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Rultan, as per his usual, was full of carefully and emotionless explanations for everything. She was almost growing irate with the fact that as much as he did nothing, he felt nothing. There was nothing behind his words, no true regret that he almost cost her her life in battle. If Sunage had wanted to, he could have killed her rather than nurse her somewhat back to health and given her a chance at learning from someone else.
She still wasn’t sure what Sunage’s motives were for trying to influence her, but it was becoming steadily more obvious to her that he was more knowledgeable of her as a person that her own master had been in all of the time he had taken to get to know her. Perhaps she had never truly been meant to follow the path of the Jedi Knights and was instead meant to turn towards the Dark Side….
No, she was being too hasty. She didn’t even know Sunage, much less trust him.
Lina concentrated harder on her breathing, worked on steadying herself again before she made a decision that she regretted. It wouldn’t do well for her to lose control and storm away from Rultan in a huff to join the Dark Side with questionable figures that may or may not want to kill her in the long run.
But that didn’t mean she would forgive Rultan so easily, her arms crossing over her chest as she stared at the wall to give herself a focus point to aide in her controlling her emotions. “I only met one of the Sith.” She said after a while, debating whether or not to tell all of the information she knew. In the end, she decided to hold back some of it because she hadn’t made up her mind on how she felt about Rultan anymore, “He was a Zabrak. He didn’t give his name.”
Deep breath in to steady herself, followed by it slowly releasing. “He didn’t do much. He talked a lot. Asked questions. He let me go. Said that he didn’t want bloodshed.” She shrugged, did another steady breath. “He didn’t do anything to tempt me to the Dark Side. He just talked.”
Well, not quite. Her mind drifted to another piece of information that she was purposefully keeping out, but that was something she hadn’t made a decision about herself on how she felt. That had been a private moment between herself and Sunage and it wasn’t going to be shared so easily with Rultan until she knew how she felt about it.
She still wasn’t sure what Sunage’s motives were for trying to influence her, but it was becoming steadily more obvious to her that he was more knowledgeable of her as a person that her own master had been in all of the time he had taken to get to know her. Perhaps she had never truly been meant to follow the path of the Jedi Knights and was instead meant to turn towards the Dark Side….
No, she was being too hasty. She didn’t even know Sunage, much less trust him.
Lina concentrated harder on her breathing, worked on steadying herself again before she made a decision that she regretted. It wouldn’t do well for her to lose control and storm away from Rultan in a huff to join the Dark Side with questionable figures that may or may not want to kill her in the long run.
But that didn’t mean she would forgive Rultan so easily, her arms crossing over her chest as she stared at the wall to give herself a focus point to aide in her controlling her emotions. “I only met one of the Sith.” She said after a while, debating whether or not to tell all of the information she knew. In the end, she decided to hold back some of it because she hadn’t made up her mind on how she felt about Rultan anymore, “He was a Zabrak. He didn’t give his name.”
Deep breath in to steady herself, followed by it slowly releasing. “He didn’t do much. He talked a lot. Asked questions. He let me go. Said that he didn’t want bloodshed.” She shrugged, did another steady breath. “He didn’t do anything to tempt me to the Dark Side. He just talked.”
Well, not quite. Her mind drifted to another piece of information that she was purposefully keeping out, but that was something she hadn’t made a decision about herself on how she felt. That had been a private moment between herself and Sunage and it wasn’t going to be shared so easily with Rultan until she knew how she felt about it.