Aeris was grateful that Jek had protected her as they had landed, held her, comforted her, and tried to relieve some of her pain once it was all over. She nodded when he said that they could talk more about it later, where there were no prying ears. Honestly, she was still hesitant to share the details of her visions with them, or at least some of them. The broader things like the Sith, the people who would be attacked, the planet they would find themselves on, she could stand to share, at least.<br/><br/>She knew her friends too well to expect that they would stand idly by and do nothing if they knew the one they loved might be in danger, though. She thought it best to keep the details like that to herself. Well-intentioned though they might be, any actions done to try to prevent the futures she had seen might become the triggers for those same futures. Even if they made no conscious effort to attempt to change the future, it was likely that their subconscious mind would adjust their actions to try to avoid whatever threat their perceived. It was too risky. In this case, she thought that the less detail they had, the better off they would be.<br/><br/>After she and Jek and approached and she had caught the other two up on the important details, she was thankful that they agreed to her plan. The last thing she wanted to do right now was argue. There would be plenty of time for that, anyways. Even knowing that attempting to change the future was dangerous, she was, admittedly, still tempted to ignore whatever cries came for help. She knew, though, that even knowing it was likely a trap, Jek and Jax would not be able to ignore it.<br/><br/>Jax nodded when An-Lok suggested that they get to it so that they could get the four they had come for and get out of here. “Yeah, let’s,” Jax replied, looking beyond them at the speeders that the soldiers had brought for them. “We were not able to find anything larger, so as you instructed, we brought you two speeders,” the soldiers told him as they approached. “Thanks,” Jax replied with a slight nod of his head. “Looks like we are riding in separate speeders,” he said, “Any preference for how we split up?”<br/><br/>Aeris wished that she could be as optimistic as they were, that she could believe that it would be as simple as collecting their recruits and leaving, but her vision suggested otherwise. Still, she nodded silently, looking at Jek when he released her arm, wishing that he didn’t have to. She clung to the calm he radiated, nonetheless, and took a deep breath before slipping easily back into the air of a Sith Lord. “I’d like to stick with Jek, if it’s all the same to you,” Aeris admitted, keeping her air of confidence rather than showing any hesitance or bashfulness at so boldly declaring such a thing.<br/><br/>“Fine by me. What about you two?” Jax asked, looking between the other two. When they agreed, he led An-Lok to the speeder they would be taking and helped her into it before hopping into the front seat. “I’ll let you take the lead,” he called to the other two before settling in and buckling up. While they waited for the other two, he reached a hand over to take An's, giving it a brief squeeze and a smile.<br/><br/>As the other two walked away, Aeris looked to Jek, “Want to drive? Or shall I?” she asked. She would drive if he wished, but she still had a headache and she could probably use the time to meditate. Once he’d agreed, she headed to the speeder and hopped into the passenger seat. She leaned over and kissed his cheek, smiling to let him know that she appreciated him before she settled into her seat. She had already given him the locations of the four Force Sensitives, so she decided to let him choose the path he wished to take, without giving him any recommendations as she usually did. Instead, she closed her eyes, drawing on the Force for calm and clearing her mind of the thoughts and worries that weighed her down, content to stay this way until or unless Jek wished to speak with her, or until they reached their first recruit.