Re: Narik & Kala Private Conversation
Kala took a seat across from Narik, and nodded to the man.
"Back there, I could sympathize with you on the whole situation. I too, worked for the republic, mostly because of who my parents were. However, even as I worked for them, they left some worlds to their own devices. Like Nal Hutta, and Ryloth. The republic treated all with respect and decorum, but they did not interfere with other cultures. While I found some things on those worlds distateful, as an agent of the republic, I could not interfere." She began, as she nodded to the man. "Even now, on some worlds, the Empire does not care what happens, so long as they get their taxes and the worlds don't cause them much grief. While we are here, no matter how badly we see someone treated, we should not interfere. Granted, if someone was going to die in front of us, I can imagine that a few people in our group would feel the need to get involved, but everything else, we have to stay out of. I know it will be hard to do, but sometimes we have to think like the soldiers that we are, accomplish the mission, and head home."