Jogr, on the other hand from his Jedi counterparts had no real issue with the terms of the meeting, and if it kept the Black Rose harpies calm and collected, he’d do what was needed. Sure, if there was Coren Starchaser here, there would be ample amounts of testosterone driven renegade interrupts being thrown as people were trying to separate him from weapons and armor. Coren would have an issue with the Force, but when push came to shove, he followed suit with Jacen and Chevu.
“Might want to watch out for me, Jedi Master and all that.” Except Jogr wasn’t. The Chiss had exactly four skills, getting the most out of a paper clip, representing the GADF on a political scale, not writing illuminated texts and being a wise ass.
The nice thing about being Jogr though, was that he didn’t give a flying frak about the Jedi, or the Sith, or anyone. They were religious groups, crusaders on a mission to purge the galaxy from one another. What he did care about was the One Sith and their tyranny, and allowing mystics to make the choices of governing worlds. It was why Coren Starchaser would never rise above his Commander rank, never have anything more than a Corvette at his beck and call, because Force users were dangerous, a blight and an unpredictable risk.
But he did have some briefing, and part of that was to not feed the woman who was speaking. Let them talk themselves into whatever corner they deemed worthy for the future of the corner of the galaxy the two federations called home.
“Dopplegangers?” Jogr looked between Jacen and Chevu, then tried to think back to the men that he had brought. The unarmed desk jockey was not aware of any reports of turncoats being funded, or employed by any branch of the Alliance. They were kept in prisons, and sometimes, members of the Jedi like to take them on something he called a meta-walk, but that really wasn’t here nor there. Would one member who a commander wanted to put to death really bother people that much?
***
How many hands was it? Coren looked to the gathered and was idly curious just how this place was set up.
“So, then I says…” It was one of those stories that Coren had told for a while, he was fairly sure at least Rook and Ijaat had been there as well, but, for him, the story was still funny.
Because bar fights over bird seed.
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