Aaron was lost in his thoughts as others gathered. He wasn't surprised to see some of them, but he wondered if they had all had the same dream. He was contemplating this when Master Katarn arrived with Kessro. He nodded gently at the eyeless male, trying to give a sense of reassurance through the Force. Until his attention was drawn by a sudden jolt to the shoulder. He didn't need to look at her to know it was Zalara, she was the only person he knew that would treat him that way. But he also knew she thought better of him than her words seemed to let on. Even if he did get her into trouble every now and then.<br/><br/>He spared a glance at the shorter humanoid, eyeing her up and down. His eyes narrowed as he let his senses take everything in. He could practically smell the sweat on her, could imagine her body coated in a light sheen of sweat. She'd been training, and he was pretty sure he knew who she'd been with. He just grinned as his eyes roamed over the others, as he let the Force fill him, reading the emotions in the room patiently.<br/><br/>"Not sure yet." he said softly, with a smile at the Echani woman beside him. "My guess is the dream. Seems like Joset and Xal both had it too. I've got no read on Gasrel, she's keeping to herself for the moment. Sasea's the only one that's giving off anything troubling but she's calm enough. The way I figure at this point there are two likely scenarios. We're either going to be quarantined from the rest of the academy and kept for study, or they're going to send us on a mission."<br/><br/>He kept the volume of his voice low, not quite a whisper but he didn't have anything to hide with his words. He didn't want to keep people from their own conversations, or the masters for that matter. Not that he expected them to, not in front of students. Aaron prided himself in his ability to assess a situation. The words said, or not said, actions demonstrated, and even the audience for whom those actions are performed. All of them came together to form a picture. And he liked to think he could deduce well enough.