The Jedi Master, nodded along to her assessment on the situation, listening in to the stories on her own trials. "I felt it too, plenty of times myself. Once on Ifrane, I was confronted with the darkness of my past, and my own failings." He thought back to his dealings with his master and the trouble he felt, "The second was the haunting memories of Nashyr's death on Lotho Minor..a dark side nexus existed among the trash there...and I could hear some sort of laugh, but couldn't quite pick it up."
He shook the thoughts off, "I was able to overcome the guilt of losing her, and I was finally able to say goodbye or at least temporarily. I know that when I die I'll see her again one day, when I become one with the force." His hand would rest on his Padawan's shoulder, "Failure is something that we all experience, that we will always experience. It's one of the best teachers we can have, it helps form and shape our ideas and beliefs..our failures can allow us to become more introspective and a better person or we can let our failures eat at us and hold us into the past."
He took one last look at the structure, knowing now on what they needed to do. "The first order of business is getting permission from the local people," he'd motion back towards the trail, "There is much to be done my student, and I'm afraid we have only just begun.."
/End Thread
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