STAR WARS: Retrospection- Like Father Like Son

Galder wonders the significance of that, mainly why Jedi would track down the pirates when he and his father have done nothing about them. But he doesn't ask questions now. He simply listens and continues inspecting the ship for damage, letting Gathol do the talking.

"How did you know...?" Norbo asks.

"If memory serves, the Javin system isn't well defended," Gathol replies. "Security details and planetary militias aside, something men of your trade wouldn't have problem hitting or avoiding..."

Examining the damaged starship, you quickly see burnt out sensors you could replace, hull sections you could weld... but your instincts tell you to look underneath the ship.

Then Galder will scramble under there and check it out.

You clamber under the ship. As with everything else, you see where shield breaches scarred the ship's armor plating and a direct hit slagged something important. But you aren't sure why you felt you should check down here.

"Our strike team didn't come back," Norbo says. "Either the Jedi wiped them out or they surrendered. Either way, we lost contact. The transport pilots high-tailed it back to the edge of the system to link up with the fighters, and the Javin starfleet chased us."

"Hmm," Gathol grunts. "It sounds like you lot got reckless and it cost you. The Jedi will be here soon."

"Fat chance of that," Norbo says. "They couldn't have followed us. We destroyed any fighters that could've given pursuit. Plus, we jumped in different directions and then met back here."

"Galder?" Gathol asks, suddenly addressing you. "Find anything?"

Galder will try to find something significant under the ship. While he's not very attuned to the Force, he's learned not to doubt his instincts, the few times that they come to him.

You're not the most observant either, but you manage three successes. Enough to find a small homing beacon stuck to the underside of the pirate ship.

Galder will peel it off, using a crowbar or something if he needs to, and present it to his father.

"They must've put this on your ship at some point..." Galder says to Norbo.