The Hermit Shack in the Woods, Saturday Morning

[saddeserthermit]

Yesterday had been... unpleasant. Or at least troublesome. And yes, eventually Obi-Wan would have to have that conversation with Ahsoka he'd been putting off for some time.

But that would come whenever it came - whenever Ahsoka chose to have it.

Today, Obi-Wan was meditating, the eopies wandering around him, undisturbed. His efforts to refamiliarize himself with the Living Force this past year and a half had been steady, if slow-- but it was easier now, to simply throw his consciousness into the winds and feel the life around himself.

Obi-Wan sat outside his shack, but in truth, on this island, he was everywhere, all at once, and everyone, all at once.

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[uncertain_dume]

After yesterday, which had involved two conversations about Kanan's past too many, Kanan... Kanan needed to talk. On his own terms, not on the island's. And, preferably, with somebody who had some idea of what he was talking about.

It would've been fitting to say that Kanan had finally swallowed his pride, had sucked it up and opened himself to the Force, let it guide him to Master Kenobi for the guidance he wanted today, but no, he'd looked it up. 'Wooded Unexplored Area' was a vague sort of address, and there had been no small measure of wandering involved, but Kanan had nothing better to do today anyway, and being lost in the woods was still a step up from knowing exactly where he was in town, right then.

When he finally came across the shack - and the wandering eopies, and the meditating Jedi Master - he found himself a bit at a loss. He shifted his weight awkwardly, not wanting to interrupt, and then decided that he'd just... wait. Maybe just stare at the eopies a bit, with some weird sort of dawning realization that he actually missed the galaxy that Fandom had grabbed him from. Sure, everything he did there involved some amount of effort in the 'not getting murdered' department, but at least, from time to time, it made sense.

[snipsnspecks]

Ahsoka didn't particularly want to have this conversation, here things felt closer to normal than they had in a long time and she selfishly wanted to keep that, but now that she'd said what she'd said, if she put it off it'd just...fester.

Unlike Kanan, however, she did open herself to the Force to find Obi-Wan, searching for a familiar calmness.

"Master Kenobi?"