Xavier does not agree with this. Him be a slave, how could he pretend to be a slave. Still these are Master Jedi surely they know what they are doing.
As Master Cabas spoke of succumbing though a thought entered Xavier's mind.
"I agree Master Windu this plan will work, "Xavier said. "How will I become a slave though?"
"Svidrigailov primarily captures and sells men and women who are young, strong, physically capable of hard labor," Ki-Adi-Mundi says. "As far as I'm concerned, you fit the bill."
"You will go to Almania and be captured in Svidrigailov's next raid," Master Windu says.
"Hold on," Cabas says. "When you say young men...I'm not quite as limber as I used to be, Master."
"You will be going in separately," Master Windu states. "You have long since proven that the Dark Side offers you no temptation. You will take Friste's route."
"We will be separated, then?" Cabas asks.
"Yes."
Xavier expression unwavering, did expreince a mental jolt at this statement.
This would eb the first time Xavier was not at his Master's side on a mission. Was this the Jedi Masters' way of telling Xavier that he was ready? Xavier logically believed himself to be ready. He possessed all the tools needed for a Jedi Knight to carry out missions by himself.
Still Xavier knew this would be difficult both mentally and physically. He also knew he would have to fight off the rational belief to resist being captured.
He turned to see Master Cabas' reaction.
Fair enough!
Cabas returns to you shortly, seeming a little flustered as the other Masters move to return to the Chancellor's office.
"Come along, then, my young Padawan," Cabas says, smiling at you. "We make for Almania tomorrow as Senator Wojaine's escorts. Since the pirates made a personal raid on his home, our presence will be expected, to defend the Senator and his remaining kin."
The Jedi Disciple in representing the Council, Trorn, reminds you of Yoda's high status and the possibility that you might not obtain a opportunity to meet with him, but puts in your request.
Trorn annoys you a great deal, most likely; he hasn't left the Temple since his training ended, and he comes off as rather smug.
Now for that data in the Archives...
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Friste Tem was found by Master Ko Cabas and Master Gostner Falk at the age of two on the planet of Gilgoss, a gray world victimized by a horrible plague. Friste, an orphan, was taken to Coruscant by the Jedi and deemed ready for training in the ways of the Force.
At the age of 13, Friste was chosen as the Jedi Padawan of Master Gostner Falk. Falk, a pacifist and politically-minded Jedi, attempted to pass on his philosophy to Friste, but to no avail. Friste instead focused in private on his combat abilities, training to become a well-rounded fighter. Friste is also noted for his high athletic ability.
Despite his misgivings on how his Padawan turned out, Master Falk and the Jedi Council granted the title of Jedi Knight to Friste Tem. This was a little over a year ago.
Friste became a very active Jedi Knight and became somewhat of a vigilante, participating in justified revolutions and activities that Falk did not agree with at all. When Master Falk was killed during an assassination attempt on a Senator, Friste ended his vigilante ways and only took missions deemed necessary by the Council.
However, he went Missing In Action during his mission against Svidrigailov.
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The Archives have very little on Svidrigailov, though obviously Friste Tem's disappearance is noted in his profile.
His criminal activities surfaced nearly a year ago, during his first slavery incursion into Republic space. Prior to that, he was not a concern of the Republic, and therefore not a concern of the Order.
Master Gostner Falk was found for training ninety years ago. Much as he was pacifistic and political, so was his Master. Though trained to use the lightsaber, he never resorted to using it against another lifeform; his style was solely defensive. He rarely used the Force for more than divining future events.
A great number of diplomatic missions are attributed to his name, most of them successful. He also trained many Padawans in his life time.
At the age of 90, he was shot and killed by a sniper at a political rally on a Republic world. The shot had been meant for the Senator speaking, but the sniper apparently missed and hit Master Falk in the forehead. Some theorize that he foresaw his death and allowed it to happen.
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Almania is the war-torn namesake of the Almania sector. It has always been ruled by an upper caste known as the Je'har. In the past, the Je'har have done horrible things to the lower castes, but in the past one hundred years the Senate (as it is a Republic world) has reasoned with the upper caste and ended its tyrannical ways (at least for now). Senator Wojaine is a member of the Je'har.
The world has also faced several wars, mostly civil wars. The capitol, Stonia (where you are headed) is an oasis in the gray, burnt deserts around, just north of the Sea of Holes (infamous site of an orbital bombardment). The Je'har control the capitol, where many are impoverished.
The planet has three moons- Pydyr, Auyebesh, and Drewwa.
Pydyr is a tropical moon, inhabited by the lazy and wealthy Pydyrians. The natives use the tropical beaches and larger cities as tourist traps, drawing in the Galaxy. However, outside of the big cities, the Pydyrians live primitive lives in muddy homes, using droids for mundane work so that they may live lives of leisure. They don't care about the rest of the Galaxy besides the tourists, and so allow Senator Wojaine to represent them.
Auyebesh has no notable landmarks or history; mostly grassy plains and a few settlers.
Drewwa was colonized by a few minor corporations to test various battle droid prototypes and firearms on the hostile wild life. Devoid of sentient life, otherwise.
All three moons, in addition to Almania, have a long history of issues with slavers. Pydyrians are rarely taken for labor (too lazy), but human and Twi'lek settlers on the moons are often captured. Almania also suffers from slavery raids, worsened by Wojaine's dealings with Svidrigailov.