Even though she was naturally light on her feet, for she was small and light, it was amazing how quiet her footsteps became as they moved through the jungle. For that matter, all of Jedi's footsteps did. Clove sensed the Force being used, presumably by the Councillor, but she couldn't put her finger on what was going on. Despite the urge to ask, she knew it was more important to remain quiet. So she walked in silence, looking up at the sky ahead of them.
It was a stunning sight; the sun had begun to set, giving way to twilight. A palette of colors was smeared across the sky until darkness overtook the once colored painting, and allowed the stars to shine. With such beauty, waiting for the signal was no punishment.
Then the signal came, and it was bigger than she had expected. A bright flash colored the once dark blue sky, and blended together with a loud BANG! A flashbang? Effective.
Soon after the signal, an older-looking Padawan leaped forward and dispatched one—no, two—guards. Clove wanted to chase after him, grab her training saber, and set the slaves free. But she knew it would be the wrong choice because she wasn't a fighter. Her place wasn't on the front lines until she could block an attack without feeling like her arms were about to snap. No, instead her job would be to ensure that any injured Jedi or slaves made it back to the shuttle. Her hand brushed against the leather bag slung across her shoulder, checking to see if the medkit she took from the Jedi Temple was still in there. Lucky, it was.
And so, Clove took a more calculated position near one of the trees for cover during the night. She'd wait for the last few Jedi to leap up the ridge before joining them.
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