All rallied in the hanger where Sara was eager to get going in her ship.
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"Well we-" before Master Fisto could finish he, Sara, Senthil and EDI were all knocked back by a pulse in the Force.  As Senthil recovered some he saw A'raan locked in battle with a lithe, cloaked figure with a purple lightsaber.
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"What in the worlds?!" Senthil exclaimed as he pulled out and activated his lightsaber.  "Who is that?" he asked as he ran forward to help, trying to get in a flanking position on the cloaked figure.  (Is one move action enough to get him over there?)

Senthil stood and made to chase the attacker but with a flick of their hand they sent him flying across the hanger bay.

Sara, not taking time to stand, spun around on her butt and made a shot at the figure who blocked it with their lightsaber before twirling the blade around and blocking an attack by A'raan.

"ENOUGH!" Kit Fisto shouted, Force Thrusting the cloaked figure away.  As she skidded to a halt the momentum flipped back her hood and Senthil was surprised to see A'raan's own master, Dark Woman.

"Not more of her games," Senthil muttered under his breath.  Willing himself not to rub his backside even though it ached, he approached his master and in annoyance asked, "Why does she waste time with such antics, when time is the one thing we do not have?"

"You'll have less time, young one, if you don't learn lessons like this," the Dark Woman replied.  "Has your revelation about Palpatine taught you nothing?  Anyone can be your foe and they can strike from anywhere, even in your own heart.  Jedi must ever be vigilant."

The Dark Woman deactivated her lightsaber and moved towards the exit.

"You did well, Padawan," she remarked before phasing through the closed door.

"I don't like her," Sara scowled as she stood up.

"Question her methods if you will but her training has produced some of the strongest, most devoted members of the Order," Master Fisto replied.

Senthil looked over at A'raan.  His lightsaber was still active and he seemed frozen in a defensive stance.  Senthil could tell by his measured breathing that it was taking all of his effort to retain control of his emotions.
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"Yes, but at what cost master?" Senthil let the question hang in the air as he deactivated his own lightsaber and approached A'raan.  "C'mon A'raan.  Just forget about it.  Let's just get started."  Senthil waved his webbed hand towards the boarding ramp of their ship.

A'raan turned off his lightsaber and ran his fingers through his hair.  As the Sara, A'raan and Senthil made to board the ship the door to the hanger opened and Obi-Wan and Anakin entered.

"Looks like we're just in time," Obi-Wan said jovially as Anakin hovered behind him like a tall, dark cloud.

"Indeed," Senthil readily agreed.  Senthil hesitated on whether or not to comment on the earlier proceedings with the Dark Woman.  He decided to let A'raan be the one to bring it up if he wanted to, and so simply said, "Come aboard, Sara will show us around."

OOC: Don't forget Edie is coming with us as well.

"And this is the cockpit!" Sara said, wrapping up her tour of the ship.  (

Anakin moved over the pilots seat and looked over the controls.

"This is the ship that belonged to the Sith who killed Qui-Gon," Obi-Wan said, his face concerned.  Anakin paused in his examination and everyone went quiet and looked at Sara.

"Yes," she replied, shrugging.  "It's been examined for nearly ten years.  They've literally taken it apart and put it back together again.  We've nothing to fear.  I think they even reinstalled the computer to ensure no viruses or other malware made it through."

"See, nothing to worry about," Senthil said confidently, waving it off as he gave Sara a wink with one of his fish-bulb eyes.

"Well, off we go then," Obi-Wan said.  "Looks like we've more than enough seating."  Sara looked over at the pilots seat, still occupied by Anakin.  "Ah, yes, my Padawan considers himself something of a pilot, you may have to fight him for the job."

"I heard he's amazing," Sara replied.  "He can have it.  Maybe I'll learn a thing or two."

Senthil remained silent, just anxious to get started.

"Where were we going again?" Kit Fisto asked to the room at large.

"Tatooine," Sara replied.  "It was the closest planet to where I traced my signal."

Senthil tried to remember what he knew about Tatooine.  (OOC: 8 (skill) + 9 (roll) = 17)

Senthil remembers that Tatooine is a desert planet dotted with cities, villages, and moisture farms.  Native species include Tusken Raiders and Jawas.  Hutts control the planet and it is a haven for illegal activity.

"Well, I guess that make sense," Senthil replied.  "There's enough criminal activity going on there that he could have been linked to that.  And Master Kenobi, wasn't Tatooine where you first met the previous owner of this ship?" Senthil asked.

"Yes," Obi-Wan replied a pained look on his face.  "It's also where we found young master Anakin here."

"Yes, I remember now."  Senthil realized.  "But I asked about the Sith because if Palpatine was a Sith too, maybe it makes sense that the signal is pointing somewhere one of them has been."

"...Actually...it didn't come FROM Tatooine but that's the last place it was routed through," Sara admitted.  "It's origin was from an empty sector of space so I'm trying to get more information before and go from there."

"Ah, I see," Senthil replied.  "Thank you for clarifying.  But either way, our next destination is Tatooine, so let's get going."

"On our way," Anakin said.  Through the viewport Senthil could see they'd already made it into space and were not entering hyperspace.

"Well, who wants a tour?" Sara said.

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OOC YOU did.  Mostly it's a chance for you to say what you're going to do for the next couple of hours.

"I saw it earlier.  I think I'll go run through some Force regimens and lightsaber practice," Senthil replied.