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"I feel it to, what is it?" Alex shook his head, gazing off at nothing in particular. "I'm not too sure. But whatever it is, it's force sensitive, I'm sure of it..Pilot. How much longer." Not much longer now Sir, we're entering the planet's atmosphere and will be landing soon. The Jedi nodded, adjusting his cloak a bit. "Remember Thomas. Keep a clear mind. Don't get too overconfident, and try to be somewhat respectful to the king." He laughed.

Their YG-4210 transport ship flew above the largest city on the planet; Valt, named after the king. It was here that the king's palace resided. It was, by far, the largest building in the city. There were others that matched it's height, but were nothing compared to the decor and architecture that made the palace stand out rather brilliantly. The Jedi stepped off his vessel onto a landing strip that was directly connected to the docking bay. From there, they would have to take a short walk to reach the inner walls of the king's private chambers. The design and layout of the building was confusing, to say the least. Rooms that had no real purpose were attached to other, larger rooms. Elevators and air lifts positioned in odd places. Alex skimmed over the schematics of the palace as he walked down the air strip with his padawan next to him.

The two were greeted by a protocol droid. It was a little run down, but seemed to be in perfect condition despite it's appearance. Greetings Master Jedi. I am to take you to the Ambassador's hall, which you may use as a quarters of sorts during your stay on Valzsi. "That's not neccesary. This will be a short trip. We wish to speak to the king, where is the throne room." I apologize, but the king has fallen ill, and refuses to see anyone at this time. Please, follow me. Alex came to a stop, waiting for the droid to walk farther ahead. "Something seems off about this, doesn't it?" He whispered to Thomas, his gaze fixated on the droid. "If he's ill, why let us stay? And why send a droid, and not one of his officials." Alex had a general idea of why, but he was testing his padawan, which he did relatively often.