The next day Aewa and I, clad once again in my robe and tunic, made our way to another corner of land on the outer edge of the enclave's courtyard. This area wasn't quite as grassy as the rest, and several outcroppings of stone extruded themselves from the ground; fortunately for my purposes, there were also a lot of loose rocks ranging from pebbles to five-kilo boulders the size of a Wookiee's doubled fists. Going over once again what I had in mind as we set up, I brought my DL-3 out of its holster, which I had attached to my Jedi-issue leather belt. “So remember, I want you to be as random as possible, at least at first,” I said. “Maybe later, if this works out, we can have some fun with this.”