<span style="color: #00FF00">“Sorry if I came across that way. I didn’t mean to force my beliefs on you. It wasn’t what I intended. I simply wanted to try and give you some context to why I haven’t warned them. If you wish to do so I will not stop you. But I cannot get involved.”</span>The pain in his eyes would be hard to read, but it was there. It wasn’t that he wanted the Jedi to end. But on the same hand he held tightly onto his guilt. Not just for being the reason behind the clones, in his mind,  but the fact was he had failed to protect his people. His crew being the last of them. He sighed.<br/><span style="color: #00FF00">“I will take you to the council. But I will not interfere. However, personally I advice you gather evidence against him then take go to the security council instead. The Jedi… their hatred of the Darkside will drive them to act rashly. But if you can prove to the security council that Palpatieen is a threat then they can rationally him down.”</span><br/>It was at that point the second droid on the ship rolled into the briefing room. The droid was a common sight in Gorlia class argo vessel, or the kind of ship the Se’pal was, in fact the C-S-D, or Cargo Support Drone, was an entire classification of droid especially designed to assist the engineers of cargo vessels as its primary function. But they also had a very powerful tractor emitter which was combined with a gravitational field Disruptor allowed the droid to assist in the loading of cargo. Currently in its ‘cargo beam’ it held a small cylinder.  The thing was a vital component of the ships power grid and was currently a blackened mess.<br/><span style="color: #00FF00">"What happened?" </span>Sal asked, and the droid replied in binary beeps and whistles. Sal had an inbuilt translator unit in his armour.<br/>Dimodus energy could not be directly extracted from the crystal stably, in fact the only time it was directly done was in their blasters thus their sheer power. Instead the power had to pass through two separate safety systems. The first was the ‘power converter’ which turned it from pure energy to electricity. Then the second was the ‘power regulator’ which made sure the sheer wattage didn’t over load any systems. The cylinder was the power regulator for the sub-light engines originally. But the Forward weapons array, not including those on the cargo pod, and the sub-light engines used the same amount of power. So when the sub-light engine one had overloaded, due to age, the engineer had attempted to get it under control. But had been hurt in the process. So  CSD-64 had instead swapped over the regulators so the could rescue Sal.<br/>“Crap… we can’t replace those… maybe make some more out of a hyperdrive coil but that’ll be hard…. god damn it.” Sal growled, the downed part just adding to his stress.<span style="color: #00FF00">"I can't do it, hopefully Thia can heal Devron soon since he can do it."</span><br/>Sal bit down into the worm and began to suck it dry.