“Jax!” An-Lok called out with Aeris as he started to fall. She had reacted before thinking, using the Force to aid her in surging forwards to catch him as he fell. She eased him down to the ground and gently brushed hair away from his face, as she looked at him. “I’m sorry.” She said softly, giving him a kiss before she was turning to look up Aeris as she called out for someone to show themselves. She quickly summoned the robe she had been wearing and tucked it under his head with a quick fold before she stood up, her own lightsaber in hand as she ignited her blade and moved to stand between him and Jax in her stance, ready to fight. She wasn’t able to keep her reactions from showing like her friend. But she was able to keep herself from protectively putting her hand protectively over the baby.<br/><br/>“You aren’t going to touch him. 	Either of them.” She said through clenched teeth, glaring at him as she kept a firm hold on her lightsaber. Still in her stance and ready to fight if needed. Her eyes shifted towards Aeris for a moment, remembering the tomb on Korriban that had been similar, she hadn’t gone in very far but got lucky in the Sith’s spirit allowing her to go free. ‘The fog itself is the Force, I think. But you’re right, something isn’t right here.’ She thought back, eyes focused on the other Sith. She could feel her anger and rage bubbling inside of her. If it wasn’t his fault that something had happened, then he knew whose fault it was. Something was controlling it. They were here because her love wanted to save some girl.<br/><br/>The girl. An closed her eyes and took in a deep breath, putting her lightsaber away. She only wanted to fight, to harm the man standing there, but she couldn’t bring herself to do so because of Jax. “What do you want from us?” she decided to ask, pointing her unlit lightsaber at him. “And the girl, where is the girl?” she asked, wanting to know where she was and if she was safe. Her anger boiled as he stayed silent. When it seemed like An-Lok might just give in and attack him, he finally spoke.<br/><br/>“The girl lives. For now.” He said, and he looked at the pair still unconscious on the ground amid the fog. “I’m not sure how much longer I can say the same for them.” An tensed and she almost practically lunged at him “What do you mean?”<br/><br/>“The boys will live, the girl will survive. But you should both come with me. I can show you where she is.” He sounded so sure, like he knew they were just going to do it. He seemed almost smug about it and she glared before turning to look at Aeris. ‘There’s a risk leaving them here, but the girl… She’s the whole reason we let them bring us here. If they are at risk, do we go? You foresaw more of this than I did.’ She thought to her, hoping the Sith standing there didn’t know they had such an ability and that they were only using silent cues to talk.<br/><br/>After they had decided, An-Lok had to kneel on the ground and ran her fingers through his hair as she gave him a soft kiss on his lips. “I love you.” She whispered into his ear, not sure if he could even hear her. “I’ll be back for you.” She added, fixing the cloak beneath his head before she stood to go with Aeris and the other Sith. She fixed what she was wearing, hoping to keep hiding the baby bump. “Alright. Let’s go.”<br/><br/>*<br/><br/>An-Lok kept hiding half behind Aeris as they followed after this other Sith. 'I don't like knowing if they're okay. What if this girl isn't worth it?' she asked, voicing her doubt as they walked along through long dark tunnels. It felt like walking into a dark room.