Jek watched the interaction between the two, quickly noticing how very much like An-Lok the woman was, leaving Jax to have definitely been more qualified to handle her. He had to do so very much to hide his amusement in how they interacted with one another before she finally agreed and then threatened them both not to touch her or they were going to lose a finger. “I too am taken.” He added, raising his hands up like he was showing he was defenceless. He could not hold back his grin when she glared at them before heading inside to pack. Taking a calming breath, he followed after him back to the speeder and got in with him. “I think that went really well.” He said, leaning casually against it as he folded his arms. He was quiet for a moment, staring at the house this latest recruit was going to come out of and said “I wonder what is going to happen when the two meet up together.” He said, watching the house for the other woman to come out so that they could be on their way to the next recruit. “Tell me, did you want to go further south, or head west for a while?” he asked, pushing off of the speeder to walk over to help the woman with her bag.<br/><br/>“Don’t even think about it! I am not helpless.” She snapped at him, and he held up his hands quickly as he turned to walk away and get into the speeder, grinning at Jax as he arched a brow, as if she just proved his point. He said nothing as they all got in, closing his eyes to meditate and find out what he could about the ones that they were going towards. It didn’t seem to matter which ones the man chose, both directions were going to prove to be a little more difficult. He wondered how many they could fit considering their first was so small.<br/><br/>*****<br/><br/>An-Lok grinned at Aeris when she agreed with her, suggesting what it was that they could do once they had some recruits. “I think once the backseat is full, we get a new speeder and then stick together to get the rest. The boys aren’t going to split up and even if we’re driving two speeders at least this way we can tell them we did the same and stayed together. The only difference is going to be that we weren’t in the same vehicle.” She said with a laugh as the town they were heading towards came into view. She tried to sit up higher to see over the glass in front of them but was strapped in, so she was tugged back down into her seat as she was told about this first one. She undid the strap to follow after her up to the house. “Our age, ready for change. That sounds about right.” She said, trying not to dwell on the large change facing her and Jax down.<br/><br/>Nearing the house, she had expected Aeris to take the lead but the woman fell a step or two behind her and she took a deep breath to focus as she walked up to the door. Knocking hard, she took a step or two back just to be safe and waited for the door to open. She hoped they were going to take turns with this, as she had been starting to do with Jax. Quick steps met her ears as the man came to the door, opening the door just as fast. She was glad that he was of average height and she wasn’t looking way up at a man too tall. “Can I help you?”<br/><br/>“No. But maybe we can help you. We’re here to find Force Sensitive’s, to talk and explain that there is more for you out there. You could get away from here, see other planets and do whatever you wish.” She told him, looking up into very dark brown eyes. He had quirked an eyebrow at her, looking her over slowly before his gaze turned to Aeris. “I don’t want to see other planets. Going from place to place is dull. Not exciting. And the Force is a lie.” He said, though one could tell he was repeating back words told to him over and over to make him believe it. An quirked an eyebrow back at him, deciding to call upon the Force to help her, it revealed a few things about the young man she was sure even he did not know.<br/><br/>“Oh… Your mother hid you away from the Jedi, scared to lose the last piece of your father who died while you were too young.” She watched his expression change, though he became very hard to read. “You were meant for great things. We could help you learn the Force and give you adventure, there is a war. You could become hero.” She tried, hoping it was that last thing needed to bring him along, to make him agree to join them.<br/><br/>“A hero… Like, I could help win this war?” he asked, looking them both over before seeming to make up his man. “Yea, alright. Just give me a moment.” He said, before heading back inside to pack a bag. An-Lok let out a breath she didn’t know that she was holding and deflated before turning to look at Aeris “I was expecting easier.” She said, stepping down and away from the door to go back to the speeder.