As Master Terran's turn came closer Regera became more and more nervous. He twisted his brown plain robes into knots and wrung them in his hand. He looked over at his master and shook his head, it looked almost like the older man was sleeping. His time came, as Master Dawnstar flipped another report into the finished pile.
"Next?" An old style protocol droid rolled forward and handed Dawnstar another folder. "Master Terran to speak about the preservation of the Jedi archives."
Terran stood up and placed a hand on Regera's shoulder. Regera jerked in surprise at his Master's name being called.
"Friends, I have traveled from my school in Ulvena to speak with you about the current disorder of our written history. The records of the Jedi are spread out randomly throughout the universe. It would take little effort from our enemies to take advantage of this disorder and wipe the entire history of the Jedi away forever! I purpose a massive research gathering effort on all our parts to bring this information together and safe guard it from harm."
Murmurs broke out among the Jedi. Regera silently agreed with them, it sounded like a whole heck of a lot of work.
Master Phalcindral spoke up, "But that would take far too long! I say we have nothing to fear. Who could possibly wipe out the history of the Jedi?" He scoffed and leaned back. "Look at our number. One of us would remember and be able to safe guard the information if it were to come to that. I say it is a waist of our time."
It appeared most of the assembly agreed with Master Phalcindral. Dawnstar held up a hand to silence the crowd. "I believe it would be nice to gather together all of the infromation. The closest we currently have are the Jedi holocrons. There are only three of them and they are very hard to maintain. I will put this idea on the table for further discussion. Right now the current unrest over the lack of food in the Senolina regions are our main concern. Thank you Master Terran. We will revisit this issue at a later date. Next?"
Terran nodded and sat down.
Regera leaned over and whispered, "Well that wasn't good." Terran only shook his head.