Standing there, Merryn couldn't help but think of how similar Jekin and Kailen looked. The young man who had just arrived was handsome, she supposed... In that respect, Kailen was as well. Her mind instantly admonished her for thinking of such things. Was that her own feelings or Nory's... or even Linzi's? It was hard to tell recently. She chalked it up to their current predicament and torn loyalties.<br/><br/>"As long as you're willing to learn, I'll teach you what I know." She said to Kailen, "Master Tokare would say we never stop learning, and there is a teacher in all things if we look hard enough."<br/><br/>Nory's remorse tugged at her, and the Twi'lek turned to her, putting her hands on her shoulders and offering her best smile, "You can both stop calling me Master... It's Merryn."<br/><br/>Her attention was captured by the trooper, gently grabbing her arm. She felt her warmth, her vitality and her zeal all at once. She was so unlike the carefully mediated stoics in the Order. It reflexively brought a smile to her face, "It's alright, we Jedi tend to travel light."<br/><br/>Merryn's head quirked as she watched the trooper call up a pair of cabbies and arranged for them to be picked up post-haste, "Please." She said, offering her hand, "If you'd lead the way."<br/><br/>Jodi and Marco were quickly at the park's speeder dock, prompt as ever. Linzi, Jekin, and Kaiden shared one cab. Merryn and Nory the other. Coruscant cabs were something of a legend even to those who lived there. Traffic lanes were notoriously congested, particularly around the capital district. Hundreds of speeders moving in three dimensions, tethered to their commuting computers. Accidents were rare, thanks to them... but as a result, one could spend hours just trying to get from one end of the district to the other. Of course, the cabbies had their own computers and they knew routes that no one else did.<br/><br/>They ended up at Tower seven less than fifteen minutes later, the first speeder waiting only moments for the second to arrive at the same dock. The apartments were more extravagant than one might have expected for military housing. Most likely it had been for Coruscanti officers- many of whom were probably deployed off-world. They seemed almost too big for one person alone, each with a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and living room- yet each of the Jedi had a suite to their own. Merryn stayed only long enough to give it a once-over, testing her key and perusing some of the accommodations. Dropping her bulky brown cloak onto the bed, she soon followed Linzi's voice, letting herself in at Jekin's room.<br/><br/>"I imagine we shouldn't get too comfortable." The knight said with a hint of remorse, "Best to enjoy it while you can."