It seemed that he and herself used the force on a whim, like it was everyday skills and abilities that they were using. A natural lie detector, an auto-pilot, a normal way to walk through doors without opening them. Letting out a soft sigh, there was only one Jedi Master he knew about that could phase through solid objects, and she was a bit of a hard case.<span style="color: #00BFFF">"Nice to meet you as well,"</span>Tiberian would say as she had replied to his introduction. Didn't seem like either of them were much up for conversation, at least to him anyway.<br/><br/>The girl replied to his answer with sarcasm.<span style="font-style: italic">Wait, did a Jedi just use sarcasm? So it wasn't just Ashoka Tano and Skyguy... Anakin Skywalker who made these kinds of remarks? This should be fun. </span>Once they had gotten settled in the ship, it seemed as if he didn't care much for the dead body. And while she was right on the nose about him not caring about most and obviously not seeing her as an enemy, he did have some things he cared about. They just were here to accompany him and many thoughts of his own were not only immoral, but also simple fantasy which he would never indulge.<br/><br/>He was also aware that if he were to go with her, he would have to end up not only answering to the investigative team of Jedi, but also the Jedi Council afterward. Especially the Council of First Knowledge which the Jedi Shadows answered to. The structure of the council was annoying, and it only got worse as the Jedi became more and more politically inclined. Sucking on his front teeth again slightly in self-annoyance, he would then glance over at her when she called him strange. Oh? He used to hear this quite often, in his other life. In this one he hadn't been around all that many people unless he was trying to survive, steal or get something for himself. Even then, he usually didn't talk.<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BFFF">"Is being strange such a bad thing?"</span>The boy would say rhetorically with a slight shrug, as if it was nothing, as it was nothing. That was just like him, not caring. Was it a facade? Was it something that he just let his mind do? Let it all just drift away rather than bottling it up.<br/><br/>Once she verified that he was going to have to talk to a Jedi Investigator, he nodded slightly. At least he didn't have to talk to the Coruscanti Police or Security Bureau, that was the last thing he needed. Since at least one person would report his findings to the Chancellor. Letting out a soft sigh, he would look over at her as she had that cup of juice in her hand. Pursing his lips slightly, he would walk over to the main seat and sit down, placing his feet up on the console and closing his eyes partially.<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BFFF">"Contingency Order Sixty-Six, In the event of Jedi officers acting against the interests of the Republic, and after receiving specific orders verified as coming directly from the Supreme Commander (Chancellor), GAR commanders will remove those officers by lethal force, and command of the GAR will revert to the Supreme Commander (Chancellor) until a new command structure is established."</span>The boy would state with a light annoyed expression on his face after reciting one of the contingency orders which were used to control the Clone Troopers.<span style="color: #00BFFF">"The Jedi will not be able to act immediately. They will have to subtly, but very quickly, manipulate politics. They have to get the Security Council to initiate Contingency Order 65, but I doubt we can with him in the way..."</span><br/><br/>The Freighter would make its way from the lower levels of Coruscant, bypassing multiple scans as it had no contraband on board at all. Once it was up on the surface, the Freighter went directly in the direction of the Jedi Temple. His eyes opened slightly as he could feel the warmth of the planet's sun on his face.<span style="color: #00BFFF">"We'll have to round up his supporters... Change or remove them,"</span>He was thinking aloud it seems.