Ezra blinked as he looked back at their new friends. "I didn't."<br/><br/>"I didn't either." Kanan said as he motioned for everyone to stay hidden behind a corner. He stepped slightly out into the left hall, and waved his hand in a sweeping motion towards two stormtroopers standing guard outside of a cell.<br/><br/>"The Jedi is on the next floor, shouldn't you be up there?" Kanan said.<br/><br/>The stormtroopers parroted exactly what Kanan had said, and walked by the group as if they didn't see them.<br/><br/>Ezra looked to Kanan as they walked out into the hall, "How'd ya do that?" Ezra asked.<br/><br/>"The Force can have a strong influence on those with weak minds or wills, during my days as a Padawan, we called it a 'mind trick'." Kanan opened the door to Luminara's cell.<br/><br/>There she was, in a prison uniform, and missing her headdress, she looked up at them with a mixture of fear and disgust.<br/><br/>"Master Luminara?" Kanan said as they stepped into the cell.<br/><br/>She walked across the floor and turned around to face them, before her holographic image melted into a coffin like object built into the wall, with a viewing window where her face was.<br/><br/>There was a puff of frost from within the 'coffin' and it was revealed that her flesh had rotted somewhat and her eyes were hollow.<br/><br/>Kanan gasped. Ezra looked over his shoulder, "W-what happened? I don't understand?"<br/><br/>A voice called from the doorway, “No? It is not terribly complicated.” Kanan and Ezra turned to see a figure clad in black armor and with a face that showed he was native to Utapau.<br/><br/>Igniting a crimson lightsaber with a sweeping motion as he stepped down towards them, he introduced himself. “I am the Inquisitor, welcome!” He said with a smirk as the door whooshed closed behind him.<br/><br/>Kanan ignited his own blue lightsaber, thankfully he had placed it to hang on his belt rather than keep the pieces separate.<br/><br/>The Inquisitor stepped towards them, “I am afraid Master Luminara died with the Republic. But she has proven her worth in death more than she ever did serving the Jedi Order. With a little manipulation of the Midichlorian cells in her body, a hologram, and cryogenic preservation.” The Inquiistor informed them arrogantly, walking past the group and staring into the face of the long since deceased Luminara Unduli.<br/><br/>“You’re...keeping her from passing on...from becoming one with the Force. So...she’s not-” Kanan said.<br/><br/>The Inquisitor interrupted him, “Oh she’s quite dead, I saw to that personally. But you are right, with her Midichlorians in our possession, her spirit can never truly be at rest...instead she is luring any Jedi foolish enough, such as you, to their deaths. And I’m sure you’ve realized you are not the first.” The Inquisitor never turned away from staring into Luminara’s cold lifeless eyes.<br/><br/>Kanan had heard enough, he attacked the Inquisitor while his back was turned to the group. The Inquisitor whipped around and blocked Kanan's blow with his crimson blade.