Shadows of Bankor

He nodded and returned to his meditations.

"May the Force run with you, Padawan," he added.

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Zerras Blume wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 22, 2020 5:27 am

"Do you have any recommendations? For what I should do next?"

"Keep running, not away but towards your destiny," he said.

"We are all connected by the Force, I will be your guide for as long as you need," he said.

"Eventually, yes, you will have to move on," he agreed.

"Natural, but also dangerous if that concern becomes obsession... friends will come and go, we cannot force them to stay," he said honestly.

"It is only hopeless if you give up, Zerras. A Jedi is never alone when they have the Force and fellow Jedi elsewhere in the galaxy," he responded.

"The Future is a moving target, Zerras, you have seen one possible interpretation... it should not paralyze you, but do not ignore it either," he said calmly.

"No matter the outcome, remember there is no Death, there is the Force."

"Did you see your own death?" he asked.

"You seem troubled," Oraka said.

Oraka meditated under a tree, his injuries had been bothering him and meditation gave him peace from the lingering wounds. He felt Zerras run through the Force, it was good the young Padawan was adjusting well to the changes.

Master Hin could feel the darkness closing in on his students, they were facing one of the greatest evils the galaxy had produced… Darth Vader. They had sacrificed everything but the Force was not with them, they served a purpose as all things do. He reached out through the Force , it was simple to ...

Oraka seems calm and pleased at the direction of the proceedings, as if this was expected.

Qareme Torth wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 4:15 pm

Qareme was there, standing as close to Oraka and Neela as she was allowed. She didn't agree with this either, however she respected Neelas decision.

Oraka said to Qareme, "This is the first of your many responsibilities, will you speak for your fellow Jedi Knight?"

Oraka had not been enthused with this course of action but understood the purpose. He was stoic and quiet.

"We make a commitment to help them as best we can, I do not like promises. Not because we can't keep them but because they build false expectations," he responded.

"Have we not already given that promise?" he asked curiously.

"What kind of promise?" Oraka asked.

“I know Neela has been doing what she can, Valus has stayed in the Temple it is where he feels most mindful. This is a good course of action but we should expect that no matter the amount of aid they do, they may never actually forgive them and that is fair. I am sure they know this but we should al...

Oraka nodded and waited for him to continue.

Oraka watched quietly.

Oraka agreed, "The time will come."

Oraka listened and then said, “When Darth Vader comes, you should run. I do not want him to try and capture you to try and turn you but you are correct we will have to face him.”

He then fell silent thinking.

Oraka then said, “We have one more concern, as Neela mentioned, Darth Vader is coming to Bankor. I know some of you have considered these Inquisitors as Sith, but they are only products of their teachings. Darth Vader is a Sith and my only advice is to flee, run.”

"You have earned this, Rannek," Oraka said.

Oraka added, “We are not blind to what they have done, but I see what they can do, what they can be if given a chance. It will not bring back what was lost, and that is a tragedy. There is no easy path forward but I agree with Master Surro in principle.”