Tiberian was rather curious of why Dareia didn't ask about the last vision she was able to see, let alone feel. He literally had imprinted his memories upon her so that she could see what he had seen, or at least in one form or another. Though the last part was only shown accidentally. Probably triggered by the fact that Palpatine slaughtered his own family simply because the man known as Darth Plageuis told him to. While it wasn't much of a problem with Palpatine's sociopathic and hateful feelings towards his family, it was something that Tiberian couldn't handle continuously witnessing considering the fact that the Dark Jedi had killed his mother and father in cold blood and forced him to watch it happen on top of that.<br/><br/>It seemed that Dareia agreed with the assessment he made on the appearance of the Jedi Investigator. It was rather interesting to have another Jedi agree upon the whole stone faceness was not really that much of an attractive nor charming feature. In a way though it seemed that Dareia exibited a lot more emotional and conscious freedom them most other Jedi seem to allow themselves. More free thinking, and it kind of reminded him of Obiwan and Qui-Gon Jin, and later Anakin and Obiwan, then Anakin and Ashoka Tano. His eyes narrowed forward as he made his way down the ramp with his hands now in his pockets. His sabers were freely dangling from his belt.<br/><br/>Once brought before the lead investigator, he pursed his lips when he had seemed to be rather too interested in the demeanor of the Jedi Knight rather than the already serious present she had brought him. Why did he feel like he just walked into a re-run of Gotham's TV show with the overly serious Police Chief? Right, because this was a Lead Investigator, and on top of that a Jedi. As he was introduced, he light bowed his head slightly at an angle, which could be assumed to be out of respect.<br/><br/>Now that they were introduced, he simply followed after them with a rather forced carefree demeanor,<span style="color: #00BFFF"><span style="font-weight: bold">"As she said, my name is Tiberian. I am also the one from the HoloNet station that claimed to know who the Dark Lord of the Sith was... Knight Dareia also just happened to show up right as a red-saber wielding assassin tried to run me through."</span></span>When he called her a Knight, whether or not her rank was ever brought up or introduced, he would have assumed she was a Knight as she didn't look at all thirty years old and in addition didn't believe she had raised two padawans to Knighthood just yet. Also didn't seem like she ever had an apprentice, nor does it seem like she is being recognized by the Jedi around her let alone the council. He took the Sith's saber off his belt and held it out for the Investigator to take hold of. He'd probably notice immediately that the synthetic crystal was gone.<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BFFF"><span style="font-weight: bold">"The Dark Lord of the Sith has been planning this event known as the Clone Wars for more than two decades with his former Master. There was also even more planning done by the Dark Lords former Master, which was over more than a hundred years of planning to create the Federation's fall from grace and cripple the Republics now doomed economy. Everything that has happened since the Stark Hyperspace War has been included in this plan, as well as the Naboo Crisis. At first the master mind was Hego Damask II, Darth Plagueis the Wise, and his Master Darth Tenebrous. Then it became Darth Plageuis and Darth Sidious. On the same day or around the same day as the Naboo Crisis, Sidious killed Plageuis right here on Coruscant and brought Dooku into the loop."</span></span>While some may feel like it was a long rant, it was all facts which could be heavily backed up if everyone were to look at the data provided throughout the years. The only problem was, most Jedi were only interested in destiny and not the here and now. That was the ultimate downfall of the Jedi, at least that is what he believed.<span style="color: #00BFFF"><span style="font-weight: bold">"Now the only problem is that the Dark Lord of the Sith has seized power of the Republic and the Separatists. If the Jedi actively attempt to take on the Sith Lord, he will use the Clone Army against their own Jedi Generals. Anyone who protests, protects or shelters the Jedi should he activate Contingency Order 66, will become the enemy of the state considering the entire plan revolves around making the Jedi seem like the enemy of the Peace. Not only must the Dark Lord be exposed and destroyed politically, but also removed from power with the help of the senate."</span></span>He'd pretty much advice against a fist to fist confrontation, considering the Supreme Chancellor held too much power to confront directly.<br/><br/>It was a lot of information just to throw out there as they went for their walks down the hall. He didn't say it loud enough for passing-byers to hear, but he most definitely said it wit enough confidence that it was irrefutable. The one thing that Jedi and Sith had was patience, at least those whom wanted a long time goal and knew that it was worth waiting in order to make sure more life was preserved. If they Jedi were to go into this fists ablaze, it is likely it will end up uglier than it had in the original timeline where he wasn't even in it.<span style="color: #00BFFF"><span style="font-weight: bold">"The best and only way would be to consult with the Security Council and the Senate members individually, and the prepare the Jedi Order for retaliation should they be in his pocket. If the Jedi Order is to survive in vast number and support, there is no way even a Dark Lord can tarnish you if his true nature is revealed. If anything, I can go to the security council should the judgement of the Jedi not be trusted."</span></span>