Jedi ways much easier, and upheld them strictly. The ones that...

Open to any Jedi Yavin IV was one of Vaen's least favorite temples. She wasn't much of a jungle person, and she hoped that someday the Jedi's main home could be in a big city. Similar to the Jedi temple on Coruscant. There was plenty of space for her ship, and she'd land it near the entrance of...

A few of the refugees didn't seem too excited about fishing, but others didn't mind doing it. They didn't catch enough for everyone to have 1, but some people could share or eat something else if they didn't like fish. It would be a matter of time before they all get tired of eating fish. Vaen...

"I ain't much of a talker, but I'll give ya some advice to tell them. Spread-out, at least 10 feet away from each other, and standstill. Throw em' spear guns away too they ain't gonna hit anything with that. Take some sticks, tie some strings, tie some bugs at the end, cast the line, then pull...

Hordij held his hand up towards Rishe signaling her to stop, but his head was still facing towards the ocean. He would be silent for half a minute before saying anything. "Can't be fishin if there is too much commotion. Yer partna seemed to have understood that too." Hordij's voice was somewhat...

Vaen drew near towards the end of Rishe's explanation and watched. However, she was rather unimpressed watching Rishe hold the fish in place before striking it. The refugees didn't seem to notice it, but Vaen had a very visible frown. The refugees probably thought it would be easy to fish now...

Vaen was a little bit surprised hearing an entire backstory. There were other Jedi that had similar stories, so it didn't really matter to her. His connection to the force was also weak, considering his age. Vaen recalled lifting up things at the age of 7. However, Var could use the force enough...

Cradic and his few friends gave Rishe a weird look, before conversing with each other. It was mainly them complaining. Cradic would stand up and follow Rishe and her group though since he didn't want to get in trouble with a Jedi. Neither the Rodians or Sullustans had a "leader". Both groups...

"I do not have a great deal to discuss. You do." Vaen made her way down the road, somewhat in a hurry, but mostly to get out of the rain. It was letting up slightly, but still annoying. She was also somewhat annoyed with handling force users all day. First the two thieves, and now a random...

"God this thing is uncomfortable.." Vaen thought to herself while trying to sleep in the pilot seat of the shuttle. "Hopefully I scared the refugees enough. Don't want them to try attacking Rishe." The group of refugees would follow Rishe, with Talik being a bit near her side. She twiddled her...