Location: Deneba, Jedi Archives.
Allies: Jedi Master, [member="Dune Rhur"].
Post: 6/10.
Veiere hadn't realized the number of people that had come and gone until he finally broke his gaze away from the terminal holo-display and his mind returned to the present reality that was the bright library whose floors and shelved that held row after row of data-chips, data-cards and holo-vids, all structured in something akin to the likes of marble. It worked very well in representing the light that was in the lives of all Jedi that followed the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom, to embrace the learning of their path not only excelled them in their training but sharpened the mind and above all else, the mind was the greatest tool at their disposal, alongside the Force itself, naturally.
Sitting upright within his chair, he swept a hand across the base of the terminal, deactivating it before quietly pushing himself away from the desk so that he might stand once more and arch his back that seemed to so easily ware these days, much more than it used to and much to his concern and disappointment. It was now that he held the data-cards that he had been reading from, that he passed one of the Jedi Masters of the Enclave, one Dune Rhur. Though there was no history between the two and Veiere hadn't planned to disturb the other, something strange shifted in the flow of the Force between them in passing and caused Veiere to slow in his pace and slowly turn back to glance at the Bith curiously.
His gaze seemed almost translucent, in that he found himself suddenly captivated by the Force itself, almost staring through the other while his mind worked to try to gain an understanding of what it was that he was being told. Much like the Force that it's will was not open for interpretation but much more a matter of blind faith, his focus returned to the immediate as one of the other lore-keepers passed them down the same isle.
Both uncertain yet intrigued, Veiere spoke up in addressing the Bith; "Excuse me...". He offered a formal bow of greeting as was the Jedi custom to all members of the Order before clearing his throat a little and asking, "You don't, by chance, recognize me at all do you?..." His tone held little assurance that he himself knew the Bith, yet to what sudden purpose the Force had in drawing his attention to this Jedi, he could not know.