Austin Wolfe
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Though there were many places that Knights Galahad and Austin could meet after their fruitful journey to Devaron, the doctor thought it would be best if they were to specifically visit a Nexus of the Light. While the Temple itself stood upon one such phenomenon, many other Jedi flocked to it, and the two wished a more quiet place to reflect on their experiences and growth. With this in mind, Austin only knew of one Nexus that was remote enough for them to find the peace they wished. It resided deep in the heart of one of Tython's forests, down a stream to an old shrine built by Jedi long ago. Despite Tython having been ravaged by the Exiles many decades ago, this particular place seemed relatively untouched by the destruction.
Austin and Galahad had already walked quite some distance, but the path ended at the stream where a small rowboat was tied to a dock. Climbing inside, the doctor invited the former guard to do the same. Austin looked out across the river, beautifully covered by the great canopy of Tython's forest with rays of sunlight sparkling on the gently flowing water. This place was full of life, with fish visibly swimming through the crystal clear water and birds chirping happily in the trees. "We must be getting close to the Force Nexus — everything around here has been blessed by its Light," Austin marveled quietly. Picking up one of the two oars kept in the boat, he began rowing along the river to their destination.
"Have you tried taking the crystal out of your staff?" the doctor inquired of Galahad. Ever since the Knight had acquired the sturdy Brylark staff, Austin had not seen his companion take the clear, unattuned Kyber crystal out from its crown. If he were to attune the crystal at the Nexus, as they had discussed during their return from Devaron, then it would be best done without the staff attached. His voice having broken the relative silence and peace of the grove nearby the shrine, several birds and small mammals skittered away, causing a smile to form on Austin's lips. He could get used to this place.