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"I can appreciate that," Vash said, upon hearing Aellyn's remark about her homeplanet. It was a good thing when one could appreciate the little details in life, especially when so close to places such as Corsucant. "There's something... freeing about being in touch with our surroundings. Makes...

Vash was beginning to like this woman: at first, he'd been afraid that she'd be too arrogant and proud of her own status to be pleasant company, yet that was not the case. She was polite, and downright kind, he found, two things that the Echani appreciated very much, and really hadn't expected...

Vash had been dreading to go to this place again, with the tired, and completely zombified slaves, who didn't even realize the situation they were in. And now the lights were flashing red, signifying the two Knights would soon have company. If Vash were just a little less experienced, if he were...

The Echani wound up settling with a salad - being a Jedi had the unfortunate side effect to make one less prone to eating meat, he found. He gave Aellyn a kind smile after she'd awnsered his question. While Vash wasn't actively trying to sense her through the Force, he did get a few glimpses of...

Vash grinned widely, looking at his contact as she sat down before him, acting as if the stranger were an old friend, so as to not draw any potential attention - not that he expected anything, but it was always better to be safe than sorry. "That's me," he confirmed. "You must be Aellyn" Since...

The Echani managed to laugh despite his tiredness when Aesop's reply came. It was really great when others had a sense of humor: made the whole mission a lot better, in his opinion. Then, they stopped, and the medic showed him the coordinates, which made the Jedi feel even better: now they had a...

Much as he didn't like it, Vash had to admit his last few actions had been draining. If they weren't in a battle scenario, he'd argue he hadn't overdone it, but merely acted as the situation demanded, but there was no time for that, so he simply hung back and watched Sakadi jumping all over the...

Vash had to laugh when he saw his fellow Rebel jumping off a window, very similar to what a Jedi would do. Of course, there were people in pursuit, two of which had jumped off the window to try and catch the medic, but Vash was already on it: he quickly and subtly invaded the minds of the men...

It was good to be in civilization again. It seemed that all Vash did nowadays was go to some remote, dangerous place and poke his lightsaber at things until the problems were solved. Now, as he entered a little bistro on Andara, the Jedi Knight realized how long it'd been since he was last on...

It was a good thing, a really good thing indeed, that Vash had just been kicked out of the premises of the estate, after the Captain of the Guard had checked the holo records three times, and no mention of a "John Smith" buying wine could be found anywhere. They just assumed he was crazy and...

Vash let out a sigh of relief when he saw the table being hurled at the two Twi'leks, hammering them against the wall. He hoped none would die from this attack, but frankly, he had bigger concerns than the safety of slavers right now, such as getting out of this alive. It seemed that Sakadi...

Vash couldn't help but let a little grin appear when he saw Sakadi burst into action. She was quick, he couldn't deny it: in just a few moments she'd thrown the cyborg lady off her feet, and already disarmed the bounty hunter of one of his pistols. He could feel the man's anger through the...

There wouldn't be much to see in the terminal, other than family photos and long, boring emails. At least, not at first... but if one were to dig long enough, they would find a file, with nothing on it save for numbers: coordinates, to only the Force knew where. Of course, even if the Rebel...

If there was one word to describe Vash's time in the mines, it would be dull. He'd mined and mined, extracting large chunks of metal from the dry earth, the particles of dust and dirt often getting in the way of his vision, but there was little he could do other than soldier through the...

It may well be that Aesop would be hearing Vash downright yelling at the guards, who were becoming more and more numerous as they tried to calm down the supposed merchant. To add to that, the Echani was actively calling them to him with the Force, and it was hard to resist Vash's mental...

It was the weirdest, shortest trip of his life, being dragged by two aliens to an adjacent room, barely aware of what was going on, just to be hurled into a chair and strapped, with one of the brutes inserting a syringe into Vash's arm before he could ask what was going on. Not that he could...

Before Vash could awnser, it came, quicker that he'd anticipated: a dart, flying out of nowhere and sinking deep into Sakadi's hand. It was on now: time to see if their little gamble would pay off. He acted as if in shock, quickly rising to his feet to grab his friend and prevent her from...

Vash gave Aesop a little grin and a nod of his head, making his way towards the entrance to the big mansion. He wasn't sure if his medic friend would be following or looking for another way in, but figured it didn't matter, so long as he took care of distracting the guards, his fellow Rebel...

Vash flashed her a smile, levitating some more deadwood into the fire. They'd be good until night fell, he imagined, so he didn't have to worry about hiding his Jedi status just yet. Besides, with that sharp a whistle, the criminals would probably think some sort of huge predator was in the...

"Ah, that I can do!", Vash replied in a happy tone. "Just give me a few moments - no one will believe I'm a trader if I head there with Jedi robes, after all" With that, the Jedi made his way to his personal tent, a little ways off the village, as he and the others of his Order preferred to...