Alethea looked Thal-ion over as he spoke, telling her that he was hurt, but he was more tired than anything. He expressed how drained her felt and, if she were being honest, she felt about the same. "I don't think I remember ever being this tired, either," she agreed. "Then again, I've never fought two Sith in the same day, either," she tried to joke, giving him a small smile. "In all seriousness, I'm sure that played a part, especially since we didn't really rest between fights. And that fight was... terrifying, honestly," she admitted, although she didn't really want to.<br/><br/>"I think we both used just about everything we had to survive up until now, and now that the fight is over and the adrenaline has worn off, we're both finally realizing that," she chuckled a little and sighed. "But past our limits or not, we aren't done yet," it was a fact that they both understood. There was still much to be done, and they hardly had a moment to rest. They would, once this was over, she hoped. For now, however, they had to persevere.<br/><br/>"Rage is a powerful thing, and Sith are masters at using that power. Evidently, dying Sith are no exception," she replied thoughtfully. She once again wondered to herself if it was a good idea to meddle in history. Revealing their presence to the other Jedi might not have any real effect, and if the queen was meant to be saved, then their presence shouldn't make a huge difference, but it was the first step. Take one step and it's harder to turn back. She still wasn't sure what the best option was, but she would have to consider that later. For the moment, she guessed that joining the other Jedi was the best option they had. They had little hope of doing much of anything on their own. "Alright. We should discuss our plans for what to do after this, once we have a moment to breathe," she added, wanting to discuss the matter with him when they could. "For now, assisting them is probably the best thing we can do," she agreed.<br/><br/>"I should hope so," she responded to his seemingly random question. After all, especially in their time, there weren't even a great number of Masters who had successfully faced Sith. In theory , she would imagine it would earn them their place as Jedi Knights. If there were a Master to grant them such a rank. Alas, that was not currently the case. Would it count, she wondered, if a Master here were to tell them yes? Perhaps. One way or the other, she thought that she would be glad to be among other Jedi again, different time or not. She thought that the Jedi in this time were a little different than they were in their time, but they were not that different, and either way, ultimately, Jedi were Jedi, and a Jedi in any timeline was better than no Jedi. At least, that was what she thought.<br/><br/>"They are getting close," she observed as she felt the other Jedi closing in on their position. "This should be interesting to explain."