ly light came from the beams of the c
he map out of Cecil's hand as s
d, his voice low and danger
. He pointed to a trail that led up a steep ridge. "This way. I've s
sed, her expression unreadable. "You are wrong,
who can read a map! You're the one who thinks she can just boss p
ed marching up the ridge, his boots
. She didn't chase h
snapped h
cutting through the
back of his knee. It wasn't a physical bl
urprise as his balance deserted him. He
, caught him mid-fall. It pushed down on his shoulders and lift
head bowed. It was a perfect, ceremonial kne
he red light blinking. The live
at wen
t Jedi mind
like a sack
t television I
ground, but it was like an anvil was sitting
eps barely making a sound. She stopped in
nfolded it, glancing at the strange symbols and lines. She di
feel it. A faint hum of technol
he hill, in the exact opposite directi
ssure v
embarrassment. He brushed the dirt off his pants, his hands
od there, staring at her w
She moved with an easy grace, ducking under bra
ice. He was seething, his pri
behind them, struggling to
cked the way. Cecil raised a hand, and the branches
horn scraped across his cheek, drawing a thin
er. A tiny smirk played on he
t, voices drifted throug
one cut through the silence
rowing. The oily feeling wa
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