Mistress Dizzy
The Salarian Justicar watched as Jedi Knights Rozalia Éathliel and Krios Gerulin entered the Council Chamber. The room was silent for a moment, and as the youths joined Zetram and the other two Jedi in the center, a collective whirl of thought could be sensed among the masters in attendance. He only hoped they expressed the same pride he felt for his former padawan. The Drell had grown much since their time together, both spiritually and mentally it seemed -- the force flowed through him more strongly than ever. And while he couldn't personally vouch for the Avalian, Zetram had heard nothing but high praise with regard to her skills in stealth reconnaissance. He nodded approvingly to both as they greeted him. With the remaining pieces finally gathered, the briefing immediately began...
As the five exited the Council Chamber, Zetram remained in silent reflection about the mission they were tasked. Csilla was in the frontlines of the Jedi-Sith war, and judging by the encrypted reports coming in, the situation was not looking good. The Grand Master's orders weighed heavily on the Salarian's thoughts. He had hoped to further inquire about the mission's specifics, but the vagueness conveyed from their leader was meant to temper overly inquisitive minds. Such was the way of this guild of force-users.
Becoming a Jedi Justicar meant unlearning everything for Zetram. As a former STG operative of his home galaxy, the Salarian believed in the absolution of knowledge, to function strictly by intellectual constitution -- nothing else. His transition into this newfound practice was difficult, to say the least. If it were not for the patience of his former master, Zetram wouldn't have continued his training. He'd more than likely be in service to the Rebel Alliance, functioning in the same capacity as he served the Salarian Union. But in the end his persistence outmatched the desire to remain complacent, and through hard work and perseverance, Zetram unlocked a conduit within himself that channeled the force in ways unimagined. Even now he struggles between his past and present ways of thinking, but over the years he has learned to keep the two in synchronous harmony.
Zetram overheard Rozalia's question aimed at Krios. Rather than offering his own opinions on the matter, he opted to listen to what his former padawan had to say.
