USH'S STAR WARS GAME- CAMPAIGN II EPISODE IV (JEDI)- Purity

Andro will check to see if it's 'unlocked' or however that works in Star Wars. If the control won't open the door, his saber will. But first a good check over his shoulder. Both of them actually.

Looks clear.

The door opens; no-one is in.

(Quick search, just like Varm's room. All rooms. Closets. Shower/Bathroom. And any Big drawers!)

Observation roll!

You find nothing of interest in a quick search.

Is Jelena able to radio ahead to Andro to inform him of their findings with Sienar while her, Roan, and Sunda head to the Basilica?

You call Andro on the link.

Silence.

Jelena frowns at the comlink.

"We're being jammed," Jelena says to Roan and Sunda. "Sunda, stay close to your master. If my vision is correct... things will shortly become unpleasant at the Basilica. Keep your wits about you both..."

Jelena will keep her lightsaber in hand.

Well the comlink seems to be working fine otherwise.

Andro must be somewhere with poor reception...

Finding nothing, Andro leaves the room, careful to leave things as he found them. He stands outside, pondering the situation. He wants to scream.

He begins heading back to the main entrance, when his thoughts begin to wander. Nothing feels right about this mission anymore. When they set down on this planet, he was so sure he would be able to blow the thing wide open, 'rescue' Gallagher and defeat Seinar. And he probably could have, succeded at every goal. Except there was one foe that defeated him at every step: The Law. At there's the deeper issue. When did a Jedi, raised in the Temple, a protector of peace and justice in the Galaxy, start thinking of the Law as an enemy? How could his attitude have turnd around so quickly; in just a few short days? That thought frightened him more than anything he had ever encountered.

He knew he had stared down the wrong path already, in Seinar's office. And he know most likely he would face discipline because of it. But what about after this mission, assuming he survives Seinar's plans? Would he suddenly find himself firmly fixed one the right path again? Or has this mission scarred him, would he forever wrestle with these issues whenever an obstacle confronted him? He continues on, his mind soaking in his doubts.

Looking for Kathya, it doesn't feel right, heading back down, Andro.

If she's not in her room, where might she be? Indeed, you are even thinking about it right now.

Jelena finds that unlikely and will be annoyed with her comlink. She does not fiddle with it further, instead choosing to keep all her senses open to her surroundings.

Hmmm... If she's not been 'released' yet, perhaps she's with him. But the only place Andro knows to look for Seinar is his office. He's not sure that's such a good idea. He pulls out his comlink and pages the others.
"I need back-up. We need to check Seinar's office again."

Jelena is still in comms at this point, and it seems Roan does not hear your call over the Senatorial crowd.

Andro looks at his comlink for another minute, hoping it will miraculously sound out with his colleagues' voices. No such luck. He outs it away, and takes a deep breath. He focuses his mind on the Jedi Code, orders his thoughts on the mission at hand. He takes out his saber, looks it over, and jams is as firmly back into it's holster as he can. It's his mental note to think hard before drawing it again. So resolved, he begins the his trip to Seinar's office.

You slip in, up top as before.

Kathya is not at her office and nor is Sienar in his... though yuo know the location of the secret door beyond.

Andro will proceed, makes no sense to turn back now...

Well I will go try to link up with Jelena now.

Roan, you've already done that!

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Feeling yuor way for the hidden button Sienar puished, Andro, a few moments later you are inside the black, metal-encased secret office where Sienar had dared you to kill him before. As before, it is bare aside from a back metal desk that he had sat behind.

No-one in here.

(Well, gone this far, might as well go all the way. Let's look in the desk.)

A close observation reveals a number of controls there. One opens a door leading to a narrow flight of steps upwards.