Galder ignores Takuan's suffering, but eventually throws a bacta container in his general direction.
"Looks like our forces have betrayed us. They intervened with killing the Jedi, and we were this close!" Galder says, measuring the space with lightsabers. He puts them away and keeps out his multipurpose rifle, in case any more Zets decide to attack. He looks around to make sure the place is empty except for his comrades.
"He certainly did not intend for us to leave," says Saar.
The journey through the city is not without incident, as it continues to tear itself apart. Quite a few Zeitonians continue to ask you for orders, it must be said. They seem surprisaed that any of them turned traitor.
Kulyen is back down below the foundations where you hid before, reading the book. He seems unconcerned by the chaos above.
"There you are," he says. "What kept you?"
"It seems that our Leiutenants and soldiers have betrayed us, but some remain loyal," Galder reports. "They thought it would be a good idea to kill us and get the book for themselves. We escaped, as you can tell, but Takuan has been wounded. You have the book, and the Elder is dead, so things still seem pretty good to me."