[There's no visual to go along with the irritated voice. Nope. It's just straight to the point with this guy. It also becomes very much apparent why he insists on keeping the transmission on audio.] Is there a particular reason why I woke up in Coruscant with nothing but my skivvies when I should be in Naboo on a mission?
[On the eve of battle, no
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[Obi-Wan had been here when Luke first arrived, and had questioned him in a way that had made Luke a little leery; the Larses hadn't been able to do much about his natural fearlessness, but there are some topics they've successfully made him unwilling to broach casually.]
You're...
[He sounds different now, though.]
Sorry. It happens to everyone. There's a Jedi council here, but it's probably not the one you know.
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['I'm...?' Obi-Wan almost wants to ask what he was about to say, but he shrugs it off for now. The second part really makes him stop and pay attention.]
'Probably'? What does that mean? [He grew up in the Jedi Temple in Coruscant. How could it not be the one he knows?]
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You just got abducted by a Sith Lord who pulls people into his time and sticks us on Coruscant for... some reason.
Go look outside. This isn't the modern architecture style; it's still the City of Spires.
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[There's silence on Obi-Wan's end of the transmission for a moment, but when he returns, his voice is significantly less agitated.]
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be cross with you. [It's a lot to take in, that's for sure, but he needs to keep a level head.] You're telling me a Sith Lord did this? It would take great power to pull people from different times. But I suppose answers are going to be elusive, as always.
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It can be done... with the Force, I mean. I don't- I don't remember how, though.
[Luke did it, once, three years ago.]
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You... pulled someone through time?
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Just once. I think. And just one person. And I think I did it differently.
- But yeah.
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That's still an incredible feat. Are you training to be a Jedi, then?
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[There are Things He Is Not Saying, here - Luke sounds uneasy.]
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I would strongly advise getting formal training. [But he does catch that uneasiness in his voice. He wonders why...] Unless there's a reason why you haven't yet?
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...It's kind of complicated?
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Complicated how? [It occurs to him that maybe he shouldn't be poking into a stranger's life, but... it doesn't hurt to ask and he's genuinely curious.]
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That's really all I've got. I know I'm from around a thousand years after the Ruusan Reformation, but I don't actually remember the exact number.
Um... I'd really rather not say here. Maybe later? [Some things are easier in person. Or with someone he's known for more than a few minutes.]
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Alright, alright. [He chuckles quietly; he knows he's bad about bombarding people with questions sometimes. It still amazes him that Qui-Gon endures it as well as he does.] Sorry. --I never did catch your name, though.
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It's not a problem. I'm Luke. [He doesn't say his last name, but he's pretty transparent - it's obvious he has more than the one name.]
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It's a pleasure to meet you, then, Luke. [He sees no reason to probe for his last name, so Luke will do for now!]
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