Garik Reed
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Rael was exhausted. His journey home had been a long one indeed. He'd answered summons from his family members, fought his first Sith, or so he thought, and well, been extremely bored with by returning to his old life. His old friends praised him, thinking him a fierce Jedi warrior. They were enthralled by his saber, and even more so by his telekinetic and telepathic abilities. Rael found himself pitying them, as they had know clue what world lay beyond their atmosphere. He was hard pressed to find a single Kaleesh in his tribe who'd heard the term, Jedi.
Rael chuckled to himself as he walked into the star port, having just returned from his old village. He remembered all the times they'd been shocked by his actions. He didn't go hunting with them, or go to battle with them in his time there. By the time he left, they weren't even sure he was a Kaleesh, let alone a B'an. Now, the Padawan needed to get off of Kalee.
[member="Caaithiel Deschart"]
Rael chuckled to himself as he walked into the star port, having just returned from his old village. He remembered all the times they'd been shocked by his actions. He didn't go hunting with them, or go to battle with them in his time there. By the time he left, they weren't even sure he was a Kaleesh, let alone a B'an. Now, the Padawan needed to get off of Kalee.
[member="Caaithiel Deschart"]