"I've had to make a lot up on the way.  Even Kelluka pretty much said 'I already taught you how to shoot, just do what feels right.'." Jekin laughed softly as he reminisced a little, though he felt his own measure of sorrow.  Would he ever stand with his Master again?  The Rodian who had taught him more than his own parents had was now on the other side of what might as well have been a kilometer thick durasteel wall.  He had to survive the war before he could worry about that, but he could not help a smile at the memory.<br/><br/>When she spoke again, he nodded, reloading the blaster and holstering both weapons at his sides. "Yes, we shall."<br/><br/>"Good morning, Linzi.  You missed out on me getting my morning shave with these three." He smiled as he made his way in with Merryn. "It was supposed to be Merryn against the three of us, but I feel like I barely pulled the weight of half a Jedi."