The Rebel Faction

Adrian waited for the introductions to be completed before he started speaking again. For now, at least, he held true to his own beliefs, and was not prepared to change them. He did not, however, want to impose those beliefs on the other Jedi, but could not help but try to show them the reasoning of them.

he could not, either, understand the reason behind Rusty’s sudden bursts of annoyance. He knew that for some people, it was normal, but he could still not see a productive reason to forcibly arguing between themselves.

“Jedi Rusty,” he began, “yes, I have been in a confrontation with a Sith before. He was not powerful, not very, at least, but he still defeated me. I do know what it is to face them, but I also know that if we tackle this together, and take them one at a time, it would be possible.”

Bhaal recieves Rusty's hand, "I am Bhaal Iyaden, Rouge Jedi. I mainly pilot ships and do nothing very interesting, so i might aswell join you". Bhaal smiles and leans on the trunk of a tree and listens.

"I agree with your Rusty. One on one is better than two on one. I too, will join you. And to further our cause I am putting the Saberies class Battlecruiser Quasar at our disposal. It is all I have to spare but should be adequate." He relaxed and eyed Adrian. For some reason he was coming to dislike the him.

*HAn stood with them, the eldest of the group, taking charage.*

"Rusty, you are correct, but you will also need my guidance and abilities, and since i came up witht he plan, i may as well help . "


*Han smiled.*

“Well,” Adrian exclaimed, lowering his hand as Rusty ignored it, “as I have already said, I you have your methods, and I have mine.”

Without saying more, he turned, and walked calmly back into the forest, leaving the group.