Jaster Awaud
Elder of Clan Awaud
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The Wild Lands of Conglomerate Prime was peaceful for the most part, if you avoided the killer Droizers, and kept an eye out for the potholes where the ruins were weakest. The ancient ruins and the killer droids made the planets true surface quite sparse of people, and that what Tydus liked. He sat atop what he assumed to be a balcony from an ancient housing complex. This planet once belonged to the powerful race of Kwa, it was amazing to still see the lights of the buildings still work, even after hundreds of thousands of years.
The landscape of this planet was amazing, the history, the ancient ruins, the feeling he had when he roamed the so called Wild Lands. He felt more at peace here than secluded in his space ship, or alone in his office. It's actually one of the few reasons he ever visited the planets surface. This planet was his home for a short while, where he trained using his Force Powers, it had too many memories. But it was one of the only places he could be free, be who he was meant to be without the worries of the Galaxy. This was one of the rare moments Tydus wasn't wearing his armor, or mask, or robe. He was free here. The neutral grey energy of the force emitted from his body as he meditates, while his mind wondered deeply. His mind would attune to the smallest details around him, while his thought lingered with memories of his past. The one who taught him all he knew, his master, was a non-force user, and yet knew more then any force user he meet. He followed his teachings, even after he was abandoned.
He looked over the ruins of a city square, a meeting place for the planets warriors who served their isolationist country. Warriors who carried weapons, but never used them, isn't that the way the world should work.
"The Force is a tool, a tool with which to learn, to learn I must gain knowledge, to gain knowledge I must understand, to understand I must seek the truth, the truth is power."
Tydus closed his eyes as he finished the chant. It was no code, it was no creed, it was the truth. It made no sense to him when his master first told him these words. They were a mystery in themselfs, and his master never made things easy. Then he studied, gained Knowlage, questioned everything, and his Master was never short of answers. Tydus smiled, but it was time to meditate.