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Who are you? So asked the voice in his mind. I'm Quin. Who are you? There was no response. Instead, the voice said to open his eyes. Had the lights come on? Quin opened them to see. Ahead of him he saw a rectangle, one that was dark. He did trust the Force, but he felt nothing calling to him...

After they shook hands and the (former?) pirates left the two Jedi alone in the room, Quin grinned right back at Nikko. He was just relieved that they didn’t have to fight their way out of the base, because that would have been a lot harder than getting to this old man. He nodded in agreement at...

Despite Zero’s sarcasm, at least they were civil and waited until after Quin had finished to speak back. But that didn’t make them any less of a crime boss, or whatever they were or saw themselves as. This person’s identity was a mystery in itself. Zero mirrored Quin’s motion of crossing his...

Light. Turn on the lights. What? The answer he got didn’t sound like Lemon’s voice, and it wasn’t as clear as it had been before. Doubt crept into his mind, echoing in his thoughts just as the voice did. But what other choice did he have? This was about as much guidance as he dared to ask for...

At Nikko’s agreement and seeing Quin’s nod thereafter, the group of pirates would come in and take their former captain. As they dragged him away, the pirate named Alan decided to hang back for a little longer, standing in front of both Jedi. It was then that Quin realized he recognized his...

Quin hid a frown when the helmeted figure said that stealing wasn’t allowed. Considering that this place had a crime rate higher than the rest of the planet(probably), it was strange to hear. Unless this person meant that there was no stealing allowed… if it wasn’t sanctioned by them. As the...

Quin had just been about to answer the boy’s question when he suddenly realized that they had drawn a crowd. He exchanged a glance with Elidan, and it seemed that his friend had noticed it too. His eyes immediately went to the parting in the crowd, where he saw a figure with a very shiny mask...

As both Weequays were dragged back kicking and screaming like children, Quin glanced at the teenagers to make sure that they were okay. The Mirialan was trying to comfort the Aqualish, who was standing there in utter shock. The Jedi couldn’t blame them. As he and Elidan brought the criminals...

The more this man spoke, the more of a fool he seemed. The pirate was an idiot if he thought that prosperity was achieved through stealing. Nikko voiced it out loud perfectly, and the pirate scowled when he turned to look at her. “You know nothing, Jedi,” he spat at her feet before Quin pulled...

For a place with such an idyllic sounding name, it was anything but. Quin nearly fell over as he twisted around to see where the scream had come from. Then he almost fell again as Elidan spoke about checking out the situation, grabbed his arm, and then dragged him over. Some things never...

There was no response. Quin had expected as much, but it still brought a frown to his face. It didn’t make sense for Lemon to be here— so who was this? What was this? It was a mirror image of the floor above. Like it was upside down. None of it made sense. He looked at Lemon one more time...

Quite surprisingly, the pirates all left the building when Nikko told them to without much of a fight. Even the man who had reported the Jedi. It made sense when Quin thought about it, though— it wasn’t like this man commanded loyalty. And that lightsaber that Nikko waved around was certainly...

Quin spun around as soon as Nikko did, taking down his guard with a solid knee into the stomach and a hard punch in the face. He almost felt sorry for him before blaster fire began to break out around them. “Already on it!” he yelled back to Nikko as he took out and ignited his lightsaber. He...

Quin fell. He fell through light and shadow, bright and dark. It was all pale, everything flickering and combining into shades of gray as if he were in one of those old horror holofilms. He could see but he could not see, yet he knew the moment he was about to land. Even at the bottom there...

Quin couldn’t blame Elidan for doubting what the woman was saying— he had his own doubts too. Although, he was quite familiar with the distrust that the Naboo had for Force-users in general. His own family had their biases, as both Jedi knew, even if the overall attitude had gotten slightly...

“Lin…” He heard her voice. Hers, not Nemesis'. Quin promptly turned to Lemon. Did she just call me… “LIN!” His eyes widened. She was back. His Lemon. “I have to go.” He stopped, blinked a few times. Again? But you just came back… “Don’t follow me. Or I’ll kill you.” Quin heard the hum...

At the pirate leader’s question, Nikko glanced at Quin and Quin glanced at Nikko. “Well, we wanted to see you, sir,” Quin answered frankly. A few men behind him snickered. The fat man slowly arched a brow, wringing his hands as he looked down at the two Jedi. “Don’t you wag your tongue at...

As the conversation continued around him, Quin’s eyes were only on Lemon. Pleading. Begging her to rethink what she was doing. When she finally lowered her blade from her neck, it was like a breath of fresh air. Even if she said she would go through him to get to the Sith. Quin could think...

The pirate boss’s room was pretty impressive, Quin noticed. As they were brought in, he noticed the tapestries on the walls and the seat that was practically a throne for the captain. Extravagances founded on wealth stolen from the villagers, he assumed, yet another reason why they would have to...

Lemon’s eyes closed. Quin’s heart fluttered in hope. There was a chance that she was listening. Maybe if he could get closer, if he could hold her in his arms again, she would remember. He took a step toward her. That was when her eyes opened, and everything happened so fast Quin could...