"So we're going back to Snoke to see if we can restrict his Force-access?" Kyp asked. He looked to Jacen and Jaina. "And we all have to go?"
"Stop being such a kriffing coward," Jaina said. "Jacen agreed to go back."
"Very, very reluctantly," Jacen said pointedly.
"Hey, I didn't say that I wouldn't!" Kyp protested.
"Well, screw your courage to the sticking place," Jaina said. "We're never going to be rid of Snoke if we don't believe in ourselves!"
"That is oddly optimistic for essentially murdering a ghost," Ben pointed it out.
"I thought we weren't killing it," Kyp said, eyes wide. He was twitching a little, just glancing at the former Kylo Ren. "You guys said we're stripping it of its powers."
"It's a ghost who's purely Force-powers," Ben said. "End that, and Snoke will die. I'm not going to lose any sleep over that."
"I don't think it will, that's not how Kenobi described it," Rey said. There was something strange about her mother's Force aura, Jaina noticed. Being temporarily in the Otherworld had left some mark that was barely there.
"Look, Kyp, we're just going to save the galaxy from Snoke's Force ghost, whatever that means," Jaina said. "Are you in?"
Kyp didn't even hesitate. "Absolutely." He was silent for a moment. "Although I am very, very reluctant about it."
"As long as we're in it together," Rey said. "That's what's most important."
"So it's not just you five, then?"
Everyone swiveled their heads. Siri Tachi stood there, with all of the mixed Knights of Ren and Gray Order, sans Sorscha Martigan and a few others.
Rey rose to her feet. "Siri, no. I couldn't ask this of you. It's too dangerous."
"Master Skywalker, I'd follow you anywhere," Siri said. "I'd serve any cause you deem worthy. You know that by now."
Rey sighed uncomfortably. "I guess I can't stop you, Siri."
"That's right." Siri was smug.
"Well, I command the Knights of Ren to sit this one out," Ben said. "This is the end of the line. I've asked a lot of you. . . But this is too much."
"Like hells we're sitting this out!" A tall woman with a freckled face and almond eyes snarled.
"Yeah," said a curly-haired male Knight of Ren. "Ben, we've been through hell and back and gone to the dark side for you. We know Snoke. He kriffed up all of our lives. You think we don't want some vengeance?"
"Marek, no, stand down," Ben said, shifting uncomfortably.
Marek and the woman, Lara, looked at each other and rolled their eyes. A dark-haired woman with green skin, also in Knights of Ren clothing, sighed.
"He's always like this," she said to a perturbed Jedi Knight.
"I- I don't know what to say," Rey admitted.
"You always taught us to say thank you," Jaina said, standing up. "I guess we should get going then. We've got an army, and we know where Snoke is. . . I say we go after Snoke!"