A problem to be dealt with.

[Count Sam]

Tahn was walking in slow steps. He was heading to the Bogan's chamber after all betrayal was something that they could not afford during this time. Tahn was actually scared, and pissed due to the fact that he was the best one to report this shocking information to the Bogan. It was true that the betrayal of one crusader was not going to really affect the order a lot, but well the dangerous thing was that this crusader knew the location of the Dark Jedi temple, and of course not mentioning that she had other important information that would help the Jedi, and the republic in their fight against the Bogan.

Tahn stopped in front of the Bogan's chamber door, and waited for his permission to enter. He was pretty scared, and his body was shaking due to the fact that he did not know how the Bogan would react to this kind of information.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

The doors opened, seemingly of their own achord. The Bogan sat, one arm draped lazily about the skull which was essentially the arm rest of the throne. He looked curiously as one of his sycophants motioned for the boy to come in. Upon entrance his adviser, who's face was never seen left, the doors slamming shut ominously.

"Ah, a fresh face from the petty squables that usually enter my room, as though I should settle all their disputes." he chuckled. "How lovely. Come forward and voice your concern. But I warn you, do not waste my time, lest I find it appropriate to lay waste to you, for a time."

 

[Count Sam]

Tahn walked slowly into the room. His steps were still slow, and of course the Bogan's words made his body shiver much more. After all Tahn did not want to die, At least not yet. Quickly he got down on his knees as he lowered his black robes' hood.

"My lord....I..." Tahn then held his right hand that was shivering with his left hand." during the assault on the Jedi temple, my former master. Crusader Arabela Ultor" Tahn then stopped as he gasped for air, but well he was breathing hardly, and the air was barely entering his lungs.

"I am not sure if anyone else know about this, but well she betrayed us, and left the temple with a Jedi master" Once again Tahn stopped to gasp for air.

"it is not like I really care about her. My loyalty is only to you, but the thing is she know too much, and she might have already told the Jedi about our location, and our secrets" Tahn then stopped as he waiting for the Bogan's reply. Tahn hoped that he was going to leave this room in one piece as he waited.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

The Bogans anger flowed out from him in waves of the force. His hand balled into a fist. "This...this is troubling." he says, despite the obvious anger, his voice was cold, calculating. "Thank you for bringing me this information. Tell me more about Ultors leaving, could it be a ploy to gather more information? You are certain of his betrayal?" The words were fierce, spat from The Bogans mouth like venom.

 

[Count Sam]

Tahn's body flew backward as the Bogan unleashed his anger in the form of force wave. However gladly it was not that deadly. So quickly Tahn got up, and walked back to his position as he bowed once again to the Bogan.

"Well my lord. According to my information the guy she left with is her husband, and he is probably a Jedi council member." Tahn said in a calm tone. Gladly there were a lot of fallen Jedi in the temple that knew a lot about the Jedi order.

" But the good thing is that her son is still here with us in the temple" Tahn added. "He is known as Caed Ultor, and he was trained by one of my formal students, I believe that he might be able to help." Tahn said."and yes I am actually sure about here betrayel" he added again as he gasped for air.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

"You may leave...now." he said. This is a problem, this could ruin all he had accomplished so far. He used the force to open the doors. "I said get. out." he said to the seemingly stunned crusader before him.

Next he sent one of his lessers to round up the appropriate assassins to deal with this problem. Suffer not a traitor to live. A valuable lesson to put forward. Hopefully it can be dealt with before all this is said and done.

 

[Count Sam]

Tahn ran out of the room in great terror. He almost tripped before he got out of the room, but gladely he did not. And as soon as he got out of the room he took a deep breath. Things did not go that well, but gladely he survived. He then went back to his room to continue his meditation knowing well that the Bogan will be able to deal with this problem.