The old man rubbed his forehead, wincing as he did. That court session had been long, and although he barely remembered the majority of it, he'd been told that he made quite the fool of himself. So what? It's not his fault that everything he said about Brodan Dobson was true, the boy had it coming.
He leaned back in his chair, staring at the lightsaber laying on the desk. Maybe he needed to be nicer, maybe he needed to lower his standards. He needed to remember the type of people he was serving, imperials. While not all of them were bad, there certainly were bad ones. Martin had learned that when meeting the first of his recruits, it wasn't easy to knock the pretentiousness out of them, but the old man had done it.
Now, Grand Shepherd Burtch was coming for a visit. He liked Burtch, the Chiss was humble, much humbler than most of his kin. Although the old master didn't have much experience with the Chiss, he'd trained one before, one of his only successful students. He wondered, could he train Burtch? He smiled, chuckling. It seemed unlikely but there was always a chance.
Despite that though, he'd also heard there'd be a group of new recruits coming in today, so there was that.
Martin Picked up the saber, admiring it. He frowned, Alek should have been here, he thought. He clipped the lightsaber to his belt, rose from the desk, threw his robe on, and made his way into the atrium. There were lessons due today, and he couldn't let the svaaris twiddle their thumbs.
He leaned back in his chair, staring at the lightsaber laying on the desk. Maybe he needed to be nicer, maybe he needed to lower his standards. He needed to remember the type of people he was serving, imperials. While not all of them were bad, there certainly were bad ones. Martin had learned that when meeting the first of his recruits, it wasn't easy to knock the pretentiousness out of them, but the old man had done it.
Now, Grand Shepherd Burtch was coming for a visit. He liked Burtch, the Chiss was humble, much humbler than most of his kin. Although the old master didn't have much experience with the Chiss, he'd trained one before, one of his only successful students. He wondered, could he train Burtch? He smiled, chuckling. It seemed unlikely but there was always a chance.
Despite that though, he'd also heard there'd be a group of new recruits coming in today, so there was that.
Martin Picked up the saber, admiring it. He frowned, Alek should have been here, he thought. He clipped the lightsaber to his belt, rose from the desk, threw his robe on, and made his way into the atrium. There were lessons due today, and he couldn't let the svaaris twiddle their thumbs.