Thal-ion suggested that they head to Theed. If the enemy was here to disrupt the timeline, then perhaps they could infiltrate the city and watch for anything unusual, and perhaps even help the resistance that would no doubt have formed, given that the guards were unlikely to just hand the city over. The immediate concern was the queen. She was supposed to be taken into custody by the viceroy soon. That would be a perfect time for the enemy to strike, if there was, in fact, the enemy's objective.<br/><br/>Her main concern was that rescuing the queen too early would be directly tampering with the timeline. Who knows what kind of effects it would have on their own timeline? Still, she realized that doing nothing wasn't an option, because if the enemy was planning to kill her, she was quite certain that they wouldn't like the effects this would have on their timeline.<br/><br/>"Right," Alethea nodded in agreement with her partner. They would need to be careful, and wait for the right time, but no matter what might happen as a result of their rescuing her, it was preferable to the alternative of potentially allowing her to be killed. Something told her that her life was of the utmost importance. Why, she couldn't say, but she knew that this woman must live. "Then we camouflage the ship and sneak ourselves into the city," she agreed, helping him to hide their ship. After all, they couldn't afford to lose it.<br/><br/>Like him, she had to ignore the part of her that wanted to jump in and fight. She was not usually inclined to jump into a fight, but she was even less inclined to watch people suffer and do nothing. Regardless, she knew that it would not be a wise course of action. They could only do so much, and she feared that no matter how many they took out, it wouldn't be enough to truly make a difference. They were worth much more alive. They had a job to do. They had to stop these enemies of the Jedi, enemies that the Jedi of this time didn't even know existed. Or perhaps they did. Perhaps someone strong in the Force had noticed, but as of right now, they had no indication of such. For now, they were on their own, and if they were to make a difference and stop these enemies, they needed to play it smart.<br/><br/>Once they had sufficiently hidden the ship, Alethea stepped back, sighing for a moment and nodding. "Ready to go?" she asked, waiting for his response before she began to lead the way towards the city. She could feel the activity in the city through the Force. The guards preparing, people panicking. Her mind reached out beyond them, searching for an unknown presence, one that didn't belong. Surprisingly, this time, she found one. "Thal-ion," she spoke up, furrowing her brows and glancing his way. "I think I found our enemy. He's near the palace, waiting. We need to hurry," she warned him before picking up the pace. They needed to reach the city, to reach the palace before it was too late.