Vollen Shai
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- Joined
- Dec 24, 2017
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The new Jedi Temple on Tython, Mahara Kesh as it once was called, was an imposing sight. It was the first time Vollen had appeared inside its walls, a first for many of the Jedi who now found themselves stationed there.
But a new space and new surroundings breezed past him like the ocean winds that surrounded their new home. He came now to return before the Council, and indeed the feeling was a familiar one, though albeit with far more nerves now than he had ever felt on their first meeting. So much had occurred again, it seemed the galaxy would never let the Jedi simply rest. He knew that it would always be so. But at times like these, he could only wish it weren't.
He brought with him a recording of the happenings of Jedha, as well as the Senate decisions he had remained present for during his stay on Coruscant at the Grandmasters request. Especially the request of Senator Todan, his journey to Manaan would be of interest to the Council. But he somehow expected that such things may not be relevant just yet, at least, not as part of this meeting.
No, he knew what today was. He was ready for it, he hoped.
And so, as he rode the elevator to the High Council chamber, he breathed deeply, centreing himself as he had done when first appearing before the Council, and entered the chambers.
@Malon @Wit @Loco
But a new space and new surroundings breezed past him like the ocean winds that surrounded their new home. He came now to return before the Council, and indeed the feeling was a familiar one, though albeit with far more nerves now than he had ever felt on their first meeting. So much had occurred again, it seemed the galaxy would never let the Jedi simply rest. He knew that it would always be so. But at times like these, he could only wish it weren't.
He brought with him a recording of the happenings of Jedha, as well as the Senate decisions he had remained present for during his stay on Coruscant at the Grandmasters request. Especially the request of Senator Todan, his journey to Manaan would be of interest to the Council. But he somehow expected that such things may not be relevant just yet, at least, not as part of this meeting.
No, he knew what today was. He was ready for it, he hoped.
And so, as he rode the elevator to the High Council chamber, he breathed deeply, centreing himself as he had done when first appearing before the Council, and entered the chambers.
@Malon @Wit @Loco