Ok, Galder, you emerge with the book a few minutes later. Kuylen extends his arms and takes the weight of it upon himself, opening the front cover and flicking through the first few pages.
"Very well, Galder," he says. "If you please..."
Don't try and be fancy about this, Galder, remember he told you to kill the Elder, not start a fight with the Jedi.
"Find what you've been looking for, Kuylen ?" asks Gundark, coldly.
"Yes," replies Kuylen, simply, before you shoot, Galder.
The Elder seems not to react in shock or horror as the bastic warhead blows out his sopine against the wall behind. He just turns to look at Gundark as he falls, dead before he hits the ground.
Galder's grin widens.
"I guess he won't be giving any more advice..." Galder snarls to the Jedi. "Kuylen, do I get to do the same to the Jedi? How about the small, insectoid one..." He aims in Xeth's direction. "Or maybe the old man here?" He aims at Marcus. "Or should we let them suffer as we start controling the galaxy?"
"And your purpose is...? Upholding justice and truth and all that bullshit? Oh please, don't even try. You should see how we live. It is a much better way to go. More power, more freedom, more respect from those around you."
"The Elder probably thought of you as idiots since you fell for our trap, bringing out the soldiers when he could have starved us of killing. Indeed, you are a fool to continue on as a Jedi. You don't even look the part! A species that makes guns for a living, and you're covered in guns like I am! And your anger, I can sense it...why do you not fight on our side?"
Sadistic twisted bastard," Kellan spits at you, Galder. "Bloody damned killing as all you know. You think you're something, don't you ? Big man with a big blaster. Well let me tell you what are," she smiles sickly at you. "You're nothing but a brainless hired thug. You do what you do because you can't do anything else. Look at your company, Galder. Other low life gutter slugs and overstuffed aliens." She gestures casually toward your artificial arm. "And an artificial arm too. Guess you're not that good in a fight after all." She shakes her head. "I don't see you attracting any admiring females. Guess that artificial arm makes you half a man."
"If you are trying to make me angry, it is working..." Galder snarls, aiming the machine pistol in her direction. "I am in the company of your superiors. I learn from a man who can easily put you on the ground with a blade at your throat, and I hope to sometime soon do the same. And the mechanical arm? So I was bested once by this geizer here, big whoop..." Galder gestures at Marcus with the pistol. "I like this thing better anyway. Stronger, a secret compartment, a blaster, a knife, all inside my forearm. And maybe I'll make some modifications! Then I'll be just as annoying as Balek." He grins maliciously, taking a step forewards and igniting his red Sith lightsaber, making sure that Gundark gets a glimpse of the handle.
"Come on, Kellan, let your anger flow! You cannot save the Zeitonians any more than you can save this dead frog on the floor," Galder says, giving the Elder a little nudge with the Force. "But you can lead them to victory against the Republic, perhaps. The group of old men and women that you call a Council did not warn you of the problems here, did they? Why should you obey them if they failed to tell you anything?"