Jek gave a friendly smile at the attendant as they were walking away. As the lights were coming on, he noticed too that there was two Cantina's close, but far enough apart that it would be difficult for them to maintain their connection if they split up. He gazed between the two, before Jax mentioned they should choose the closer Cantina. He nodded<span style="font-style: italic">"Agreed. The closer one is better, it isn't far from the transportation."</span>he nodded, he could feel deeply through the Force it was an area that they were meant to be in. He didn't know what it was that they were meant to be there for, but that they were indeed supposed to be there. He motioned for his friend to lead the way, following after him inside. Within it was easy to see that they were not going to get the same spot as before at the bar, he scanned slowly around while looking for a pace they could sit. He quickly took note that a table was getting up to leave, he gave the other man a gentle nudge and began to weave his way around before taking the table as one of attendants finished cleaning it.<br/><br/>Seated just off centre in the Cantina, he folded the cloak in around himself and gazed around. All manner of other Alien and individuals were within, and it would prove to be a great wealth of information. He left Jax to order for them, since he had agreed not to do the ordering.<span style="font-style: italic">"Shall we split up the Cantina again, or did you have a plan for when we entered this one?"</span>he asked, eyes landing on a pair off in the corner that appeared to be trying to talk in hushed tones. He turned his head and used the Force to aid him and listening in to the conversation. It seemed that the Sith had been in a Noble's house, and that the guards had not stood a chance.<span style="font-style: italic">"We might have been to late. I think they already have some of the Force Sensitves."</span>he told him, looking at the drinks that they were being given.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok led the way into a hanger, the child stayed on her hip when she stopped to pay a fee to use the hanger. A guilt was weighing heavily upon her with all the children they had, with how many Force Sensitives were supposed to be on the planet, the still had not found them all. She had looked over the data pad before they left, they would need to find the rest. She glanced at the child resting her head upon her shoulder and sighed, rubbing her back as she watched the others all huddle in together along the side of the entry way. She shook her head, sighing as she kept the child on her hip and went over to where Aeris was sitting upon a crate. She sat down beside her, shifting the child into her lap. It was likely tired from all the stress of hiding. She hated how soft the child was making her look, but she was not totally heartless when it came to younglings.<br/><br/>An let Aeris talk, nodding at the apology with its blanket across what occurred in the speeder and back in the Noble's house. She let the girl fall asleep in her lap, staring across at all the other children sitting with the older woman. "Maybe neither one of us deserves either of them. They're both men who grew up under the Jedi." she told her, sighing as she crossing an ankle over her knee to keep the sleeping child from sliding off her lap. Then Aeris was going off again, and she smiled softly, removing her hood to pull her braid to rest on her shoulder. She took in a slow breath as she watched the other make up her mind that no matter what, as long as the pair were on the planet then she was going to seek them out. She had never doubted that she wouldn't go, despite all the doubt the other seemed to have in herself. "I still can't face him." An told her, looking up at Aeris. "I'm too scared of what he will think of me. I'm scared of what he will say when he sees that I allowed the dark side to taint my looks." she looked down at the child in her arms "And I'm mad at myself for leaving him... I can't." she said, knowing that she should go with the older woman, but with the children, she needed to make sure the soldiers treated them properly. She also didn't think that she could bring herself to relinquish her hold on the child that had chosen her to sleep on.