Kala'din , Ryloth
Unknown P.O.V(Point of view)
The man quietly moved through the streets of Kala'din. It was if he wasn't even there, but that was because the people were ignoring the man. He was stocky and short, but gave off an aura of mystery. He walked closer to home of whic seemed quiet to most, was a whirlwind of activity. The force seemed to practically call out to him, leading him to this one house. His weapon shook in its clipped place on his belt. He knocked on the door, waiting for anwser. He didn't expect for him to be dragged inside so quickly.
"Are you here to help cure my baby," The twi'lek woman asked with exhaustion clearly present in her voice. He looked around her home, Trash and other items.
"Cure your baby, is she sick," He asked after walking up to the baby in the crib. The baby girl giggled, reaching her hands up in a 'pick me up' motion. He swiftly reached into her crib and plucked her out.
"She has caused all of this," The young mother replied, pointing to the mess scattered around the room. He wasn't convined, no baby could have done this. Unless she was-
His thoughts were cut off as the baby began to lift up a small glass object, without her hands.
"That is what she does, she does that to cause this," She said, as the baby lost her grip on the glass object causing it to shatter against the room floor.
"She isn't sick," He told her, looking around for a bag to put her stuff in. The woman looked at him with a dumbfounded expression.
"She is force sensitive," He replied looking at her. The womans face turned from confused to happy. It was as if she was looking for a reason to keep the baby.
"I am a jedi, may i take your daughter for jedi training," he asked, looking at the woman in the eyes. She was about to reply, when a blast of red entered the room. The laser hit the woman right between the eyes. She fell over, the jedi grabbed her just before she hit the floor. He grabbed the necklace that was wrapped around her mothers neck. He ran as fast as he could out of there, the baby snuggled tight in his arms.