Coryth only seemed a little shocked as Hevana raced into her room shoving by the group, to hug her. A small wince came, still a little sore from the evening before. "Easy Hevana, I'm not exactly well." But she knew her dear friend knew that, otherwise she never would have raced here in such a manner.
"Thank you for grabbing her Siobhan." The chaos to an extent could still be felt that had been left in her wake as she raced to the Master in the chair. Even now she could hear a jedi being brought in, something spoken of a broken nose and a crazed woman. No doubt Hevana's work in her panic to find Coryth.
A polite bow of her head followed to Ordo, "Thank you." She turned to the other two "All of you. It's a long journey and I'm glad, honored that you'll be by my side. Means more to me than I can express, and maybe someday ... just maybe I can repay the favor." It was far more than she had any right to ask of them and felt that if she survived all of this that she was going to have find a way to give back to them as they were to her now. Not one of them had to do any of what she requested but they had agreed so willingly to help her, and that earned her a greater respect for them and their people than she ever had before. Honor, pride, duty, loyalty, it was all things she held to herself. Her own guiding light. Perhaps she fit more along with the Mandalorians than she did with any other. Though, a warrior she was not. At least not in the common definition of the word.
"Siobhan, Hevana ... I have this feeling, that I need to return to the beginning, to where all this pain started. I need to go to Tatooine, to where I was torture to find perhaps any leftover clue after all this time that may help what spreads beneath my skin, what is making me .. ill." She had hesitated on the last word not wanting to say it was killing her. "I can't stay behind. I won't. Not when likely I'll be the only one at that compound that will recognize the substance that did this to me in the first place. The Mandalorians have agreed to go, Iron, I am more than certain, and Siobhan I know I don't have to ask."
Without letting a word be spoken from the others in the room she knew there would be protest, "Before anyone starts, I, yes, may be getting weaker but the very last thing I'm going to do is lay in this bed and wait for it to get even worse, or the worst comes to pass." She sighed heavily, "I'd rather die trying to fight this alongside the greatest warriors and my closest friends. I need to do this. And I will not be deterred from it in anyway. I must follow this to the end. To whatever end it happens to be. This I know will not be easy, returning to that place. But in my life more often than not I've found I must come full circle to find the answers I seek or get what is most needed. And now is one of those times, I can feel it in my bones."
Knowing her health, another healing trace would be in order at the very least. Something that could be done in transit, she didn't need to stay here for that. "I can place myself into a healer's trance on the way, gain strength for it is a long way to the outer rim, a long way to Tatooine." For once her voice didn't quiver in fear at the name, but she did however feel uneasy. "None of this is going to be easy for any of us, and as I said before I have to do this, so please don't argue against me. This may be the only shot we have at finding a cure."
Looking up, she'd already made up her mind. Like it or not, she was going to go to Tatooine. "I don't have the luxury of time so we made need to move soon. We cannot linger here any longer." Coryth said with a voice that commanded. One, Hevana would know she rarely ever used. A tone so firm, hardened, and words that were not idle and would not be bent. There was a time to leave, and a time to wait. Waiting was over, Coryth impatient as ever, even if she was approaching her thirtieth birthday. "I just need some clothes from the pack I brought with me, Jedi robes after all these years do not feel right on my skin, while thankful that they took away the ones covered in that evil, I need to change and we need to inform the others of the plan. No more waiting. If they are ready, then it is time." She said just as firmly as before as she shifted out of the hover chair, and took her first step to move to get her bag. Other than a little shakier, and a little tired seeming for what she'd been through in the past twenty-four hours, all considered it was better than to be expected. But Coryth, was far from average and a lot stranger than anyone ever gave her credit for.
As she headed for the door, to find her original room where her personal effects had been left in all the chaos, the whisperings started again. A grimace across her face as a spike of pain raced through her mind was the only outward sign of what was happening within. "I'm coming to find you and I will find you, to help you. The cure you need isn't so far away, it's closer. Let me help you ..." How much the box spoke to her was starting to get to her, nothing was feeling right and it felt much like a noose slowly squeezing in on her mind. The pressure growing and with it more headaches came. More and more Coryth was beginning to believe this was not something that could help her but perhaps a trap to draw her in, yanking at her, trying to twist her mind. It had been so subtle before but the power was growing stronger, and her body didn't have the strength to hold it off completely. Giving pause at the door the woman leaned against the door-frame for a moment to regain her senses.
"I never caught your names," She said of Verz and Arla. "I know this is very short notice, very. But we will need to leave soon. Very soon, as I'm afraid my clock is ticking away and I don't know how long I have exactly, the sooner I can get answers, the better the chances I have of getting ahead of this and with great luck making it through. As soon as I find my own bag and clothing, I'd like to speak with the whole of the group, all of those who have volunteered to come. To explain the plan, and what might be encountered when we go back to the compound I was held in. Could you let Ordo know for me?" She only waited by the door to see what Siobhan and Hevana would have to say but otherwise, she wanted to get going. The sooner they left this place the better, in her heart she knew that. It was just a matter of making sure the others knew and understood the urgency.
@[member="Ordo"] @[member="Arla Balor"] @[member="Siobhan Kerrigan"] @[member="Hevana Martin"] @[member="Joshua DragonsFlame"] @[member="HK-36"] @[member="Rianna Organa"]