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"So are you going to tell Master Luke about your dreams?" Leo asked as Amphitrite put on her last layer of her jedi robes to match Leo's and the other padawans at the jedi temple. She looked at him and scoffed. "Absolutely not. Are you crazy?" "But why not?" Leo persisted. "They're just dreams, Leo. They don't mean anything." Leo sighed as they left Amphitrite's room. "But you could be wrong about that." "How so?" She asked as she walked with him to their training. "Well what if it's the Force trying to tell you something? Maybe it has to do with your past." Amphitrite scoffed again. "Not likely. I remember a few things about my past but a strange brunette girl standing at the shore of an ocean telling me that she 'is the moon' and then me responding with 'and I am the sea' is not one of them." "But you have no idea where you came from," Leo persisted as they walked, "Maybe it's a clue." "Yeah right." Amphitrite put him down yet again. She had always believed she came from nowhere. She never knew how she got to the Jedi temple and part of her didn't even want to know. It felt like part of her was trying to block that from her memory like she wouldn't want to know. Her past was a touchy subject for her, mainly because she knew next to nothing about it. She did have some memories though. She remembered her home had a lack of stars. A strange memory but it was one she had. She also remembered tall pale walls. Tall pale walls that were made to keep her safe. And one of her final memories was a pair of dark blue eyes, so dark they were like the sky before nightfall. Amphitrite was so busy talking to Leo, well more like arguing, that she didn't even see the person walking in the opposite direction in front of her. She ran straight into a boy with a mass of dark black hair. "Oh my gosh I'm so sorry I- Ben." She said as she quickly realized who she collided with. Ben merely looked down at her with sharp brown eyes. He looked at her pale face, obviously casting judgement about her in his own mind, and then he looked at Leo. He said nothing, took his eyes off of them and walked away