Grogu was doing very well, and Obi-Wan would be certain to praise him later. For now though, he was doing much the same. Keeping his own terrible memories locked behind mental shields. Which wouldn’t appear unusual to the council as they were allowed their privacy to a certain extent. There was no need to barge in on their private thoughts.

However, to say that the council was surprised at Obi-Wan’s claim was an understatement. Even Master Fae couldn’t entirely hold back her shock. There was some muttering between the members for a few moments until the Grand Master spoke again.

“You refer to the Chain Worlds Theorem,” she said with a measure of awe and uncertainty at the same time. “That has remained only a theory at best.” And it was more regarded as a myth. He knew that. Yet Obi-Wan had stumbled on it once in some ancient texts when Qui-Gon had tasked him with long hours of study for his own projects. Something that had irritated Obi-Wan when he was young, but continued to prove useful even now.

“I know, master,” Obi-Wan admits, knowing how strange it seemed. “Yet I have no other way to explain it. There are several of us here, actually. Not all Jedi, but many from different worlds that lie beyond the galaxy.”