The Returned One
He looked around at the group as the plan came together.
He was happy, in a number of ways, that they had agreed to the no killing rule. The less blood shed by the Jedi, the better. Jedi weren't intentionally killers, they were never supposed to be killers. They were supposed to keep the peace, and there was nothing less peace keeping than murder.
Caden studied the plan as the group spoke. He wasn't one hundred percent sure on it, but he didn't really have much choice. Everyone else seemed to move in sync with each other, and Caden stuck out like a sore thumb. It was oddly awkward to be him right now.
He felt the wind underneath him as it carried him up to the vent, and he pushed the vent open with the force. He slid inside and began to crawl through. He was easily the shortest person in the group, it made sense for him to go first because he could very easily scout ahead and fit around tight, sharp corners.
He had moved slowly, quietly. Every vent opening had the potential to fall through, or the potential to allow the group to be seen. Caden was scouting, with both his eyes and the force. He really didn't want to be the one who got seen, the one who through the entire mission.
He shook his head, and continued through the cold metal vents.
Okkeus Dainlei | Audren Sykes | Phalsi Drynchen
He was happy, in a number of ways, that they had agreed to the no killing rule. The less blood shed by the Jedi, the better. Jedi weren't intentionally killers, they were never supposed to be killers. They were supposed to keep the peace, and there was nothing less peace keeping than murder.
Caden studied the plan as the group spoke. He wasn't one hundred percent sure on it, but he didn't really have much choice. Everyone else seemed to move in sync with each other, and Caden stuck out like a sore thumb. It was oddly awkward to be him right now.
He felt the wind underneath him as it carried him up to the vent, and he pushed the vent open with the force. He slid inside and began to crawl through. He was easily the shortest person in the group, it made sense for him to go first because he could very easily scout ahead and fit around tight, sharp corners.
He had moved slowly, quietly. Every vent opening had the potential to fall through, or the potential to allow the group to be seen. Caden was scouting, with both his eyes and the force. He really didn't want to be the one who got seen, the one who through the entire mission.
He shook his head, and continued through the cold metal vents.
Okkeus Dainlei | Audren Sykes | Phalsi Drynchen