Alethea was good with things like this, finding things. Still, considering the shape the pod was in, it took even someone like her a while to find what she was looking for. Half the systems were fried, and it took a bit of work to get the remaining ones on. After that she went about searching the systems for anything that might resemble codes to the station. There was a lot of information to sort through, but given how adept she was at this sort of thing, finding specific information in a mass of useless or unrelated information, that part wasn't difficult.<br/><br/>She ended up finding a few different sets of codes. She thought that they would need all of them if they wanted to infiltrate the station without setting off any alarms, so she saved them all on a datapad. After thoroughly searching the system for anything else that could be of use to them, she shut it down. She sighed slightly to herself, preparing herself mentally for what was to come. She knew that Thal-ion had contacted the solo twins by now. They would likely be on their way soon. Still, it wouldn't be soon enough. Even if they left the second they got the call, it wouldn't be soon enough. They wouldn't make it in time. There was no way.<br/><br/>The two young Jedi would be alone in this. They couldn't wait. They couldn't risk the potential repercussions of such an action. Something had to be done, and it had to be done soon. Otherwise, who knows what might happen? They couldn't risk this dark side user going into the storm and passing through time. They couldn't risk the possible outcome of whatever her plan was. No. They had to stop her before she got the chance. If they failed, the galaxy as they knew it might very well disappear.<br/><br/>Still, she couldn't help but wonder. Could they stop her? Would they? What had Thal-ion's visions meant? Would they be sent through time? Would they accidentally get sucked in? Would they fail and be sent through the storm? Would they be too late and follow her through? If that was the case, could that be avoided by them acting rather than waiting? She had no answers to any of these questions, nor would she find them in her own mind. Only time would tell. Still, she could keep them in the back of her mind to ensure that she was always cognizant of the possibility of them somehow ending up falling back through time. She couldn't let herself forget, lest she miss something, some important detail, and face dire consequences.<br/><br/>For now, she got up from her seat and headed to the cockpit. Thal-ion was meditating, she could feel it even as she left the pod and headed towards him. She could feel him in the Force, which wasn't a strange thing for her, but his presence seemed stronger than the presence of others. She wondered why, but didn't let the thought linger. Instead, she approached him and took a seat in the pilot's chair, placing the datapad nearby. She didn't speak as she quietly sat, instead allowing him to break his meditating on his own.<br/><br/>Once he opened his eyes, she spoke. "I found the codes. They're on the datapad," she informed him, gesturing to it. "The twins are on the way, then?" she asked, already knowing the answer. She then paused for a moment, glancing back towards the main part of the ship where the other man still slept. "What should we do with him? We can't take him back with us. There's no point in it, and we'd just be putting him in danger, not to mention taking him back to the prison he just escaped from," she asked, wondering what he might suggest. She'd considered leaving him in his shuttle and hoping the Solo twins found him, but she wasn't sure whether or not he would want to do that. And if he did, would it be best to leave him awake so that he could send them a distress signal when they arrived, or let him sleep so that he would be calm, rather than worrying and fighting with his own mind?