Zeus, although it could not me seen, seemed to give off a thoughtful gesture about him.

Indeed so, Kahn. You are very wise. How do you know so much?

The shuttle was in plain sight now, Amalia remained silent, carefully observing Kahn as they walked along.

Kahn smiled, never having considered that he was wise.

I had a great teacher.

He nodded to Amalia.

Kahn smiled, never having considered that he was wise.

I had a great teacher.

He nodded to Amalia.

Amalia had heard Kahn's comment, and she could do nothing but smile.

You are wise all on your own. You've been that way ever since I met you.

Zeus seemed to flutter next to Amalia for a moment before going between the two Jedi.

Ah, she is your Master, yes? She is an excellent healer, kind too. You are somewhat like her. I had a master once...he is gone now though..

They had finally reached the shuttle, Amalia had contemplated on just where they would put Zeus. It would be no problem getting him in, seeing as how he had morphed into a butterfly, but what would happen when he turned back into his regular form, well, it didn't really matter. Amalia was sure that there was enough room in there for him.

OOC: I'm going to be traumatized for the rest of my life..I have conversations with butterflies. ;) j/k

IC:

Glancing around the shuttle, Kahn determined that there would be just enough room for Zeus, so long as he did not become any larger than his natural form. The Jedi was curious as to who Zeus's Master could have been, but he figured he had done enough prying for the moment. He wondered at what the Force-sensative wolf had meant by him being like Amalia...but he let it pass without comment. However, he frowned slightly about Amalia's remark and replied to her.

It wasn't very wise of me to join the Sith and embrace the Dark. You were the one who showed me true wisdom.

Turning back towards Zeus, he indicated the limited room on board.

You may not be able to move around much if you morph back into your original form, but it's not that long of a journey home. I hope these close quarters are alright for you.

Quite comfy, Thank You, Kahn.

Zeus flew around a bit, trying to find a comfortable spot to rest himself. He set himself against a crate, his wings stopping in full flight as he landed.

Amalia made her way toward the entrance of the shuttle as soon as she saw that Zeus was comfortable.

It was an experience for you that was well met. You made the choice to leave, on your own. I only showed you what both sides had to offer, perhaps I had no place in doing so...You were so young and your anger was for all the wrong reasons. You were still quite wise as a Sith, trust me, I should know.

She winked at him and then began to start up the shuttle for lift off.

Kahn smiled at the wink, though he was still ashamed of his past. However, that was over now. He did wish that things could have been done differently, that his mother was still alive and that he had never joined the Sith. Perhaps then, as a young child, he could have started out with the Jedi, instead of waiting until he had made the mistake of joining the Dark Side. But then, he may not have had the relationship with Amalia that he now treasured. Deep in thought, the young Knight remained silent, his gaze out the viewport, but his eyes not really focusing on what he was seeing.

Amalia noted that Kahn had gone relatively quiet, but it did not trouble her, she suspected, that he was most likely deep in thought. She let him be, craning her neck jsut slightly to see if Zeus still remained in his place. From what she could tell, he had not moved from his spot. She wondered silently what Kahn was thinking of and how he would manage with his new companion.