Jek stepped in close to Aeris “Just warn them, they do not need to know everything.” He added softly as the other two were walking up to them. He took a deep breath to keep them all calm as An-Lok appeared to be taking on an indifferent approach. He watched both for a reaction, and he found that they did not give him much to discern as to what they thought of being informed of the visions. He could of course tell that Jax wanted to know more, that he wanted every single detail to every single vision and he regretted having her do this. But he could not take it back and would make it up to her later once alone in their quarters again, he would take his time and give her nothing but pleasure. But for now, they had a few recruits to pick up first.<br/><br/>The only indication that An-Lok gave to being informed of the visions and the potential for a dark and dangerous future. Her hands moved to her stomach as they often did these days when thinking about the future, because it meant considering the child that would be there. “She was shrouded in darkness more than either of us have ever been. That could be what started it all.” She said, now folding her arms carefully over her slowly growing bust. She was quiet, accepting that Aeris would tell them no more because she did not want to know more where it concerned risk to the baby. She wasn’t so sure she wanted the child’s future to start off dark. “Thank you.” She said softly, offering a brief smile for the information before turning to go board the shuttle as they were given permission to do so. She settled in a seat by the door to be able to hurry off when they landed. The baby didn’t like the landings of the shuttle very much and sometime made her sick.<br/><br/>Jek followed after everyone onto the shuttle and stood so he was like a shield between Aeris and the others so she could focus. This planet only had a few Force Sensitives, last he had checked the data pad. “We’ll decide how and if we’re dividing once we get planet side.” He said as they began the decent and entry onto the planet. "We need to find out how far apart they are first." He added as the landing platform came into view.