Transition Stuff

Yes, good idea.

What are the rest of you doing?

I'm going to look around the room. It seems all we've been notified occupying this room are the three children. What else is there?

I'm also looking for anything that might be related to the illusion.

In addition, I want to mark and remember, via spatial awareness, the location at which Ominae started to turn into a green man. It'll be part of a test.

Perception roll: for all this, I'm taking 10 on my check.
Total: 17

I'll quote myself from page 3.

"Twelve ghostly Jedi younglings* are at play in what looks like a ghostly classroom. Their hover chairs have been pushed against the wall and the troupe is practicing levitating balls into each other. The [balls] are about the size and weight of a soccer ball (football if you prefer :p). The younglings all look about seven or eight and range in species. Three in particular stand out.

A small Caamasi boy, lithe and fast. He is dodging the balls without returning them to the others, instead pushing them off into the wall. The other kids are starting to complain but he answers mater-of-factly that "If I don't return them, then you can't throw them at me anymore."

One of the protesters is a lanky, green-skinned Mirialan girl with long black hair tied into a double-braid. "Come on Ylenic, that's not fair. You are supposed to throw them back!"

A human boy wearing the green robes of a Corellian Jedi initiate sits apart from the others. He is taller than the rest and has long dark hair and broad shoulders. His face is currently screwed up in concentration as he struggles mightily to lift the ball with his mind. He isn't having much luck.

The rest are indistinct and out of focus shadows, there and interacting but having no real part in the proceedings."

You mark the change from boy to illusion at roughly 4 feet into the room. The room itself looks to be 20 ft by 30 ft but you find it difficult to get a real reading on the exact size and dimensions of the room because of the warping effect of the illusion. (Perception Check Result = Failure)

I'll just wait for you to continue the lesson. And no, Ominae can't hear them. Well, at least for now. We'll see what Vahrran does. :p

Since Ominae is not actually Master Yoda, i'll temper his speech with some of Ominae's own expression, which is less formal and seasoned. I'm aiming to make it a subtle thing, not an overt one, since the kid is not without some wisdom of his own, i daresay.

Now that i've explained the root concept, i'll pause for a second to let the younglings catch up, and answer any questions they may have (and read up myself, btw). I'll wait for a few seconds before i move up to meditation proper.

Opening the door. I rolled a 6. If Jim and I are both struggling, I will ask Korra to give us a hand: "Korra, it seems two pairs of hands are not enough..."

After opening the door, Vahrran moves towards the spot where Ominae changed and reaches out with his hand to test and define the boundary of the illusion's effect.

ooc:

You are now caught up in a powerful compulsion. For all intents and purposes, Vahrran is now Jedi Master Micah Giiett, a human member of the Jedi High Council. You have no memory of being Vahrran nor are you aware that you are caught up in an illusion. You can read about your new and temporary character here: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Micah_Giiett

While a friendly and portly fellow and a skilled duelist, he lacked any aptitude for precognition, ie meditation and a sense for the future.

Your mission: Your friend Jedi Master Yoda, has asked you to attend his meditation class in the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. There is a Corellian boy there who lacks aptitude for telekinesis and he hopes that by meeting and talking to you that you can help the boy to see that not being good at one aspect of the Force is not the end of the world.

The boy's name is Nejaa Halcyon, and he is wearing the green robes of a Corellian Jedi initiate. The humans of Corellia have always been a proud and independent sort and their Jedi are no different. You see, they follow a few of their own traditions, including wearing green Jedi robes.  

Roleplay Tips- While sitting to the side respectfully would make the most sense, please don't do that because that is boring. Feel free to interject your ideas on not relying fully on the Force to do all of your thinking and feeling for you. But be respectful. Yoda is an old friend of yours and being as ass in his classroom is not cool.

Reward- If you roleplay this well, I'll award you with a Force Point. If you do really well, I may reward you with a destiny point.

If you have any questions, just ask. And remember, to have fun with this while it lasts.

Now that Rory has joined you I'll give you some more details.

Your friend and fellow member of the Jedi High Council, Micah Giiett, has joined your class at your behest. While an accomplished and respected Jedi, Master Giiett lacks any aptitude for precognition, the act of predicting the future. You hope that by having him meet the Corellian boy Nejaa Halcyon that the Youngling can see that not being good at telekinesis is not the end of the world.

Don't worry, I'll find my moment

Alright, since the kids seem as uninquisitive as they were in Episode 2, i'll keep the lecture going.

Yes, Dake, transforming into a Jedi is a very bad thing (especially after order 66). Stay back or you'll turn into one too!

Rory, just so you know, there's good info on the character you're playing on wookiepedia. He's a pretty cool dude, from what i've read.

I'll just assume the kids greet him while i'm writing this line, and move on.

Whew, my first day off since the weekend. I've been wanting to respond but I've been too tired. Thank you for your patience.

Alright, my next move hinges on me being able to effectively use my telepathy - i'm just not sure of who's abilities i'm using here, Ominae's or Yoda's. If it's the former, i assume this message will get across a lot more blurred, but id still like to get the overall point across.

I should ask you first, Kolson, but with all the back and forth we wouldn't get there before the session, so if you say i can't do this, i guess we can just make like i never said anything.