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[haitus]

Cossan refrained from rolling his eyes again. "Trust me, you're not the first Jedi I've known."

[LOCW_Bluestarwarrior]

"Okay, but I may be the first you've personally known."

[haitus]

Cossan grinned. "Actually no. There was one, a long, long time ago."

[LOCW_Bluestarwarrior]

Jedi leaned forward, intersted. "Oh? Who?"

[haitus]

Cossan thought for a second, recalling the name. "I think it was something like Josephine....... I think. Know any Josephines?"

[LOCW_Bluestarwarrior]

Jedi stiffened. "Cossan, that was the name of the Sith we fought on Shili. The sarcastic one with the red and yellow sabers."

[haitus]

Cossan raised an eyebrow. "Really? I didn't recognize her." He stared off feeling slightly sad. "She's changed."

[amithethird]

(So am I. XD I keep thinking it's Zutara and I know that's not right. I think I got her name off of a Star Wars name generator actually. That's why I think I'm having problems. I didn't make it. XD)

"Would either or you like me to take care of any burns real quick? Because Force lightning is obviously made of the Force, injuries made by it are fairly easy to reverse if you know what you're doing," Zulara said.
She had no idea who this Josephine was, but she had a bad feeling in her stomach when she heard her name. She had a feeling things were going to go south really fast, really soon.

[haitus]

Cossan smiled shaking his head. "I think I'll be ok, thanks though."

Josephine arived by one of the temple spires skidding to a stop and leaping off. Alright, Kanar... were are you.... She closed her eyes, concentraiting on Kanar's force signature. Medical Bay.

{XD I didn't think of Zutara until you said that.}

[amithethird]

Britta listened quietly to the conversation in a state half way between meditation and awareness. Her mind wandered through the Temple halls, picking up the Force Signatures of the inhabitants. She could see Younglings practicing their technique, Jedi browsing the archives, everything. It was calming to "watch" the people of the Order go about their daily lives. This was what she'd missed about being in the Order. She'd missed the peace. Well, relative peace. There was always something around the corner looking to disrupt it. Speaking of which...

Her eyes, which had drifted closed, opened,
"We have a problem," she said, "Jo's back."