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Haela returned Elidan's smile, flipping the dart up and down in their hand while the Annfyn talked. The Jedi Order, the Light Side, the Dark Side; it was a lot to take in. The Tiefling had awoken that morning without any more pressing concerns than their next bounty, only to have this skinny...

Amidst Haela's disappointment that they hadn't fully succeeded at the test, they almost missed Elidan confirming that he believed they were a Force user like he was. Almost. Elidan's declaration forced the Tiefling to stop and process what they'd just done; they had moved an object with their...

Visualize it at your hand? Haela had been expecting something more grand, more awe inspiring; not something quite so simple. At the same time, it seemed to make sense. Their sixth sense had always just been there, not something they could turn off or on; something that was just there. The...

Haela smiled again at the sight of the rescued loth-wolf cuddling against Elidan. They looked adorable together, and it made the Tiefling even happier to know that they'd helped to bring the two together. The galaxy would be a significantly better place if more people got themselves pets; it was...

Just a few hours ago, Haela would've kicked Elidan right in his dumb, cute face if he'd tried putting his hand on their knee like he was doing right now. They briefly considered doing it just on principle alone; but no, the Jedi was trying to help. Unlike nealry everyone else the bounty hunter...

Despite their intentions for the opposite, it seemed Haela's explanation had only made things worse. Elidan's face turned such a bright shade of red at the realization the Tiefling had carried him that for a moment they worried his head might actually just explode. Was that something else Jedi...

Haela didn't need to be a Jedi, or even have whatever "Force" for that matter, to feel Elidan's embarrassment from across the room. Great. Now he was making them feel bad for making him so nervous. The Tiefling took a deep breath, reminding themself that the Jedi wasn't a client or a colleague...

Haela watched as Elidan signed a confirmation that the poachers' sudden drowsiness had, in fact, been his doing. Apparently his magical abilities had a similar effect on their user though. The Jedi signed that he was tired, and his buckling knees quickly gave out. The Tiefling ended up staring...

Haela's muscles tensed, ready to draw their blasters at a moment's notice. The Trandoshan looked equally eager to start blasting away, her reptilian eyes fixed in a staring match with the Tiefling's own shining yellow ones. The Weequay raised his phone to his ear, all three individuals...

Haela regarded Elidan with confusion as he laughed about having scheduled Jedi services and counseling, half expecting him to offer a datapad with a calendar for making an appointment. Apparently, such a concept was literally laughable. It just went to show how much the Tiefling actually knew...

As if the rest of his behavior hadn't made it clear, Elidan's explanation that he was a healer rather than a warrior allowed everything to suddenly make much more sense in Haela's mind. Then again, it also raised some questions; what exactly was the Jedi capable of healing with his flow of life...

Haela listened to the newcomer's explanation with an unflinching expression, only slightly lowering their sword as the woman alluded to killing who the bounty hunter could only assume were the council members who ran the planet. This turn of events was certainly a lucky break, and one Haela...

"I've been tracking and hunting for as long as I can remember." Haela pondered out loud, responding to Elidan's question about how long they'd been doing their job. "Bounty hunting, though, has been paying my bills for a little of a decade or so now." they explained. Well mostly their father's...

"Look at this one!" Haela had been only seconds away from turning the corner and pressing down the triggers on their blasters until their ammo ran out, but it sounded like someone else had caught the brother's attention. Maybe the distraction provided by the newcomer's presence would be enough...

Haela listened to Elidan's explanation of his abilities with keen interest as they flew, though they honestly still didn't understand what half it all fully entailed. Not to mention he just listed them off without hesitation; in the Tiefling's opinion, he really wasn't living up to the legend of...

Haela sighed and rolled their eyes at Elidan's insistence that he heal Solee's leg, crossing their arms in annoyance but allowing the Jedi to do so. Perhaps he could afford to act as the ever benevolent, peace-loving monk, but the Tiefling was far too jaded to care. The Rodian was far from...

Greed. The whole planet stank of it, from the rampant industrial mining operations polluting the atmosphere to the slaving business behind it. Greed, which made the disgusting council that ran Mytaranor believe it was okay to exploit and sell other sentient beings like they were nothing but...

Haela raised a confused eyebrow at Elidan's assertion that breaking the Rodian's ankle was not, in fact, necessary. If he was so concerned about the poaching why was he know defending the scum who was involved in it...? Jedi sure were weird. "Well it usually works, and I'm sure he deserved it."...

Haela was glad Elidan signed out his intention not to pursue a lecture about the nature of his magical powers; they'd never been one for religion anyways. Besides, there was the poaching ring to deal with, and that had to get done before the Tiefling dragged Solee back to the Hutts for their...

Sign language naturally didn't always convey the same emotions as speech, yet Haela could still sense that Elidan felt uneasy about their hunting. Some people would never understand the thrill of the hunt. "You're disappointed in me." the Tiefling observed. "Lots of species hunt, it's a natural...