An-Lok wound her way through the tunnels, one hand on the wall as she walked. She was trying hard not to focus on her baby, or that she couldn't feel Jax. All she wanted to do was turn around and go back to him, but she knew that she couldn't go back. There wasn't any way to go back without potentially causing a disturbance in the Force, she knew that. Even as a Sith, there was only going forwards, not backwards. One could learn from the past, but it was best not to focus too heavily upon it. Besides her anger seethed deep within her at the potential of what could happen to him, and what she had seen. She was mad at him for what he did in the Force induced vision she had seen.<br/><br/>She got to the end of a hall into a smaller room and was about to march right through it when she was greeted yet again by a vision induced by the Force Fog. The place became a one hut room that she was alone in, a large table was in the center, a cozy bed big enough for two was off in a corner, a small area was clearly set up for cooking on the side. Everything looked as if it had just been cleared away as she stepped forwards to put her hand on the back of a chair when a very small child came running in screaming in a mix of glee and fear. It turned into a peel of giggles as he tore around her legs with long flowing light brown hair. But as easy as the child had been seen, suddenly it was gone, followed by screams of pain in the air and cries of anguish. Hurt and pain permeated the place.<br/><br/>"No..." she breathed softly, sinking heavily into the only chair that was left at the large table. It weighed heavily upon her very being, she was alone in the galaxy. Jax had been murdered, their child had too, only a few years old because they hadn't been ready and he had been without a lightsaber outside playing with their only one. She had heard the screams of terror, she remembered it all too well and it hurt, dragging her deeper to the darkness that turned her delightful amber eyes a tinge of yellow. The others had died, they had gone far to avoid wars and hardship. It had worked, for a time, but trouble found them in a bounty hunter.<br/><br/>Flashes of red and blue, explosions and death. She cried, for a future she didn't wish for, a hand going to her lower stomach for only a moment before a burst of the Force went out around her and she fell to the stone floor, the illusion was destroyed and she was no longer sitting in the chair, only on air. She grumbled, getting to her feet as she rubbed her rear. She hoped that such a thing would never come to be as she got back up and continued on her path, she wasn't so sure she could keep living like the vision had showed if she lost not just Jax, but their child in the future. She tried not to dwell on what might never be as she kept going through more winding tunnels before she felt this deep pull in the Force, urging her down the first right hand path she came too. The further she got, the stronger the pull, so she ran until she broke into a brighter and more open space.<br/><br/>"Aeris!" she called out, watching the other woman begin to collapse. She rushed forwards with the aid of the Force and caught her before she fully fell, grunting softly and glad that she caught her in such a way it didn't harm her or the growing child within her. "Well... This..." she wanted to swear but fell silent instead as she eased her friend down into a more comfortable position. She stretched her legs out, allowing her to use her legs as a pillow while she waited. She had nothing and didn't know healing, she could only wait. She cast looks around the room, taking in the fact that the fog was thinner here than it had been anywhere else and wondered if it reacted as such after they had fought off the visions. She decided to close her eyes and meditate, to feel the Force as it surrounded them.<br/><br/>*<br/><br/>Jek made sure that Jax was okay on his feet before he got up as well, and popped a food tablet for himself and more hydration to make sure that he wouldn't be thirsty later. "The girl cannot defend herself." he said, feeling a twinge of guilt at saying such a thing because he had no clue where Aeris or An-Lok were and that they could very much be in danger. But they had the Force on their side, this girl was defenseless as far as they knew. He checked his belt to be sure that his Lightsaber was still there before he was checking to make sure it wasn't damaged. He was checking the settings before he looked to Jax.<br/><br/>"If we find the girl, it could lead us to our own. But right now, she needs to be our priority. They can wield the Force." He said as he turned to Jax. He took in the cloak An had likely been wearing to hide her ever growing lower stomach, but chose to leave it. "We can track them later, right now I'm afraid we have limited options." he told him, hanging his lightsaber back in its place as he folded his arms. "I can feel the Force here now, it is as stated, very heavy in the Dark Side. We will need to stay close together and focus on the Light side of the Force just to get through this, we can let nothing separate us." he said, walking over to him. "You'll need to either leave the cloak behind or wear it. I don't think we'll have room to take it with us, needing to travel light to travel fast. Get the girl, get her to safety, find our own girls. It's our best chance to protect them." he added, taking a look around.<br/><br/>With a deep breath Jek called upon the Force in ways he did so regularly to find and track rogue or lost Jedi, and saw through the fog to the ground beneath where he found their foot prints. Three sets, heading for tunnels, but no other hints of where the girl might be. "The girls went that way." he declared, pointing off towards the tunnels as he continued to call upon the Force to allow him to see. His eyes fell upon what looked like another path, it appeared to lead up and around. He pointed that out instead "There, more treacherous a pat on foot, but potentially safer as its away from this dense fog that's permeated with darkness." he said, looking up at the covering that protected them from the barren world. "Shall we?" he asked, looking to Jax for an answer. They only had two paths and no way of knowing which way led them to the girl. They were still Jedi after all, they were there to save and protect a young girl at the behest of her brother, and their attachment to the women they loved was going to be an issue when it came to the guidance of the Force.