Ezra hadn't meant to be caught out in the storm, but to be fair, he hadn't yet seen one before in the few months he's been on Agra 10. If there was a warning through the Force, he mistook it as part of the vague restlessness that has had him wandering a little further from his usual haunts, today.
And now he can't really feel the Force at all.
He's been told about the storms, though, so he's not exactly surprised to see a familiar face. He pauses, briefly, in his trek to try to find a place to take shelter, peering wistfully out from under the hood of the brown Jedi style cloak he's taken to wearing while he's been here.
He assumes the clone captain is an apparition.
Real or not, it's nice to see Rex's face. He misses all of his family, and seeing Rex hurts less than some of the other options.
For maximum confusion...storms?
And now he can't really feel the Force at all.
He's been told about the storms, though, so he's not exactly surprised to see a familiar face. He pauses, briefly, in his trek to try to find a place to take shelter, peering wistfully out from under the hood of the brown Jedi style cloak he's taken to wearing while he's been here.
He assumes the clone captain is an apparition.
Real or not, it's nice to see Rex's face. He misses all of his family, and seeing Rex hurts less than some of the other options.