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[warcried]

I haven't been awake long, but I've been trying to read up on what I can, so a couple of quick questions:

1. Anyone managed to get past one of the locked doors yet? Either with force or another way. I know people were trying, but I haven't heard if anyone's succeeded.
2. I was told something about an organic humanoid capable of exiting the station without protective gear. If so, I'd love to talk to you.
3. Other Force-sensitives, I'd appreciate if we established ROEs immediately.

Thanks.

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[purpose]

[ Oh. To her credit, she spares a few seconds of time to feel mortified at having been a difficult handful to a (former) Jedi that — as it appears to be — is far before her time. ]

No. There are no Sith left.

[ Ben, Kylo Ren, whatever name he chooses to cloak himself in — he doesn't qualify, she thinks, but then what does she know of Sith and Jedi? So little, it seems, compared to everyone around her. ]

How old are you, exactly?

[warcried]

None left? How did that happen? [ another point in the timeline, even further down than ezra? ]

That's a good question, actually. My memories are patchy, so the truth is that I'm not actually sure, and no one seems inclined to tell me at home. My guess is late thirties, though, between thirty-five and thirty-eight.

If what you actually want to know is how much time's passed between your point in time and mine, obviously I can't be exactly certain, but the young man I spoke to helped me establish that it's been at least a couple thousand years.

[purpose]

You know that's what I actually wanted to know.

[ She thinks?? Former Jedi seem to have a knack for snarky flair. Whatever the case, she's so tired let her nap. ]

The Empire nearly destroyed the Jedi, and the Sith fell when Darth Vader was defeated. I don't know anything more. I thought they were only stories until

[ The sentence cuts off abruptly. 'Until a few days ago', she'd wanted to say, but that invites suspicion about what and who she is. ]

You would have to ask someone else.

[warcried]

[ he finds his lips quirking at the exasperated response, but it fades again as he reads on. ]

I'm working on it, but it seems you might be the one that's furthest along in the timeline. Or alternate timeline. I'm not taking anything for granted at this point.

[ 'until' what, though? something this stranger doesn't want him to know for whatever reason, though he can't imagine what at this point. ]

I suppose, as terrible as it is that the Order is gone in your time, it means that something new and better can eventually take its place.

[purpose]

I didn't have many history lessons.

[ By way of explanation, as if to distinguish she isn't withholding information intentionally. Whatever semblance of education she has, it's been cobbled together from old databanks and word of mouth. ]

Not just gone. There's only one Jedi left.

[warcried]

It's fine. From my understanding thus far, it seems as if the Sith erased as much information about the Jedi as possible, anyway.

But there are Force users. There will always be Force users in the galaxy. The Order began somewhere, and whatever takes its place can potentially begin with you and others like you.