Indeed, you guys can heads off to your ships now if you wish!
Thea thanks you profusely, of course. "You've changed the destiny of this world- and most certainly for the better," she says. "This will be remembered."
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The Telanians will offer you security forces and open access- if accompanied- to the great avenues between and amongst the vaults. They have no objection to you looking for this person- but there are millions of vaults.
There has to be a better way to do this. I'm upset with myself for not thinking of anything. "Needle in a haystack" approach should not be our best hope.
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Until I do, I approach anyone who appears to be an official in the spaceport, and ask them who I should talk to about video records and/or personnel documentation. I imply that I'm working with planet officials and security, and assure them that I will provide proper credentials to access any information they can lead me to.
Tilulla- sure, they can help you with that, assuming you are throwing Jedi authority around (which you can do so long as you are playing by the rules). They just need to know her time of arrival etc- do you have the name of her ship?
(Remember that even whilst working for the Council you still have less natural authority than a straight Jedi player, as that is one of the things you lose in return for the various perks of being a Renegade, like your extra merit)
Iffa, you are wandering the vaults. To remind you, these vary tremendously in size, from ones the size of small bags to ones the size of rooms to ones the size of large hangars to enormous ones that could hold starships- all built in a hive-like hexagonal fashion and jumbled together to form an impressive city of vaults, with walkways leading up and around in a very confusing fashion (it probably works better if you van fly like the natives; you can see scores of them buzzing around all the time).
It also strikes you that trying to fight Kara Katai around here will be... tricky... the vault surfaces are around you at every angle.
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No, you don't sense anything, Vera. But what you say about your vision is correct. After all- lacking it, you would almost certainly have left now, yes?
"And we will remember you," Gallagher says. "We would all be dead if I had not heard your call in the Force, my Lady. My strongest hopes for your election to the position of Consul, Thea."
As far as Vera-Kin's vision, Gallagher comments.
"Perhaps if we had fled Thalos sooner, events would not have been set up to allow you to see whatever it is that you're meant to see?" Gallagher suggests.
Xeth will give Thea and her Ladies-in-Waiting a farewell before hurrying off to his ship to see what state it is in and see if R3-U9 is back in functioning order.
"We've got messages waiting for us," Xeth says to Wentar. He lets Master Vera-Kin be as she contemplates her vision. "Let the Knights say their goodbyes. Business first."