<div class="floatleft">(http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x94/Shadowphile/Purple%20andBlack_zpsucqavhib.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Cinjin Race<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Meeting Room<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Jedi Padawan<br/><br/>Cinjin wasn't entirely certain why he'd been summoned.  There were several possibilities.  He'd had a 'debate' with his lightsaber instructor on the concept of 'form zero'.  He'd been having odd nightmares.  He was certain there were a few reasons he hadn't thought of or wasn't aware of.  His interest in healing might have spawned the meeting.  Perhaps he'd been selected for special training.<br/><br/>All the possibilities evaporated when he stepped into the room.  He looked at the other students.  One or two had mention sharing his nightmares.  That, coupled with the rumours that the Grand Master was considering sending a group of students on a mission, told him what the meeting was about.  He pursed his lips and took a closer look at those around him.  Lacking eyes, he looked at them through the Force.<br/><br/>There were a few things that everyone in the room had in common; since they were all Force sensitive to some degree or other, their auras flared around them like miniature suns.  Aaron was awash in a field of flickering, staticky yellow, a colour Josest shared.  Xal'Drexel was radiating dark blue while Gasrel was a lighter blue with traces of violet and lavender.  That made him smile.  Sasea was showing yellow and red, while Zalara was red and purple.  Neither aura was particularly fitting for a Jedi trainee.  Finally he turned his sight on Kessro, another of only a handful of Miraluka currently training as Jedi.  He too was showing a light blue aura, without the interference of other colours.  It was very much in keeping with what a Jedi's aura should look like.<br/><br/>"We certainly represent an interesting cross section of the student body," he said, to no one in particular.  "Do you think they'll be sending us alone or will they send a Master?"  For him it was a rhetorical question.  The last time he'd been sent out on a mission with a handful of other students led by a Master Jedi, he'd ended up alone, having had to dig the graves of the people he'd been unable to save from their injuries.  He'd learned a lot since then.