Zerath Eblon didn't leave Yavin IV as much as he'd liked- his duties to the Order kept him busy on the jungle moon- but from time to time he was able to leave the home of the Jedi and serve the galaxy at large. His mission today had brought him to the lower levels of Coruscant; a place where he felt the Jedi could be doing more of their crucial work. Already he had healed a stabbing victim, shepherded a lost boy home, mediated a potentially violent dispute, and assisted an offworlder with navigating the Coruscant public transportation system.
He could've spent the rest of his life on this level, assisting its peoples, but eventually he had to concede that his mission needed to take precedence and that there was a distinct possibility that he was late. On orders from the Council and following good intel from an informant, the Mirulakan/Zabrak had found where he thought the Force-sensitive Twi'lek to be, only to be told that the teen had already been picked up by a Jedi. After getting physical descriptions of the Twi'lek and the mysterious Jedi, Zerath politely apologized to the woman for disturbing her evening and wandered out into the street in order to collect his thoughts.
He was certain of 3 things:
1. Zerath did not know of a Jedi on Coruscant matching the woman's description; not yet cause for alarm, given the size of the Order, but curious nonetheless.
2. There was a disturbance in the Force that indicated something was amiss concerning the young Twi'lek's current whereabouts
3. He had a bad feeling about this
Zerath tightened the blindfold that covered his eyes- like many with Mirulakan heritage, he relied upon Force sight to "see"- and began asking around to see if anyone could give him clues as to which direction the Twi'lek and the Jedi had gone.
@Die Shize
He could've spent the rest of his life on this level, assisting its peoples, but eventually he had to concede that his mission needed to take precedence and that there was a distinct possibility that he was late. On orders from the Council and following good intel from an informant, the Mirulakan/Zabrak had found where he thought the Force-sensitive Twi'lek to be, only to be told that the teen had already been picked up by a Jedi. After getting physical descriptions of the Twi'lek and the mysterious Jedi, Zerath politely apologized to the woman for disturbing her evening and wandered out into the street in order to collect his thoughts.
He was certain of 3 things:
1. Zerath did not know of a Jedi on Coruscant matching the woman's description; not yet cause for alarm, given the size of the Order, but curious nonetheless.
2. There was a disturbance in the Force that indicated something was amiss concerning the young Twi'lek's current whereabouts
3. He had a bad feeling about this
Zerath tightened the blindfold that covered his eyes- like many with Mirulakan heritage, he relied upon Force sight to "see"- and began asking around to see if anyone could give him clues as to which direction the Twi'lek and the Jedi had gone.
@Die Shize