Green Bean


The conversation Shan had with Iris did well at helping him deal with some of the demons that he had from Woostri. But that didn't mean they were fully gone. Not yet. They still haunted him at night. Sleepless nights had became far more common since the invasion of Woostri. It had been affecting his healing as well. It was harder for him to stay concentrated and focused on treating people and that meant he had to deal with it somehow. Meditation was the best way for him in his eyes, as he made his way through the Coruscant Temple. The familiar halls doing very little in comforting his fears. These were the halls that people who succeeded walked through. Shan couldn't remember the last time he had succeded in something as a Jedi. But that didn't mean he was going to give up.
Eventually he reached the Courtyard of the Temple, taking in the sights of the flora, a small tired smile finally showing up on his face. Shan remembered the first time he arrived at the Temple and saw the Courtyard. It had been unlike anything he had ever experienced before. Back when he was still naive and had that bright light of hope in his eyes. Now he was more matured, and just had a constant tired look in his eyes. It was easy when he was around people, when he was in the field, to stay focused on being positive. To be a beacon for others. But when he was alone, that was the tough times. Silence wasn't golden. It was the opposite for him. Which is part of the reason he had came to the Courtyard, so he could focus on the ambient noise around him. Some people may have enjoyed meditation in silence, but Shan needed sound.
Taking a small seat on the ground, Shan crossed his legs under himself before closing his eyes. Focusing on his breathing and the pull and flow of the Force, ebbing around him. Letting it wash over him as Shan tried to figure out how to deal with these demons. He had failed. He had accepted that. Now he just needed to figure out how to get back up. But how do you get back up when you've failed yourself twice? Failed your mission and your morals. He was still a pacifist. That hadn't changed but...he felt wrong now. All he had to do was figure out why...