Jek meditated more on the one Jax choose to head towards, but it was hard for him to get a read on the person as he would have liked. He could tell that they were attached to this place by something, but not what it was. He could also tell that this one was going to be rather difficult. He continued to meditate until they arrived, he hopped out of the speeder and glanced at their first recruit “You can come with if you wish.” He told him, moving to follow after Jax. “Oh, sure. I think I can field this one.” He said, heading before him to follow the Force up the stairs to the top floor and down to a unit at the end. Taking a deep breath, he knocked hard on the door.<br/><br/>Jek stepped back as the door opened a crack and a blaster pistol pointed at him. His hands flew up to show he wasn’t armed while turning his body just enough to hide the hilt of his lightsaber. Bright coloured eyes were looking back at him “I’m sorry to bother you. I just came to talk to you about potentially leaving to learn the ways of the Force.” He started cautiously, testing the waters. He cringed as the door was slammed in his face as a younger voice cried out. He reached out with the Force and found there was a child within was not Force Sensitive. Though the one inside carrying for the child was, he could tell this attachment was far too great. “I don’t think we’re going to get this one.” He said, frowning as he opened his eyes. “Hmm… The Jedi might take the child, but they will go straight to the corps and who knows where it will end up from there.”<br/><br/>His hand was raised, waiting to knock as he took a moment to meditate and find out what their paths were through the Force, only to find that even though it would be best for the older one to join them, the youngers path was too unclear. Jek shook his head and folded his arms as he walked away. “No. These ones are not meant to follow our path just yet. I can’t discern the youngling’s path, and they are not strong enough in the Force to be sent to the Jedi. I won’t have them sent into the corps if they can find something better out here.” He said, not wanting to send the pair down this dangerous path. He was almost to the stairs when he stopped and turned back around. Pulling out all of his credits, he walked back to the door to knock once more, he got the same greeting only this time he could see both the young man and a small baby. “Here. You are not meant to follow this path yet. But until then, here. To care for the child.” He held out the credits, which were hesitantly taken. He bowed to him before turning and leaving to head back to the speeder.<br/><br/>******<br/><br/>An-Lok pouted at Aeris when they arrived at the next destination and she was told to stay in the speeder with the recruit. She didn’t want to listen, but chose to listen as remembering she was pregnant. She sighed and stood up in the front seat of the speeder, leaning onto the wind screen as she watched the other girl go up to the door and knock. She rested her chin in her hand as she watched her avoid the blaster rifle, catching the lightsaber lazily as it was sent over. She sighed heavily as she watched the fight, knowing it wasn’t fair to start because of the fact that one was practically a master of Bakuuni Hand. Just watching her fellow Sith Lord was entertaining, as he dodged around the man before finally hitting him and sending him to his knees and then onto his stomach.<br/><br/>Turning, An-Lok moved to sit on the edge of the speeder that would have been the door as she dropped the other woman’s double blade into her seat. She sat and waited for the other to walk over to her, where she pouted at her once again, this time way more prominently and looking like a child. “That isn’t fair. You got the one that was more fun.” She told her, even though she rested her hands onto her lower stomach. “You got to toy with him too, though he did good for no training. Can I take the next one like that? I want to have some more fun like that before it becomes an issue. You know after I tell Jax I won’t get to have fun like that.” She said, talking as vague as she could so that their first recruit wouldn’t know what she was staying. She hoped he wasn’t too clever to figure it out, or at least smart enough to keep quiet.<br/><br/>An turned her attention to their new recruit coming to them with a rather large bag, she turned and slipped back into the front seat to be ready to head on to their next destination. “If the next one is as fun as this one, I call them.” She said, strapping herself in.