A Light Shining in Darkness
The air was warm, though it carried with it a certain quietness that was uneasing. This place had history, and was notable in history for the darkside of the force, though today was not one of those days. Wyatt walked into the aging and dilapidated temple with a vague determination, though his eyes wandered like he had no worries. A smile crept on his lips as he appreciated the aesthetic natures of the foundations; a group of birds flying from the rafters out of the massive doors nearby.
His coat threatened to tread on the ground as he walked, trailing behind him closely. It took a moment for him to come back to reality, glancing around quickly before pulling from his pocket a small holopad with some information on it. Reading it to himself, he thought about all that had come to be;
“Jarael…”, he said quietly to himself.
It’d been some time since he’d been sought out to be a teacher for a Jedi of any sort, but it felt vaguely satisfying to fully come out of hiding and being entrusted with such an endeavor. Still, there was a faint fear he may not be enough in the end; letting only The Force itself steady his nerves as he sat on one of the nearby duracrete edges.
With the sun treading the depths of its shadowy halls, Wyatt relaxed as he waited for the padawan to show up. They were secluded on Ruusan, and this was the meeting point set out as a predetermined location; though he worried something might have stopped them from reaching their destination. He supposed he’d wait a few hours before picking up and departing, incase she never showed.
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