Jek grinned at her, trying on the boots right there. It felt odd, to be wearing new clothing instead of something he had been wearing for the last several years, but at the same time it felt good to be in something different. He did a few small springing jumps in the boots to ensure they moved with him, his jumps making no sound. Nodding, he collected his old items and wondered breifly what to do with them as he bundled them together in his cloak and went to pay for what he was currently wearing, his belt the only item not new. On his way to pay, he stopped to collect a black shirt as well. And while he was paying, he saw a simple backpack that would suffice in carrying his items so they would not have to go back to the shuttle.<br/><br/>Back on the street, he turned to Aeris "Now I believe we can continue." he said, glad that he didn't have to use the Force to stay warm any longer. He fell into step beside her, pulling the hood up to hide his hair and face as they went. He blended more easily now as they walked, less attention on them was a good thing when they were arriving on the planet to remove some of their residents. "How long do you think it will take to round these ones up?" he asked, taking note of how the streets they walked were a little too narrow for transports to go down.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok nodded as her found a place "Yes, that looks good." She followed him in but paused when Aeris spoke with her, she took in a steadying breath as she was told that the boys would no longer stop them but the deal was no children. She could understand why, and agreed with it, though she wished it didn't involve having to contact the Jedi so much.<span style="font-style: italic">"Very well. No children."</span>she sent back, not trusting herself to send more as she looked around the shop for something for herself. She was just about to pick a deep sort of purple for a top when Jax was coming out of the change room to ask what she thought. She tilted her head slightly as she looked him over "Well the colour certainly brings out your eyes." she said, walking over to him she grabbed up a deep blue shirt like his jacket, and a green, and pressed them into his chest. "However, I don't think I like the colour on you very much." she said, gently pushing him into the change area. "Try those." she told him before she went back to looking for herself.<br/><br/>An went back to the deep purple shirt, fingers running over it for a moment before she took it, with black pants and one of the dark jackets to change. She let out a soft growl of frustration when she looked herself over before stepping out and looking at Jax. "This is why I haven't changed my style." she said, holding her arms up to show the jacket and shirt were far too long for her arms as the body came down past her knees. "I grabbed the smallest size." she added, before he could go and look. Most humans and other aliens were bigger than her, she couldn't regularly buy in some shop. A snicker from the soldier who had remained by the door caused her to look his way with a very dark glare that had him swallowing hard and slipping outside to wait. She sighed with him gone and cast her attention up at the man she loved "Well?" she asked, taking off the jacket. "What do you think?" She personally thought the colour didn't just bring out the Amber of her eyes, but suited her hair nicely too. It had also caused her to notice that the viens around her eyes no longer looked grey.