"You will see."
The door silently slides open, revealing a dark corridor ahead of you. Unlike most of the Temple, which is ancient but kept intact and polished and gleaming, this corridor has stone walls that have crumbled slightly over time and the floor is naught but dust.
"Go on, then," Cabas says.
Your first step into the hallway lifts a small puff of dust off the floor, but it is not the only footprint set into the fine grains that coat the ground. There are several of different shapes and sizes.
The hallway leads into a large room that greatly resembles the prison facility cells from Shawshank Redemption, but for the fact that it is made of worn gray stone and appears ill-used.
You do not get far before a pair of Jedi Knights step into your path, wearing archaic blast armor. They have their lightsabers in hand.
"State your intent," one says.
"I am sharing the existence of this place with my Padawan," Cabas says. "So that he can bear witness to its prisoners..."
The Jedi Knight produces a scanner device and carefully performs a set of biometric security checks; an eye scan, a fingerprint scan, etc. Cabas is cleared, and they must put your biometric data into the device as well, for records.
The needle punctures your skin and blood is drawn. With their data in order for one Xavier Kolarn, Jedi Padawan, the Jedi Knights resume their posts at security stations on either side of the hallway.
"Any particular prisoner you wish to see, Master Cabas?" asks the first one, a dark-haired, burly man.
"No, thank you," Cabas says.
"Suit yourself."
Cabas turns to you as the pair of you take your leave of the Jedi guardians, walking into the stale-smelling and claustrophobic atmosphere of the prison facility.
"Xavier, open up your senses and tell me what you feel," Cabas commands.
A nearly overwhelming sense of negative emotions crashes over you and clouds your mind. Fear and anger swirl around you, emotions that can only be associated with the Dark Side of the Force, especially when you are sensing it so strongly.
"The Jedi Order, as the Council has said, respects life," Cabas says. "We do not take it needlessly. This, Xavier, is the Dungeon of the Jedi. It is a highly secretive location and we do not bring attention to it. Here we keep those who have walked the Dark Path but surrendered to the will of the Jedi, either seeking our help in redemption- a fruitless effort- or knowing that they cannot contest our numbers alone. They remain here until the end of their days, considered too dangerous to lock up in a Republic prison and too dark to be redeemed. They are beyond help and so we keep them."