Your senses are muddled simply because you cannot focus; you think Nelgrin broke something. There are people around, the Bridge is a crowded place.
But eventually... you sense a smoldering ember in the darkness. A familiar presence. All at once you feel you should have known that your old Master was not down in the detention level. You would have felt him, as you do now. He is here.
You are thrown roughly on the ground and pinned down while your hands are bound, and you can sense Vlad experiencing the same beside you. Then, your blindfolds are removed and the thugs withdraw.
You are on the Bridge, in the control room that operates the entirety of the space station. Ahead of you is the helmsman's station. Past that there is a figure standing in front of a great viewport, his back to you. The uncharted moon hangs in the blackness beyond it, spotted with incoming and outgoing space traffic.
"We have brought the intruders," Hanza says, stepping past you and up to the figure. "They were armed with these." He hands your lightsabers over to the figure. "I think you know what they are."
"Jedi," the Rodian says with heavy inflection. He pauses. "Leave us, Hanza."
"What? Why?"
"They will not harm me. Not in their state."
You assume correctly.
"I'll be right outside," Hanza says, turning to leave.
"I need you to coordinate the clean up of the detention level," says Loj'oon. "If they damaged anything, prisoners might escape. Keep things stable down there. No disintegrations."
Hanza curses under his breath and stomps out. The door closes behind him.
"So," Loj'oon says. "You are Jedi. Is that correct?"
"I want to know who I'm dealing with," Loj'oon says. "And you?"
"Vlad Shafran," Vlad says, following your example.
Loj'oon nods and walks around you.
"You Jedi are quite the blundering fools. I would have thought an assault on my station would have been better planned. Or that there would be more of you..."
"Indeed, I have met Hanza before. Honestly the only reason I think we are still alive is so he can find some way to humiliate us even further, to satisfy his ego," Wentar says. "However I can make no promises about trying to escape. I would rather die fighting for my freedom than executed in chains."