That much, they have in common, although Felwinter would not make outright mention of it. It is both relieving and strange not to be living in fear of being hunted down. But all the same, it's not so simple to discard the paranoia that's been groomed for so many years of living on the run, watching your back, watching the skies and every blind corner with the expectation that something's coming. It's why the warlord probably never feels relaxed, tense like a wound clock-spring.

"I am sorry to hear that," he says, and he means it. Knowing how it is to live in hiding just to survive, he's sympathetic with the struggles that Obi-Wan and his people might have to endure.