Jek allowed Jax to barter with the other that had approached them, taking his time to look around the Hanger they had been given. High Security, turrets lined the higher walls at respectable intervals. He coud unstand actually paying the man, it would make it much easier to hide the ship. And he sensed to taint of the Dark Side on the man, so he was well suited to aid them. As they were leaving, he slipped the man a few extra credits and nodded to him. Out in the market, walking past stands of food and wares.<span style="font-style: italic">"Transportation to another town is often on the outskirts. We need to start leaving town first."</span>He told him, unwilling to deny his want of real food as he stopped at a stand. Keeping his lightsaber well hidden he paused to purchase an odd looking fruit to eat before hurrying back to his friends side while taking a bite. It had an odd but sweet taste, juices running down his chin as he got the impression of the others plan through their Force Bond. "I think its a solid plan. We could... figure it out as we go." he said, choosing his words carefully as they walked among the crowd. He knew the other would understand he meant to let the Force guide them to their true destination.<br/><br/>Jek finished the fruit by the time they got through the crowded market, and had done a check to make sure nothing was missing. The book was still pressed into his back, the credits were still in their pouch and his lightsaber still hung at his side. "This place feels bigger than it looked." he said, walking beside the other as they began making their way for the edge of town. He wondered what some of the other towns had to offer, this one seemed to have been all about their market by the hanger, and was very well off. Would the others be the same, would they find a Cantina to sit in and prize information. He was a little eager to find out, even if this was going to take a few days.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok glanced at Aeris when she told her that she had a headache and she took in a deep breath to try and calm the raging anger inside of her. She was frustrated and was as tense as she had been back during one of the major battles of the war. The distraction of the others memory of Malachor V, how she had been so far away and still worried was enough to disapate her anger as she remembered the fear and panic. Her whole body had ached for days after they had feld, just barely getting free of the blast radius thanks to a disturbance in the Force she had obeyed. The hallow feeling of so many dying at once had caused such a great deal of pain. It had been the pull that lead her down the darker side of the Sith path. Stepping away from the edge of the roof, she knelt there and closed her eyes to mediate and forget that time over again. Their bond was half blocked when she felt a flood of emotions hit her. Gold focused in the light and then turned up to the other woman to watch her.<br/><br/>"If you know where the Force Sensitives are, then let us go retrieve them. I still want off of this planet." she said, rising up to strike an imposing figure once more. She made to walk with her over to where they had jumped up onto the roof, only to stop at her words. She whirled around to look at her, the whirlwind of emotions in her eyes and the feeling of them through the Force was all she had needed to know it was the boys. Like their conversation days prior, their very thoughts, had brought them nearly into their path. An shook her head "No... They cannot be here. No!" she spit out venomously, her anger rising once more. "After ensuring I did not say goodbye to protect him, no!" she spit out, very clearly speaking about Jax. Turning away Aeris, she stalked to the other side of the roof with a heavy step, where she caught site of a small creature attempting to flee. Some vermin she had over heard the locals complaining about, and it bore the brunt of her anger as she extended a hand to send Force lightening at it until she was drained and it was no more. Falling to a knee, panting for breath, An-Lok felt vulnerable as tears sprang to her eyes. "Jax..." she said his name softly, falling into a seated position as she tried not to cry.