Alethea gave Thal-ion a nod and a smile in response to what awaited them. This would be a cake walk compared to what they had just faced. Suddenly, Thal-ion brought up a valid point. Their ship. They had left it behind. They would need to convince the other Jedi to drop them off at their ship or else they would be out a ship, which would not be good. Never mind that it wouldn't be good if someone found it. As Thal-ion said, they may as well hand over the timeline if they lost it. "Yeah. Let's hope they are willing to aid us," she agreed as she took both of her blades in her hands once more. "Right. Let's do it," she nodded in response.<br/><br/>Thal-ion charged in and Alethea ignited both blades. She held one blade in a Shien grip while the other was in a reserve Shien grip. As Thal-ion took to rescuing the prisoners, Alethea took the liberty of freeing the ship of its guards. She leaped across the room, deflecting blaster bolts back at the droids even as she did. Shien was her best option against opponents with blasters, as it worked well against blasters, particularly when multiple opponents were involved. As she landed, the reserve Shien grip she held her other blade with allowed her to make short work of several enemies with a single sweeping strike. She took out the droids several at a time until the last few remained, and then she worked on picking them off. Rather than waste energy going after each one, she used the Force to push one back, slamming it into the wall and smashing it to pieces, then pulled another to her before slicing it with her blade.<br/><br/>She finished off those around the ship before disappearing inside. There were only two inside, and a moment after she entered the ship, both went flying out of the ship, smashing together before crumbling into a scrap heap on the floor. She then strode out of the ship just in time to see Thal-ion making her way to her. She deactivated her blades and clipped them to her belt as she glanced from Thal-ion to the two Jedi approaching.<br/><br/>Thal-ion took to explaining that they had secured the ship and they should get going rather than delaying. He then asked that the two of them be dropped off at their ship. Good. Now they just had to hope that the two would agree. Master Qui-Gon Jinn seemed to consider what the young Jedi had told him, but the Queen answered instead, taking him up on his offer and agreeing to do as they requested. She breathed a silent sigh of relief before escorting them aboard the ship.<br/><br/>Thal-ion went to the cockpit to speak with the pilot, while Alethea stayed behind. "I apologize that we cannot give you the answers you seek," she apologized to them, knowing that each of them had their questions, despite not voicing them. "We were instructed not to speak to anyone but Master Yoda," she explained. It wasn't exactly true. They hadn't expected to travel through time, so they hadn't really been given instructions. Still, she thought it best to limit the number of people who knew their identities, and Master Yoda was the first one who came to mind. They could trust him.<br/><br/>It wasn't that she thought Qui-Gon or Obi-Wan were untrustworthy. From what she knew about Qui-Gon, she thought he was someone she would rather like, and Obi-Wan was a legend in their time. Nevertheless, the fewer people who knew, the less likely it was to spread and have undesirable consequences. For all they knew, their very presence could be the reason someone discovered that traveling through time was possible. It was something of a paradox, to be sure, but not impossible.<br/><br/>Thankfully, Qui-Gon didn't seem to desire to question her. "Very well. Once we make it to Coruscant, I will take you to see Master Yoda," he agreed. She knew that he still had many questions he wished to ask, but thankfully he didn't voice those questions. This gave her a bit of a reprieve, so that she could breathe and take it all in. She couldn't help but feel a bit of awe at being in the presence of a legend. It was crazy. Beyond crazy. And it certainly wouldn't be the craziest part about this situation, she thought. Nevertheless, she contained herself, forcing herself not to stare at the historical figures come to life as traveled to their ship.<br/><br/>Once she had made it to their ship, Alethea was the first to exit their current vessel. "I'll go prep the ship," she made her intentions clear, giving the three figures a small bow before she exited the ship and headed for their own. She then went through the same familiar procedure to ready the ship for take off. By the time Thal-ion arrived, she was ready to go. " Ready when you are," she informed the other pilot over the comm system. Once he was in the air, she wasn't far behind him, taking to the skies to follow them to their destination. Once they were on their way, she stole a glance at her companion. "How are you feeling?"