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Bryce Pyrrin	Full circle (open to any Jedi)	Lead	[-]
Posts: 2818 (06/30/09 20:58:08) Jedi Knight A Quiet Soul Pathwalker Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	The Blood Saber, an infamous Corellian freighter was inbound, headed toward Temple Theed. To any seasoned Jedi, it was the last ship that one would want to see on an inbound vector. It had been owned by two of the most dreaded Sith in the galaxy at one point, Darths Thanatos and Saevitia. At present, however, it was not piloted by said Sith Masters - instead, it was maintained by their grandson, the Jedi Knight Bryce Pyrrin (Wayne). The circumstances as to precisely why Pyrrin would be flying the infamous Corellian ship was unknown to all but Bryce and his kin. He had at least made it clear that he was piloting The Blood Saber and not his radical relatives as he made his approach. A smile lit his bearded face as he looked on the spires of Temple Theed, bringing the smoothly handled ship ever closer, and finally into the Temple's hangar itself. Bryce settled her into the designated landing pad and lofted his brows, gazing out the viewport at the Temple walls. Home, he thought. He shut the Saber down, running his hands over the well-worn, if state of the art, controls. The Jedi Knight slid out of the pilot's chair, slung his bag over his shoulder and strode to the exit ramp, Corellian-style Jedi robes billowing behind him. In truth, he had no idea what to expect upon his return to Naboo. Bryce simply knew this was where he was to be, and he could accept reality based only on that little information. The Force would guide him further, he knew and trusted.
Caleb Torran		#1	[-]
Posts: 1848 (07/01/09 13:41:39) Jedi Master The Hermit Winter's Heart Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	The landing pad seemed almost deserted when compared to it's usual hustle bustle. However, that was intentional. The Blood Saber, was a recognized vessel. A targeted vessel. Identified as belonging to one very dangerous Wayne. Maize Wayne. Darth Thanatos. Death. As the hangar guns maintained the vessel in their sight, a lone figure walked out from behind a column of steam and made his way to the ship. Lightsaber hilt ready in hand. "Welcome to Theed...and boy could you have picked a better ship to land in." He walked closer, and only then did he see the face of the man that had alighted from the ship. "In the name of the Council I place you.....Bryce? Sithspit lad, is that really you?" Bryce Wayne, now that was not a face he had ever expected to see again. The records listed him dead. He wasn't even on the missing list. And here he stood, alive and well. Unless of course this was another Sith trick. Caleb took another step forward, but then he halted. Welcomes would have to wait.
Bryce Pyrrin		#2	[-]
Posts: 2833 (07/01/09 15:05:12) Jedi Knight A Quiet Soul Pathwalker Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Circles within circles, Bryce thought, a smile tugging on his lips. However, before he could even hope to respond to Caleb's unorthodox greeting, he sensed an awakening. Bryce's gaze cast back toward the Saber, nodding to himself. "Master Torran. Hold a moment, would you?" Smiling mischeviously, Bryce quickly reboarded the freighter, winding through its circular corridor, headed to the mid-sized cabin that Vic claimed as his own. He depressed the panel that opened the cabin's door and saw his pale-haired son blinking sleepily at him from his cot. "We here, Daddy?" Bryce sat down on the edge of the bunk and nodded. "We are, Vic. Just landed. Think you want to come with me now then?" The four-year-old nodded emphatically and pushed himself out of the tangle of bedsheets. Bryce reached out and ruffled the boy's unruly light curls, smiling ruefully as Vic smoothed his attire to make himself more presentable. Sensing that Caleb was waiting, of course, Bryce took his son's hand and led the brown-eyed boy back through the ship, to the egress ramp. He paused, letting the boy acclimate himself to the potent Force energies that they could both sense. "Ready, bud?" "Ready." Together, father and son descended the Saber's ramp. Bryce stopped at the bottom and bowed to Caleb, still holding Vic's hand. The boy followed suit, nearly executing a perfect bow himself. He gazed up at Caleb with frank curiosity which made Bryce smile. "Apologies, Master Torran. I sensed my son waking sooner than I expected." He gave Vic's hand a little squeeze. "Vic, this is Master Torran... a Jedi who had been a big help to Daddy some time ago..."
Caleb Torran		#3	[-]
Posts: 1853 (07/09/09 08:49:02) Jedi Master The Hermit Winter's Heart Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	This time there came an even bigger surprise, a Son. Bryce had a son. "Vic." Caleb spoke the name out aloud with a smile on his face, the saber hilt disappeared into one of the folds of his robe and he nodded to Bryce. "I like the name. Come along, Let's show Vic to his quarters and while we do, you can tell me what you will have to tell the Council. Where were you lad?"
Bryce Pyrrin		#4	[-]
Posts: 2865 (07/09/09 20:46:18) Jedi Knight A Quiet Soul Pathwalker Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	"We were at home!" Vic announced before Bryce could say anything. The Knight laughed and swung his son onto his shoulders. Comfy, Vic rested his hands in Bryce's curly hair, ready to effectively ride him like a Tusken with his sacred bantha. "What he means is that we... I... have been on Corellia," Bryce replied, a trace of confusion on his features. "The Corellian Enclave was aware of my whereabouts, I know... My father had set up a free clinic in the mountains, and... we had worked there..." Bryce fell silent, lifting his brows to gesture toward Vic, and all things that would be better said without him present. For his part, the boy was goggled-eyed at the Temple's hangar, and at the sight of Caleb. He was far too busy looking around the new enrivons to pay much mind to what his father was talking about.

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