"We'd appreciate whatever you can give us. It's hard to move the world while you're standing on the edge."

"A familiar feeling."

(Her son chooses that moment to toddle over closer to Luc', staring at her intently.)

"Hello?" she says to the boy.

He considers this. "Hello," he says, solemnly.

His mother smiles again. "Sorry - Jacen likes your alts quite a bit. I can have Luke hold him, if he's bothering you..."

"Ah, it's- fine? I don't have much experience with children."

"Jacen tends to like just sitting quietly, fortunately. Fairly easy to entertain, especially next to this one." She bounces Jaina - who is presently occupied with trying to undo her mother's braids - demonstratively.

(Wyld leans over, making faces at Jacen, and completely fails to get any of his attention.)

"That's very cooperative of you," she says to him. "Is that why you like us, we also sit quietly?"

"Ah," he says, nodding and then squinting suspiciously at Wyld. "...Loud Granny."

Luc' sporfles.

"Hey!" Wyld says (loudly), then giggles.

"He's," laugh, "he's got you there."

"Not a Granny."

"Close enough, apparently."

She laughs, then, to Jacen: "Can your Granny do this?" She stands...

And turns into a tiger.

Wow that is so suspicious. He squints.

"...Weird Granny."

"Not Cat Granny?"

Jaina looks up, notices the giant kitty, and promptly abandons her mother for giant kitty pats. "Cat Granny!" she says, happily, while Jacen makes a face at her.

"Weird Granny," he repeats, stubbornly.

Wyld laughs, purring.

"Secretly, I agree with you," she stage-whispers to Jacen. "She is weird."

Wyld snickers, tilting her head so Jaina can scratch her ear better.

Jacen nods and climbs up on the couch beside Luc', sitting and looking around a bit but apparently done with all this nonsense.

And, with the children sufficiently entertained, Wyld returns to talking to Luke and Leia (mostly Leia, though Luke promises his help as an individual Jedi) about world problems and potential ways of solving them.

Luc' contributes some clarifying details where needed and fills in gaps about the world-at-large.