Snippet #2698843

Aryell kneeled respectfully noting that the other was glaring at her. at the note of the insult her anger rose a little and she bit her tongue to keep from insulting him back. "I honestly didn't have much training from either side. It was dull. I got stuck in a musty old temple listening to some sobby jedi say that peace is the best way to go. why train to fight if I can't use those skills. THAT, is why I want to learn both sides of the equation. to me there is no good bad, right, wrong. you're just two sides of the same Coin fighting for who is up. then you're all quiet till the next flip comes."

she stood, "please all im asking is for some guidance. If you won't train me, at least drop me off at the nearest spaceport where I can get some repairs for my ship."

Aryell felt her anger rose. her hands clenched into fists and her mental grip on the hilt of her third saber secretly hidden in her sleeve tightened. no, they would help. At least the Twi'lek would. just then the ship shuddered. not something anyone, not even the sith would notice, unless you already knew what to look for... "I knew this was to good to be true..." she whispered under her breath.