Jek had felt An-Lok’s anger, unbridled and far stronger than anything he had felt from her before. It had distracted him from piloting only momentarily which nearly got them into an accident but with a bit of maneuvering, he managed to avoid it and kept them going smoothly along as the pair mediated.<br/><br/>As soon as they arrived to their destination, he hopped out of the speeder to follow after Aeris, standing quietly and calmly by the door as she knocked and asked to speak to the man that they were there for. When they were asked to enter, he followed her inside, and allowed her to do all of the talking. At least until he couldn’t hold it in any longer, her smirk as she informed the young man she would continue to push until he joined made him laugh. “I’d listen to her if I were you. She will find a way to get you to join us.” He said, moving to tuck hands into sleeves of his cloak and instead having to fold his arms. He looked him over before glancing at the mother and squaring his shoulders. He too had been part of the Dragon Clan as a youngling. He let out a sigh and walked his way around the first his girlfriend and then their first recruit to stand closer to the man as he scratched his cheek, he should probably shave sometime soon.<br/><br/>“You must be tired of being the only one of your siblings to shoulder so much responsibility. Surely you’d rather share such burdens while getting such a lovely taste of freedom.” He told him, leaning in he whispered conspiratorially so his mother couldn’t hear though he knew full well that Aeris would. “You know if you join us to learn, you won’t be kept from emotional displays or having a bit of fun.” He added, winking at him before he was walking back to stand just behind his love, at her elbow and out of the mother’s reach in case she wanted to try anything. He was wary of parents after an incident on one of his missions with his Master when he was a new apprentice.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok’s shot of lightening was nowhere near as strong as the others when she realized that Jax had jumped in front of her, having no wish to harm him at all. It was then very easy to send her flying with a push of the Force as she was caught off guard. She flew well out the door and turned mid-air to land on her feet, where she shouted in anger and stomped her foot before stalking forwards back to the house.<span style="font-style: italic">“He deserves death for the way he treats others.”</span>She thought back to him, still brimming with anger. She was intent on returning, to end the man’s existence but she paused in the door frame, striking a very imposing figure in the door way even though she wasn’t in her usual Sith attire. The darkness seemed to shroud her, making her appear very imposing despite her short stature.<br/><br/>An was fuming when she heard the young man agree to go with them, that his excitement at possibly being able to have such skills at hers was his foremost desire as he rushed out to join them. She allowed him to pass and go to the speeder, assuming he had no things to collect with his desire to leave. She didn’t know when she had drawn her lightsaber but it was in her hand as she stared down Jax, literally shaking. As he approached, she turned sharply away and went back to the speeder where she got in but refused to even look at him. Her entire body tense, her jaw set firmly. “Take us back to the shuttle.” She said, wondering how long their recruits were going to last in the cold as they left this town to go to the other. She was still very angry with her boyfriend and would need time to relax before even attempting to talk with him. She had a wide range of conflicting feelings within her, not easily hidden away from the new three members they had. Anger and hatred so easily went hand in hand, but she had fear she might have hurt him and how much she loved him made her want to check on him to ensure that he was okay. But her anger trumped everything, and she just wanted to be made so she did not look at him.<br/><br/>"Where are we going?" the young male they had just picked up asked, sitting forwards as they left the only town he ever knew to head into the open snow covered fields between it and the city they came from. She made no move to look at him or answer. Instead she bundled deeper into her jacket, pulling her hood further to better hide her face.