First we have to focus on getting anywhere. [He says with a small laugh] Then we'll worry about these Grysk guys and the Empire and the Jedi and everything else.

And then... we'll see, I guess. I don't think I'm the type to "enjoy" a victory.

[He'd be lying if he said there wasn't something appealing about jumping from one war into another. Not on the surface, but... it's all he's ever known. Fighting's easier than rebuilding the Jedi Order. It's probably easier than being a normal person at this point. Being stranded makes him restless, upset at the fact he can't do anything else, but he wonders if that feeling will only magnify once he returns home.

Ezra considers mentioning how annoying it is that Thrawn clearly knows all the way the Empire's super super evil and still decided to side with them. But he swallows his words and moves onto something more productive.]

While we're waiting for all that, there's something I'd like to ask of you too. I know I probably owe you after destroying your career, and ship, and crew, and plans, but. I don't really care.

[And probably Thrawn needs him more than he needs him, but that seems too rude to say out loud even for him.]

I wanna know what the Jedi were like. Everything I was told came from those who grew up in the Order, or those who fought against it. An outsider's perspective could be useful. On the Sith too, since you were working closely with them apparently. And if you don't mind... what the Chiss Force tradition is like.

Seems like we'll have plenty of time before we can actually strike. While you plan, I figure I should study.