On the city-planet of Elsul, a Sith sits outside a cafe sipping a fruity drink. She's guarded by a heavy battle droid (gathering more than a few startled stares from passerby, which the Sith and the droid both ignore) and accompanied by a servant droid covered in enameled flowers, who's scrolling through a list of local tourist attractions on a datapad and occasionally presenting options to her companions for discussion.
(It's fine, she can go over it with him again later. Or the Jedi can, whichever.)
"...I already know this technique, as it happens, and I'd rather not show it off."
Huh, that's a bit unexpected.
Anyway, next - "Master Ries, the next thing will be rather personal for you, it's up to you who if anyone you'd like to have stay. I can use projective telepathy for it if you'd rather have them in the room but not involved."
"...If you can indicate why it would be so personal without revealing what is necessarily personal about it, that may help with the decision."
"It's about a medical condition that you're already aware of."
"Ah. ...If you're sharing something medical I expect Knight Bani would be gratified to be included."
"If you're comfortable with that." She gently retracts the meditation from the other Jedi and waits for Kalbetis to go as well.
And Pradnakt shares what she saw of his condition when they first met - stress reactions here and here and, unusually, here, interacting and cascading here and there and there to result in pain here. "I can't fix this directly; it's repeating, not ongoing. But - " the unusual reaction is in anticipation of pain, she's seen that a hundred times before and can show them the pattern. And she has this pain-blocking technique that she can show them, too; if he isn't anticipating pain anymore he won't trigger the cascade, on top of the obvious immediate benefit. "How long that takes to fix it depends on your experiences; it could be as fast as a few weeks if you don't mind having a miserable time of them. And you'll need to apply it beforehand. It will still work if you don't catch it every time it happens, though; for most people catching it three quarters of the time gives reasonable results." Maybe don't ask her how she knows that one, though.
"All right." She ends the meditation and heads out to rejoin the rest of the group.
Kalbetis is waiting for her.
"...Would you prefer my continued presence, as we did yesterday?"
She and Kalbetis can take the lead back to the Spectrum, then, with Daisy a step behind and Nine casually taking up the rear. When they get there, a cart with supplies for dinner is sitting just outside the door; Daisy brings that in with the group.
"I'll be all right for another few minutes, I think, if any of you need me for anything - Rafiik, your room is still available if you want it, and," she turns to Kalbetis, "I assume you're done with the other spare, one way or the other?"
She nods. "If one of you would like it," she's looking mostly at Master Karmin, "I expect it's more comfortable than the Sunrise."
This is something that Master Karmin gives serious consideration, with how it's directed at him.
"I will admit, our rooms are a little bit cramped, there's just too many - but the beds themselves are hardly as uncomfortable as you'd think from the quality of our food. Sleeping well is a necessity of mediation work. That said, I am somewhat curious what yours are like."
"Feel free to have a look while you're waiting for dinner, then. Anything else?"
"I can't say anything has come to mind. Does anyone else have any questions or concerns?"
"...Is there anything that would help with your - comedown, realignment, whatever's happening - that we could do?"
"Not especially - or, you staying relatively calm helps, but not enough that it's worth making a special effort for. I don't expect to have a hard time of it today, anyway."
"Staying relatively calm, you say. I think we can manage that." There's a dry sort of humor to her words.