An-Lok sighed as Aeris quickly pointed out that she was lying, she took a deep breath and had to herself from wanting to protectively put her hands over her stomach. She instead just kept going to the left, her companion had made a strong argument about which way they go and about not following or listening to the instincts. She wasn’t trying to use the Force, she was trying to ignore it. But she had a strong connection growing inside of her that wouldn’t allow her to do so. She did her best however, not to actively use it as they walked along. They slowly reached another set of paths, another strong pull kept telling her to go to the right. But it was so easy to see right had an overly thick fog that looked almost like a door. With a deep breath, she turned her attention to the left. “Left isn’t going to get us anywhere… I feel like left is only going to take us in circles.”<br/><br/>An took a deep breath and started to go down the left path, or at least that was what she was going to do. She had fully meant to keep going left, because nothing good was to the right and she just wanted to get back to Jax so that the four of them could get out of there. She didn’t want to do this anymore; she didn’t want to just follow blindly if it was going to put them at risk like this again. But her feet had not taken her to the left like she intended, if it meant going in a circle or back up and out. She instead went to the right, her lightsaber now held a loft for light as she walked right into the thick force fog without hesitation. That’s when she didn’t feel like she was in a tunnel anymore, she was walking steadily and carefully over rocks and solid ground as she began to head for home.<br/><br/>An-Lok wasn’t sure how she knew it was home, but it was home, not her home, not where she lived. No, it was home, but it was home. And soon she was sure she knew what was going on, this was where she had come from, she was heading up to her parents, the ones who let the Jedi take her. She never would have lost everything if it hadn’t been for them, never would have fallen into the darkness if it hadn’t been for them. She could have possibly avoided the Mandalorian wars if it hadn’t been for them. Her lightsaber moved down to her side, its bright hue crackled menacingly as she stalked up the path to see them through a window inside, saw they had company. She wasn’t going to let that stop her, she continued to march forwards with the intent to kill.<br/><br/>****<br/><br/>Jek shook his head as Jax told him that he needed to go after An-Lok, trying to apologize to him. But he knew she had more to lose, and the Force was reassuring to him “No need, I will see her again. And I believe I will be seeing her again soon.” He said, following after him down the path slowly and steadily. He kept his focus on the light side as they walked, thinking about finding the girl and their girlfriends so that they could get out of there. He kept a calm as they walked, until he felt his friends spike of worry and near panic. His hand shot out in an instant. “No!” he snapped, tightening his grasp. “It isn’t real.” He quickly said, walking around him to stand between him and the darkened fog. He extended his arm with his ignited lightsaber to light up the path as he kept walking a head of them until they walked into a large open room. All he saw were rock formations and another tunnel.<br/><br/>“There’s nothing here, but we should keep moving.” Jek said, turning to look at Jax. As soon as he did, he felt this tug on the Force and he spun back around “Aeris…” he said, closing his eyes and focusing on his connection to her through the Force. His eyes were still closed as he started down the only path An could have taken, ignoring the dark side all around him as he forgot about his companion and moved blindly towards the connection to his girlfriend until he felt it snap taught like a string stretched to its limit. A large grin spread across his face, and he took a few jogging steps forwards<span style="font-style: italic">‘There you are beautiful. Where are you? Are you alone?’</span>he asked, stopping to glance behind him to see if Jax was there before pausing to try and wait for him, gesturing for him to hurry so they could keep moving. He tapped his head, and then his ear, as if to tell him he had found one of the connections and that they needed to keep moving.<span style="font-style: italic">‘We need to go back before we can’t. The deeper we go, the more chance we have of losing our path.’</span>He said, aware it was he was partly at fault for this, for wanting to rescue some girl they weren’t obligated too.