<br/><div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/nLnZjdq.jpg)</div>Jolyn Suli (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2271264)<br/><br/><strong>Wound:</strong>0/12  -<strong>Strain:</strong>2/12  -<strong>Soak:</strong>3  -<strong>Morality:</strong>50  -<strong>Conflict:</strong>2 -<strong>Destiny:</strong>4 dark 3 light<br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Cockpit<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>all by cockpit<br/><strong>Effects:</strong>-commit force die to increase difficulty of attacks against Jolyn by 2, twice per turn.<br/><strong>Action:</strong>Heading back to the ship<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Jolyn didn't even look at Laeli, let alone acknowledge her whinging at the great sin of suggesting their limited resources go to those who could be trusted to make the best use of them, "We seem to be in agreement then" she said, giving a nod as the justicars declared their new mission and creed, "A noble one indeed, hopefully we'll not distract from your duties too long" she said. Contrary to everyone's assumptions, especially Laeli's, Jolyn was no cackling villain. She hunted the Jedi because she believed it the will of the Force, nothing more or less, and she never cared much for the more brutal actions of the Empire, though she didn't care enough to ever intervene either. She also had a fondness for troopers...well, the closest thing to fondness the emotionally repressed woman could manage, often having squads of them assigned to her on her missions. So to see this group of them pursuing a just cause, well she had no complaints.<br/><br/>"Though a word of warning. Neither Sith nor Jedi are particularly fond of jokes and teasing" she said, giving them fair warning as she could sense Dala's readiness to disarm the trooper in the most literal sense, and she doubt someone as high strung as Laeli would take well to being an arm rest. With all that said Jolyn was the first to take her leave, heading back to the cargo hold so she could board the Justicars' ship.