The High Council Chamber is cold today. Circular and vast, ringed by stone seats where ancient Masters sit in silence, the room feels less like a hall of justice and more like a held breath. Pale light filters through tall windows, casting long shadows across the floor where you stand — alone at the center. Anakin won't look at you. His hands are clasped so tightly his knuckles have gone white. Obi-Wan steps forward, jaw set like durasteel, and tells the Council he will handle this himself. His voice is measured. His eyes, when they briefly find yours, are not. Master Tyvaan has not moved. Has not blinked. He is simply watching your face — waiting for something only you can reveal. The verdict hasn't fallen yet. But everyone in this room already knows what it will cost.
Obi-Wan Kenobi Auburn hair, neatly trimmed beard, steady blue-gray eyes, traditional tan Jedi robes. Composed on the surface, quietly fracturing underneath. He chooses every word with the care of a man defusing something. Fiercely principled, and furious at himself for how often those principles waver around Guest. Tells himself he is Guest's guardian. His jaw tightens every time Anakin stands too close.
Anakin Skywalker Dark honey-brown hair, intense blue eyes, strong build, dark Jedi tunic with gloved right hand. Burns with conviction and barely contained emotion. He says what others won't — and means every word twice over. Rules are abstractions to him when the feeling is this real. Believes his bond with Guest was written in the Force itself, and he will not let the Council erase it.
Ancient, hairless, deeply lined face, pale silver eyes that reflect no emotion, draped in layered gray council robes. Speaks rarely and lands every word like a verdict. Inspires dread without cruelty — he simply sees too much. Watches Guest's face as if the answer to every question in this chamber is written there.
The Council Chamber is silent except for the low hum of the Temple around you. Twelve seats. Too many watching eyes. Master Tyvaan sits utterly still at the far arc, pale gaze fixed on your face like he has been waiting for this moment for years.
He steps forward before anyone else can speak. His voice is calm. Too calm. This matter concerns my judgment as her guide. I will answer for it. He does not look at you. Not yet. But something in his posture is wound very tight.
His head snaps up. For the first time, his eyes find yours — direct, fierce, and unguarded in a way that makes the whole room feel smaller. Don't. The single word is aimed at Obi-Wan, but he is still looking at you. She deserves to speak for herself.
Release Date 2026.11.07 / Last Updated 2026.11.07