The Dark Academy on Korriban

"It is a rather good sword. I know they will make good use of it until they creates their own saber. As much as I will like to pass my lightsaber down to them when they gets to be of age. I think that would be spoiling them a bit too much." Remmington helps Jun-Tsu up and brings her robes to her.

Slowly she began to dress, "Did your vater pass hiz saber to you?"

Jun-Tsu asked rhetorically with a shake of her head, "No, for zhere are times vhen a jen'jedai must forge zheir own vay und, taking the lessons of zhe past, build upon zhem rather zhan be restricted by zhem."

Remmington shakes his head. "He never had a chance to even if he wanted. Well I suppose that is fine. The path I forge shall be my own and with my own power."

"Exactly, zhough ewen more zhen zhat you build upon zhe lessons you already have. Zhat iz true growth. To forge zomezhink entirely knew iz noble, but it iz zmall, it iz veek. Like a zapling zhat beginz to grow. It may have a long, strong future, but rarely iz it itz creator zhat reapz the fruitz of zhere laborz."

She finished dressing, making final adjustments before finally glancing to Rem, "Are you ready to depart? Zhe ztrom might be ower by now."

Remmington finishes dressing as well and nods. "Yeah, I am ready to go.

Get the best of both worlds. There is no need to remake a star engine from scratch every time. There are rare opportunities of discovering something completely new but it is better to use the time and resources to improve upon what has already been established."

Jun-Tsu nodded in agreement and then set to leave.

She took a final glance about the tomb, taking in the artistry and make of the walls. The ceilings and stonework were now emblazoned in her mind, and she could understand why Korriban was considered so sacred. She took a deep breath of stale air and let it out slowly. It was uncertain whether she would ever return here, to the place of her first child's conception, and that left something akin to a melancholy feeling in her.

She pushed it aside with a light smirk, hidden by the shadows. There was nothing more to be said, so, with just the echoing steps of their feet, she led them from the tomb and out into the sands.

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