STAR WARS: RETROSPECTION- Cold War

"You don't think you can enforce it?" Ker asks.

"I'm not superior to Dak," Wraith says. "Not until I improve myself."

"Dak's a pretty strong warrior," Ker says. "And he's only gaining more experience in the middle of a war."

"All the more reason for me to work my own route," Wraith says. "This isn't working right now. We need a plan. We need to separate or... or SOMETHING."

"How do you propose we do that?" Ker'Raos says.

Wraith is not sure what his options are. He doesn't think that Dak is going to help them much (even if he wants to). Leaving Arnia would be the best option but then it's back to being on the run.

Arnia is the best opportunity you have had in some time. And yet no-one will talk to you or listen to you.

Sounds like Wraith is stuck...

It is a frustrating feeling for any Dark Sider. You have the drive to become something greater, and yet the first opportunity you have had in some time is not quite cutting it.

Wraith definitely has the drive and ability to take control here. He just doesn't have the social powers of the Force that would help him greatly here. (Unlike Rand who has all of them.)

The "Great Leader" still won't see him or anyone, right? What if Wraith pushes the point here?

You might be able to get to him. They are remaining solid on the policy.

Wraith will try again. He will try the "nice way," reminding the soldiers that block him out that Wraith was the one that killed Princess Ditari, heir to the throne of Arnia.

They don't seem to believe you, Wraith.

Dak will tell Mither about the victory, and how he led the army to a great success... and he will throw in that Wraith and Ker were a key part of that success. Without them, we might have fallen, but with them our victory was assured.

He will tell the Great Leader that a matter concerning the Force and Jedi ways has come up, and he needs to interrogate the prison about them. If Mither insists on being there, then as much as he regrets it, Dak thinks Gremon will be more forthcoming without the Great Leader's presence.

Mither can be found in the small cavern where he has squirreled away his belongings and comfortable seats that don't irritate his dry and flaky scales.

"I do not care about the Outsssidersss partsss in thissssssss," Mither hisses harshly when you tell him. "But Meja'Tsssid is oursss. Well done, General. I am MOST pleasssed."

When you bring up the Jedi ways, Mither flicks his tongue nervously.

"What could you posssssibly want to know from the lying Prince?"

Are they still not letting Wraith in?

Dak will tell him that the lightsabers of the Royal Family are identical, and in Jedi terms that means a shared master. He needs to interrogate Gremon about this likely powerful master, to have all the information necessary for the final assault, when that time comes.

"It is no sssecret that the Queen-Mother trains all her offssspring in her arts," Mither hisses. "That is how they have continued their illegitimate monarchy. Sheer power.

"What do you think Gremon knowsss that you do not already?"

Originally posted by General Zink
Are they still not letting Wraith in?

They are not. Something about there being no way you could have killed Ditari yourself.