She flicks Not-Thario a lot harder than you would think from just observing the gesture. You be quiet.

"I was here first. And I don't seem similar to you at all."

"Okay, but what ways did Tyler seem similar to me? Other than 'male', because if you're going to go for that, ugh."

"He didn't, really, which is why I'm not seriously counting him. But you still have two more duplicates than anyone else I've ever met."

"Yyyep," he says. "And I didn't have either of them before I got here. And I didn't intend to get either of them."

"And I have never intended to get one either, and look where that's gotten me. Must be a character flaw."

"Or just luck?"

"I prefer the character flaw interpretation."

He rolls his eyes, turns away from her, and starts to walk away.

Not-Thario looks like he wants to get up and chase.

Too bad, Not-Thario. You're not going anywhere.

Ugh.

Blue eyes Thario and then says, "So anyway, while he's gone what should you and the two clones do?" Eyeroll. "Keep looking for the buildings and abandon him?"

"Or we could abandon this one and go look for the buildings with Thario."

"Got any plans for keeping him down? … Knocking him out again?"

"Could. Killing him would be more permanent."

Shrug. "Might work."

She pulls out her lightsaber and holds it above Not-Thario.

Assuming no last-second objections, she cuts his head off cleanly.

His head: comes off rather cleanly.

And now they can go catch up with Thario.

They can! He was only walking, after all.

He looks back when he notices them and continues to walk– right into a rolling fog of darkness.

Outside the fog of darkness, it continues to be weirdly dark, in that it continues to be dark yet not that difficult to see things.

"Uh."

Elleira follows him in.

Blue tilts his head and also follows.

Inside: it is very dark. As in, can't even see your hand unless it's right in front of your face.

Presumably it doesn't interfere with her Force perceptions.

… Well, except for the fact that it's definitely a lot harder for her to sense things in here.

It's also harder to hear things, and for some reason it's slightly harder to feel her skin and it's probably easier for her to lose track of precisely where her limbs are.

It's like she's been put into slight sensory deprivation, in fact, and she can't even see where Blue is anymore.