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Current Sometimes you spend so long looking for peace in someone else, you loose sight of that peace you can give yourself. Don't forget that guys.
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3 yrs ago
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery. But today? Today is a gift. That is why it is called the present." -Master Oogway
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6 yrs ago
So many writing ideas, so little time to write. Being an adult sucks...
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6 yrs ago
It's the most fattening time of the year!
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7 yrs ago
There is a madness to my method. Or is there a method to my madness?
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Jason Erthos-Aboard the Glasgow


Jason joined Vael next to the Glasgow's captain and looked at the Elliot. "I would suggest keeping it simple and take the bridge. Remove the admiral and bridge crew and you've essentially rendered the crew worthless. The entirety of the flow of command is usually stationed there, though the XO might be somewhere on a lower level. If that turns out to be the case, then you can blow several decks without compromising the hangar." Jason sighs. "But all the other things depends on how much of Republic construction Anubis used. For sure, the bridge will still be a solid target."
Jedi Master Riven Je'and


Silence reigned around the Jedi Master as she floated slightly above the ground in her room, the only other sound besides her breathing the sound of the small fountain trickling into its pool set into a nearby wall. The mantra of the Jedi Code ran through her mind while she meditated, but she did not go deep into the trance like she normally would. Last she had spoken with the the Quarter Master, the 302nd would be ready to head back to Manaan in a matter of hours. It had already been three days and admittedly, she had grown anxious. The fight for the skies had been almost as bloody as the conflict in the cities and below the waves and had shown no signs of stopping anytime soon. Finally, after another ten minutes, she exhaled and lowered her feet to the ground and stood. "Alright stomach," she said as her belly rumbled, "I shall cave and get you nourishment."

Retrieving her double-bladed saber from where she'd set it on her bed, Riven exited her room just as the alarm klaxons started to sound and the red emergency lights came on. Her years on the battlefield spoke that something was very wrong, as did her instincts, but she strode purposefully towards what she swore were the muffled sounds of combat anyways as her saber found its way into her hand, though remained inactive. An attack on the temple was foolish, but there were enough Jedi here-The panicked breathing of a retreating Mirialan Padawan, who was favoring his left arm, brought her back to reality and she stopped him while looking over the wound. "Padawan Grii, report."

"Clones! From the 501st, they just-they started shooting. The Temple Guards and Jedi Master Cin Drallig are engaging the clones and their Jedi leader, but most of the Knights and Padawans were ordered deeper into the temple. I don't wanna die, Master." Riven's eyes harden ever so slightly and she pushes the Padawan towards where she'd come from.

"Awaken the other Jedi, have them go with you. I'll be along shortly." The Padawan nods and runs to the first door he sees as the Jedi Master strides through the door he'd come into the area from. A trio of Clones had been giving chase, but before they could raise their weapons at the sight of the master, she flicks the wrist of her left hand up, slamming the trio into the roof of the chamber, before flicking it back down, slamming them into the ground. They did not move and Riven faced the stairwell and ignited her saber as another trio came down, their blasters already up. Their shots found their way back into their owners chests and Riven turned and left the chamber before anymore trouble arrived. She then locked the door from her side and proceeded after the retreating forms of the Padawans and Knights Grii had gathered. Time was of the essence and they needed to be protected.
Jerus Je'and


"Who I am isn't important right now, Salazar." I back towards his armored form carefully, keeping my barrier up, pushed to its limits as it is. "What is important is you have two kids who desperately want to see you again. So pull your ass together."
Jason Erthos-Palace Organa, Alderaan


He opens his mouth to reply to Vael when his earpiece beeps again and the Taris's captain tells him that the Daedalus has arrived. Grinning, Jason resumes speaking as the Scorch Guard joins him. "We can make it happen quickly, Colonel Caldwell has arrived." He turns to a Devronian named Sheila Goran. "You'll take my place aiding things here on the ground. I'll-"

"Supreme Commander, Anakin Skywalker's Venator just exited hyperspace. Not Darth Vader, Jedi General Anakin Skywalker. What do we do?" Jason's face blanches slightly, but he recovers quickly.

"We help and work with them." Closing the channel to the Taris, Jason opens one to the Daedalus. "Daedalus, this is Jason Erthos. Requesting beaming to the Glasgow ASAP. You can lock onto my earpiece to get myself, Vael'Virisusai, and most of my Scorch Guard there." He then turned to Sheila.

"Help get these people, or as many as you can, to safety. Work with Organa's forces and the Star Barrier brigade to get word to the whole planet." She nods and turns on her heel, heading for a holocommunications kiosk while he turns to the Sangheili. "I hope you haven't eaten recently, the first time is...jarring."
Jerus Je'and


I throw up my own barrier as the lightning surges forwards, protecting myself and Gressh. This...was not something I was expecting when I'd come here to slow the Stoneheart killer down, now I kinda wish it had been. "I hope you had an exit plan, Salazar!" I couldn't hold this forever and I really didn't want to be stuck up here when that energy exploded if I didn't have to.
Jerus Je'and


"Meetra Surik had nothing to do with the Mandalorians. But with your ghost trapped on Malachor, you'd have never known that." I remain between Salazar and Traya...or is it Trayus? Shaking my head to stop myself from thinking on it too hard, I remain at the ready. "But I don't think this has to do with them, nor has it ever."
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Jerus Je'and


Disarming the rocket, I set down just behind Satele and ignite both of my lightsabers, the silver and orange glow they give off adding to the lighting of the balcony. "Don't underestimate someone just because I don't dedicate my life to the way of the Force. Besides, stronger crazies then you have tried to kill me." However, I was entirely unsure of where specifically Satele had come from, but that was a question for another time.
Jerus Je'and


The familiar sound of Force Lightning coursing through the air below me had me leaping off the balcony and engaging my jetpack, slowly lowering myself towards the scene unfolding before me. It would seem that Stoneheart, who was indeed Salazar Gressh, though..."Oof, that armor did him no favors." Still, I wouldn't be able to lower myself too fast, but I could break them up with a rocket, I just had to line it up...
Jerus Je'and


Keeping the droid pinned hadn't provide me a very quick way to finish the fight, so I gave it some space to attempt to charge me before I lifted it up with the Force. Focusing myself, I close my hand into a fist and turn the droid into a ball of sparking scrap metal, which I promptly drop on the floor before turning to burst through the doors to Sucal's office. Except the only signs anyone had been in here were the scorch marks from lightsaber combat and shattered remains of objects struck by powerful Force abilities. I frown and follow the direction the battle seemed to flow in and spot the open doors to the balcony. Running through them, I look around, trying to figure out where the pair went.
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