Time travel indeed. Altair wondered if he'd find the path back to his own time, if he wandered for long enough in that place. Even if he did, he wondered what he'd do, really. Keep his promise to Thrawn, or go back to his own time to live, grow old, and die there. Nothing to ponder now, at any rate.
"I can tell the two of you have a lot you need to discuss. Might I suggest putting that off for a little while though?"
He'd love to give them the peace to discuss brotherly matters, but they had just traveled for a long time, and all Altair had been able to give them was ration bars and water.
"I'm sure they're both hungry and would like to sit down and rest for a while. All I had to give them was ration bars, I'm afraid."
He'd need to replenish his stock, too. Being without his usual hoard made him nervous.
"Catch up with each other while eating. And make sure to ask the girl what she'd like to do, too. Out of everyone here, she's the most lost." He said, in Cheunh. His pronunciation was certainly off, but it was understandable, at least.
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"I can tell the two of you have a lot you need to discuss. Might I suggest putting that off for a little while though?"
He'd love to give them the peace to discuss brotherly matters, but they had just traveled for a long time, and all Altair had been able to give them was ration bars and water.
"I'm sure they're both hungry and would like to sit down and rest for a while. All I had to give them was ration bars, I'm afraid."
He'd need to replenish his stock, too. Being without his usual hoard made him nervous.
"Catch up with each other while eating. And make sure to ask the girl what she'd like to do, too. Out of everyone here, she's the most lost." He said, in Cheunh. His pronunciation was certainly off, but it was understandable, at least.