In the quarters of Eavan and Beagan…
"Do you think she will agree to help? I don't think after what the supreme council did the last time, she will help," Beagan said. He turned around to face Eavan. "She will," he replied. "She may not like the supreme council, but she will always help those who are in need. And these people are definitely in need of help. I can't come to peace with the fact we waited so long to help them. And now we only help because we need to, because otherwise there'll be nothing left when the Yuuzhan Vong are through."
"I agree with you," Beagan said as sadness filled his voice. "But now we can, and let's not waist any more time. I don't think these people fully understand what is going on, in fact, I bet they think we're mad."
"You are correct. Let's try and contact her."
Sometime later a bright white light appeared in the room. From the light was a tall girl with black hair visible. She had an irritated look on her face. "Not again! I told you I was trough with working for the supreme council. Certainly after what they did the last time! They set me up!" she cried. You must have a very good reason, otherwise I'll be gone before you say: wait."
"Kiya, calm yourself," Eavan said with a reasoning voice. I know you're not on good terms with the council at the moment, and I'm not going to argue what the council did was right, but we need your help."
"Alright, I'll listen," she said. But why of all warriors around must you choose me to help you?"
"Do you think she will agree to help? I don't think after what the supreme council did the last time, she will help," Beagan said. He turned around to face Eavan. "She will," he replied. "She may not like the supreme council, but she will always help those who are in need. And these people are definitely in need of help. I can't come to peace with the fact we waited so long to help them. And now we only help because we need to, because otherwise there'll be nothing left when the Yuuzhan Vong are through."
"I agree with you," Beagan said as sadness filled his voice. "But now we can, and let's not waist any more time. I don't think these people fully understand what is going on, in fact, I bet they think we're mad."
"You are correct. Let's try and contact her."
Sometime later a bright white light appeared in the room. From the light was a tall girl with black hair visible. She had an irritated look on her face. "Not again! I told you I was trough with working for the supreme council. Certainly after what they did the last time! They set me up!" she cried. You must have a very good reason, otherwise I'll be gone before you say: wait."
"Kiya, calm yourself," Eavan said with a reasoning voice. I know you're not on good terms with the council at the moment, and I'm not going to argue what the council did was right, but we need your help."
"Alright, I'll listen," she said. But why of all warriors around must you choose me to help you?"