The Rebel Faction

As the two Jedi revealed themselves to Tobal, he let out a small sigh of relief; they had not been discovered.

“Come,” he said via the Force, “The attack upon the cloning faculty is dying down, time to complete our mission and leave.”

The three moved out in a ragged line, heading toward the spaceport ahead. Snow crunched under their collective footgear as they ran on, fueled by the Force.

As soon as the tops of the spaceport came into view, Tobal slowed. It had been a quick jog, a matter of minutes. To the far south they could see smoke rising from where the Cloning faculty was. The spaceport buzzed with activity, obviously aware of the situation and alert.

“Stay low,” whispered Tobal to his two companions. “Avoid detection.”

Considering what he told her was a continuation of what she already doing, Raven smirked, following the other two. With the center of activity being focused upon the cloning facilities, it should be enough to keep them from being noticed.

Though, one still has to be careful. There was still that slim possibility that they would be found, and that was also an excellent reason to stay low and avoid inviting trouble.

A figure moved in the shadows, trying to avoid being seen. It was Kamon's apprentice, Justin. He was trying to find his master so he could see what he could do to help.

As Justin continued along in the shadows, he could hear what sounded like lightning. He had never faced a Sith before, besides his father, and that was before he became a Jedi.

As he rounded a corner, he saw Kamon near two other figures, one obviously in pain. Justin waited in the shadows and sent a mental message to Kamon.

Kamon, , it's Justin. I'm here. What should I do?

Justin listened to Kamon and then searched the Force for where Kamon's brother was. After pinpointing where he was, Justin followed along the ground, using the Force to help track Zerxes.

Alana nodded slightly in confirmation and took off down the other hall. She was fully allert now, going back on training she had given herself before the Jedi, her eyes watching everything for any movement or any clue for what she was looking for.