[Comprehensive British and American Star Wars] Grow in rot

Then he didn't say anything more, and then he couldn't say anything more because his connection to Kylo Ren was lost again.When he opened his eyes, they were still going.

"We still have a few hours to arrive at Jakku." Ben said, "You suddenly fell asleep, really deep sleep."

"What the Force does," Zemo said, "is that it likes to get me into all kinds of trouble sometimes."

"There are gains and losses." Ben said, "The two rebels are still behind, if they really let you join, would you be willing?"

"Of course," Zemo said, "I've always wanted to join the Rebels."

"And what if they say nothing?"

"Then I'll find a place," Zemo said, "maybe in Jakku, and study the Force seriously. The Force is still too difficult for me to control stably. If there is any accident when using it, it may be There are serious consequences."

“How come you see?”

"When I was thinking about not letting that gun hurt me, Han Qiu shot her gun down the spaceship." Zemo said, "And this is completely out of my control, if the direction of her shooting at that time is not the floor , but what about her head?"

"That gun still can't hurt me, the result is the same."

"If you say that," Ben said, "it's really a bit scary."

"So I really need time to feel the Force carefully." Zemo said.

"I envy you that you still have the force to feel." Ben said, "For me, air is air, and there is no magic power in it."

Bo and Han Qiu said they had Rebel liaisons in Jakku and could send them back, and when Ben and Zemo sent them to Jakku, they thanked them.

"Thank you for your help," Bodao said, "I will always remember it, and the Rebel Army too." Then, he hesitated for a moment, and Zemo thought maybe he would say something to recruit himself to the Rebel Army, but seeing Han Qiu's attitude, This doesn't seem very likely.

"Do you have any contact information?" Bo asked. "You know, I guess you don't have any fixed residence. But it's good to meet you as a friend, and we can drink together later or something."

"I'm going to stay in Jakku," Zemo said. "You can come and find me here."

"Seriously?" Bo looked around, "I don't think anyone would find this place a good place to live except those ascetic monks—oh, I almost forgot, you force users pay attention to practice." He blinked his eyes .

"No," Zemo said, and he smiled, "It's just that there are very few people in the First Order here, and it's relatively safe for me."

"So I can come here to find you in the future?" Bo laughed, and he patted Zemo on the shoulder, and Zemo also smiled: "Anytime."

When Bo and Han Qiu walked away, Zemo turned back and asked Ben, "What about you?"

"Me?" Ben spread his hands, "Do I have a choice? You think the First Order won't shoot me when they see me?"

"So you're staying with me on Jakku?" Zemo asked.

"Are you really planning to wait for those rebels?"

"I'm here to discuss the Force," Zemo said. "Waiting for those people is not my main purpose."

"You're right." Ben said, jumping off the spaceship.

"But how are we going to make a living in this shitty place?"

Zemo looked up at the sky. "I remember," he said, "Poe said that crafting and raceships are very popular here."

"I have a bad feeling." Ben said, "You're planning something, aren't you?"

"Isn't it normal that I'm not thinking about something at this time?" Zemo asked.

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"The rebels didn't recruit me, and they still had doubts about me." Zemo said, "So I refined the plan I was going to carry out while joining the rebels, and focused on perceiving and training my own force."

When he connected with Kylo Ren's force this time, the other party was not in the room or on the bridge, but in a small private room in a theater watching dances, although he was still the only one in this private room.

"How did your master train you?" Zemo asked.

"The history of the Jedi, fighting skills, control of one's emotions, meditation." Kylo Ren said, "And so on."

"I seem to have an advantage," Zemo said, "because I have no emotions to control, and my fighting skills are supported by previous experience."

"Snoke asked me why I left in front of the elevator door," Kylo Ren said, "He also saw what I did in the corridor."

"You mean stabbing my neck in vain with a sword?" Zemo asked, and of course Kylo Ren didn't answer him.

"So what did you tell him?"

"I told him about you."

"you have not."

"I prevaricated." Kylo Ren said, "Using the bright side to seduce things that lead to emotional instability."

"The allure of the bright side doesn't come out of thin air."

"I told him that I saw my old friend, a classmate I knew a few days ago, and that made me emotionally unstable."

"It's very strange to hear you talk about your classmates," Zemo said, "Although I browsed your memory, you still seem to be the one who served the First Order from birth in my mind. "

"Does he believe it?"

"He believed it, laughed at me, and encouraged me again, saying that he knew that I was still too young. These were just small trials of the dark force on me, and they had no effect."

"You weren't very popular when you were young, right?" Zemo said, the picture he had seen in Kylo Ren's eyes appeared in his mind, the lonely classroom, the lonely desk, and the silence in the lonely house.

"I knew from a young age that I was different," Kylo Ren said. "I couldn't relate to those people. I was always thinking about things that didn't make sense. My thoughts were fast and chaotic, and I was a fast learner." I hate them very quickly, and when I see people laughing, I immediately think of the side behind those laughs."

"From a very early age I started to think about the idea that everything is dark under the surface of light. The light side is just a lie, the dark side is real, the real us, the real world."

"When the cognitive boundaries of all things in your life have been blurred, what is the difference between the light side and the dark side. And the cognitive boundaries of those things sometimes just come from the education you have received, the nature of those things, maybe using dark It would be more reasonable to explain."

"Because your uncle raised the sword to you, so you are firm in this idea?" Zemo said. "You trusted him, he taught you. But he raised his sword against you."