USH'S GAME EPISODE II- 'REVENGE'. Light Side Area

"Yes, I'll make sure that they speed up delivery, your highness," says Xeth. Why did Vett Qa have to be the head of Shareth's shipping board? The senator of Taloraan had told him to take on Vett's role, but didn't tell him what his job was.

Xeth looked again, but could not see the Jedi. He was hoping to chat with them, being a Jedi himself.

"Master Kiel, I would like to know as well how you plan to bring Yerssot back to us."

This should be interesting... Gundark thought, knowing the young Knight Lance was planning on confronting yerssot himself.

Xeth had his sonic blaster hoisted up, but he holstered it when everything seemed calm. "So far so good," he said to Shareth.

"It's not complicated, young Lance," says Kiel. "All I have to do is wait for an opportune moment to free him."

Back at Shareth's ship, the (VERY) large amouint of crates is being unlaoded into the cargo area, and Faylar's men are stsarting to move them away.

Lance nods to the Jedi Master. He then looks back to the Hutt's ship.

"My that's a lot of battle droids."

(You can't see them from where you are, Lance!)

Ah yes - I assume we're still making our way out of the underground area...

"With all due respect Master Kiel, I feel it would take our combined skills to confront the Dark Jedi who are controlling yerssot." She looked at Kiel knowingly. "I have fought Kuylen. He is NOT to be underestimated."

"As a swordsman, perhaps," says Kiel. "But if his intellect was so vast he would never have gone doen this ridiculous path of his. I have no intention of fighting each of these fallen Jedi. Like I say, an opportunity will present itself to safely rescue my old Padawan, I am sure."

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Meanwhile, Bespin, as you are up on the surface, you are aware of a certain commotion outside. Another fight is raging inside the city; apparently there has been a serious shooting match on the streets on the other side of the city.

"The choice is yours, of course," Gundark answered. "I am going after Argentis. Perhaps we should divide our group ?"

''If Master Kiel doesn't want to go to the palace, why should that be a problem, Master Gundark? Anyway, shouldn't we pick up the pace, to get there quickly?''

"Indeed," says Ithrorn. "Those crates won't stay in a holding area forever. If we are taking this chance to get in then we will have to decide quickly."

I'll go with Gundy to find Argentis

"Then I suggest Ithrorn and I try to access the palace while Master Kiel attempts to find yerssot." Gundark looked at mah and Lance. "What is your decision ?"

"I would like to go with Master Kiel to help liberate young Yerssot."

''I will go to the palace.''

"Its settled then," Gundark said. "Let's get moving."

"May the Force be with you then, Master Gundark," says Kiel, nodding at you.

"Come, young Lance," he says, disappearing down the corridor back to thd space port.

Gundark turned to mah. "So how do you feel about tight spaces ?" she asked with a grim smile.

Mah smiled. ''Ah, tight spaces, tight schedules, it's what we Jedi are used to.''