Jek knew the pair needed a moment so he took the youngling off to the side, smiling as he spoke softly with him and explained his lightsaber to him. He let him hold it, explained how to stand and then allowed him to turn it on. The entire time he stayed, kneeling in the snow so he was his level, letting him know how to move it without getting hurt or damaging anything around them. His lightsaber was the telltale green of his Jedi path, though he had become more of an Ambassador in his missions, not exactly what his master had trained him for but it was his path. That green was also her eye colour was just a bonus to him. When the boy turned to show his sister, and she wasn’t there, he gave the lightsaber back and rushed inside. Standing, his lightsaber off and back in its place he went back to Aeris’ side.<br/><br/>“Is she coming with us?” he asked, waiting with her there as he took a moment to brush the snow from his knees though it had already left damp marks on his knees. “We’re just going to take her and leave the boy? You know he isn’t going to allow that. The youngling is smart, he is going to try to come with us. I didn’t get a chance to explain what was happening before he ran off.” He told her, watching the woman in the house watch them. “Is this an orphanage?” he asked, casting a look around before closing his eyes to feel through the Force to find if any other children inside were also Force Sensitive. It seemed, that he couldn’t wait any longer in notifying the Jedi. Jek sighed, opening his eyes to look at Aeris “I think we should find a terminal before we go to the next one, so she can see that the Jedi Council was notified and that the boy will be safe.” He said, thinking of him and all the younglings. It caused him to lose focus, his attention shifting to their future and what their own children might be like.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok smiled at her, allowing her to give them directions to what appeared to be an Inn. She went in and returned a few moments later with a small bag, where she climbed into the back of the speeder, fully ready to go. An however had gotten out of the speeder to go to the large alien where she had motioned for them to lean down and talk with her. “Revan is on to something else after the wars, no one knows what exactly he is after, but he needs people as strong as you and as strong as her. You will be on to great things too.” She said, finding such an easy way to manipulate him as she gazed up at them. It really seemed unsure but agreed there was only one way to find out was to go with. Glad to have them on board, and deciding she needed to figure out if it was male or female, she headed back to the speeder to and sat next to Jax.<br/><br/>Remembering the battle from before, she got excited and grinned large as she pointed towards the south end of the city. “Lets get that last one so we can return to the shuttle. I hope this man is just as fun.” She said, unable to hide her grin.” Easing into the seat, she gave him directions on where to go with the large alien following behind them. She had to refocus for when they got there. It was a rather large and extensive house they arrived at, leaving her with a frown. “This poses a problem.” An-Lok said, standing up in the speeder to rest her arms on the windscreen while looking at it. “This one is going to need convincing; I think.” She added as she slipped out of the speeder to walk up to the door and knock. She puffed herself up to her full height, looking like a Sith Lord once more as she stood waiting for someone to come to the door. With the Force she could sense that they were there.