Dareia thought for a moment and nodded, more to herself than to him, "I may be able to make it happen, but it will take a little bit of time to set it up," she spoke almost absentmindedly before falling silent again and she stared out the window, her mind in thought. She caught glimpses of his thoughts despite not actively trying to read his mind. She wondered what the things he was thinking about meant and others she wondered how he knew, but there were more pressing matters right now.<br/><br/>She was pulled from her thoughts again when he spoke up, "Hmm? Oh. Yes, I did notice," she replied before listening to his explanation. "Understandable," she responded, although she was mainly referring to the former portion of his statement, as she was not terribly fond of other weapons. She did, however, tend to focus more on her own Force abilities, although she still spent plenty of time practicing with her lightsaber. She was a sentinel, after all, and a Shadow. She needed both the Force and skill with a blade. Luckily for her, she had always been an exceptionally quick learner, so it took her far less time to master techniques than it did for others. It also helped that she had been training basically since she could walk, and she while she was capable enough with a blaster, she wasn't fond of them, so she didn't spend much time training such skills.<br/><br/>She had to wonder briefly why he chose to mention this now. Was he feeling awkward? Filling the silence? She wasn't sure. The fact that he might be a little uncomfortable or awkward around her because she was a young woman and he was a young man did not even occur to her. She also wondered about the slight twitch he got in his eye and she tilted her head a bit in curiosity, although she didn't ask about it, as he quickly returned to the main topic, mentioning both Master Yoda and Master Windu. She quirked a brow slightly at the mention of her old Master, wondering what exactly he would do a year from now and, again, how Tiberian knew about it. The way he spoke was almost as if he were some sort of spectator who had watched everything happen from afar, rather than someone who had seen, for example, a vision of what was to come.<br/><br/>She quirked a brow slightly once again when he continued talking about Mas Amedda, Palpatine, and the Death Star. This confirmed her conclusion that Palpatine was the Lord of the Sith, and she guessed that by the Death Star plans, he was referring to the planet destroying space station he mentioned before. Was that the name it would be given in the future? Did that mean that in whatever future he had seen, it was completed? Had it been used? She didn't even want to think about the death and destruction it would be capable of, and she certainly didn't wish to feel the repercussions in the Force from such an occurrence.<br/><br/>She was jarred back to reality by the familiar voice of one of the men in the Airspace Control. "This is Jedi Knight Dareia Surik on the SS Imperious, returning from the Red Light District with a... Witness, the body of a Sith Assassin, and... well, a freighter," she half-chuckled. There were a couple of moments of silence before his voice came back, "Sounds like you had fun. You're clear to land. Your usual hanger is clear," he replied. "Thanks," was her only response before the call ended. Rather than go through the effort of telling him where to go, she reached out and touched his mind through the Force, showing him the way.<br/><br/>"Anyways, you are probably right. Master Yoda is definitely the most logical and enlightened. He will most likely be the most understanding. As for my old Master... He can be rash, and I don't know what he does a year from now, but I do know that he isn't completely unreasonable, if you know how to handle him. If it comes down to it, just let me take care of dealing with him, alright?" she suggested, sounding almost like a girl telling her guy friend to let her handle talking to her father.