Jax had hoped that An-Lok was feeling better, but he would take what he could get and hope that before long, she would be feeling better. He returned the kiss she'd placed on his cheek with one on her head as she sat down to eat with him. He was glad to see that she'd finished her food, and was happy to allow her to take whatever she wished off of his plate, since it was not often that she ate more than what she was offered.<br/><br/>Once they had both finished, he nodded to indicate that he was ready, taking her offered hand and heading for the lift. He held her close until the lift came to a stop and then released her, allowing her to walk ahead of him as she put on her Sith persona and he took on a more serious and stoic air of his own, his build giving him a commanding appearance. He looked toward Aeris and Jek when they entered to see the two and were waved over. He headed over with An-Lok, getting the same feeling, that whatever they were to discuss was serious. He also got the feeling that Aeris was a little on edge, even though it didn't show on her face. "What's up?" He asked as they approached and came to a stop close to the other two<br/><br/>---------<br/><br/>When they'd finished their food and deposited their dishes, they headed for the lift. She leaned into Jek when he held her, happy to linger in his arms for as long as she could, until the lift stopped and he released her to allow her to get into her mission mindset. She took a breath and then put on her usual commanding, confident Sith persona as she strode out of the lift with ever quiet steps, heading straight for the shuttle and giving the soldiers orders to get the shuttle ready for their descent to the planet.<br/><br/>Once she had given her orders, she stepped off to the side to wait. When he had finished his inspection of a couple of the soldiers, he came to stand next to her as the other two arrived. She couldn't manage to force a smile onto her face when he gestured for the other two to come over while telling her that he thought she should tell them about the dreams and visions she'd be having. She pursed her lips slightly, "will they really be safer knowing, though?" She wondered aloud. All she knew was enough to evoke fear. How often did so little information really help? More often, she thought, people sought to change the outcome and, in doing so, caused the very thing they feared. She knew he meant well, and maybe he was right, she just couldn't shake this feeling that going into detail wasn't the right call.<br/><br/>Still, either way, it was too late now, as the two approached and seemed to have picked up on the fact that there was a serious conversation coming. Instead of whether to tell them or not, she was forced instead to decide what she would tell them. She didn't have long to decide, as they were soon standing in front of them. She hesitated a moment when Jax asked what was up, pursing her lips once more as she contemplated how much information to give them.<br/><br/>"Ever since we encountered the Sith woman two months ago, I have been having nightmares again. Pretty much every night," she explained, pausing. "Some of the dreams are visions, glimpses of the future, or a possible future, anyways," she continued. "They're brief flashes, mostly, so they don't give me much to go on. I don't know exactly what they mean yet, or what is coming, but whatever it is, it is dark and dangerous. Out of all my visions, none have been pleasant," she added, rubbing the back of her neck. "I don't know how it ends, so maybe it isn't as bad as it seems. Either way, just be careful, okay?" She told them, deciding not to share what she had actually seen.<br/><br/>Jax frowned a little as he listened to her before asking, "do you have any idea when this is happening, or what sets it off? Is there anything else you can tell us?" He asked, but Aeris just shook her head. "No. That's it for now. If I see anything I think is important or that you need to know, I will tell you," she told him. He hesitated a moment, almost asking something else before he thought better of it and nodded. "Alright, then. Thanks for the heads up," he said, looking to An-Lok and then to Jek, trying to figure out what they thought about all this.<br/><br/>Soon, the soldiers came over and let them know that they were ready for their descent to the planet. "Thanks," Aeris told them, glancing around at the others briefly before walking past them into the shuttle and taking her seat. Jax hesitated a moment and then turned to follow her onto the shuttle, taking a seat on the opposite side of the shuttle. Aeris had already taken a seat and had her eyes closed, trying to meditate and clear her mind.<br/><br/>Once the others were ready and the shuttle was heading to the planet, Aeris decided to extend her senses, as she always did, to search for the Force Sensitives on the planet. She was vaguely aware of Jax asking whether they intended to stick together as a group or split up, but she blocked it out, focusing on finding their targets.<br/><br/>Sent from my SM-G988U1 using Tapatalk