That's good. People will smile back at him, then.

Excellent. Revan isn't really tempted to make conversation right now, but it's still nice to ease tensions a little.

And now, down to the surface.

Master Satele is waiting for them when they get there.

Revan recognizes her as a Jedi Master, and smiles a bit. Now he gets to see what the future - well, modern - Jedi Council's like. Let's see if they're better than the last set.

"Hello!" Because sometimes Jedi Masters twitch when people don't play by their rules, let's see how this one does.

"Hello." She inclines her head. "You must be the Jedi prisoner. Welcome back. I am Grandmaster Satele Shan. I'm sorry to say I don't recognize you...?"

Um. Yeah. If Revan wants to handle this one himself that would be okay with Ana.

"Yeah, I don't blame you, it's been kind of a while. I'm Revan."

"The Revan?" She blinks. "I see. The Council will be eager to hear your story. If you'll follow me?"

Satele leads the way to the Council chambers.

"Yep, the Revan. Sure, though - how will my friend here be treated?" he motions toward the pilot. "She risked a lot to get us off Dromund Kaas, I'd hate to see that rewarded with 'And here is a force cage enjoy your stay.'"

"If you had gone through military channels, that would be one thing. But all we will ask is that she share her version of events with us, and then we can discuss how she would like to integrate into Republic society."

"... But you can take care of her, right?"

"Yes. She will not be mistreated."

"Okay. Making sure."

And here is the Council chamber. Satele opens the door and ushers them in, then takes her seat. It seems to be a full session.

Ana is somewhat nervous!

Revan isn't! He looks completely calm. He'll let the Council begin.

"Welcome back, Knight Morillo. Your report?"

Okay. Deep breath. Annnd out. Okay. Here we go.

Ana summarizes this mission for the Council. They arrived at the station as planned, but the Guard was waiting for them in the shuttle bay. It was a fierce fight, their ship was destroyed in the process, they lost some people. They started moving towards the throne room, the Guard made them pay for every meter. By the time they made it to the throne room, it was Ana and four others. The Emperor was strong, stronger than they had predicted, but their mental discipline had been strengthened enough that they could resist his control. He still killed everyone but Ana. He's dead now.

Then she found Revan and they got a shuttle and flew it down to Dromund Kaas and then they found this pilot who used to work for a Sith and convinced her to fly them home.

"The way we found the pilot was odd," adds Revan. "We had originally gone to, uh, persuade a Sith to help get us off planet, but she wasn't acting hostile and even recommended the pilot to us. Lord Callida, if you know about her. "

The Council is not aware of a Lord Callida. They will keep an eye out, if she shows up again.

Speaking of the pilot, what's her side of the story?

The pilot is very nervous about being directly addressed, and immediately shrinks in towards herself.

"I, um. I worked for, Lord Terros. He, he wasn't, I. Was transferred to pilot for him and I. Didn't like it." She shuffles her feet. "And then they showed up and said they could get me away if I got them off planet, and. I thought it was the best chance I had, so."

"Do you wish to continue flying? We can find you a civilian job if you don't want to work for Jedi."

"I, wouldn't be near any fighting, would I?"

"No."

"Okay. Then, yes, that."