A seething mass of turgid drama.

Oh, well, there we go. One set of coordinates, ready to use. And we're definitely heading there next judging by Chewie's comment. I'll bet the planet's major feature is city ruins. I think we've covered just about every other kind of planet, even with some repeats. Imagine the Resistance having to explore a place like Coruscant that's empty of people or visibly in disrepair? It might even be that industrial mirror place the Falcon accidentally jumped into!

And of course Poe causes the next problem. No surprise there. What is interesting is that Kylo appears to have been entranced by the wall pipes. Is there something on display just out of the panel? Was Kylo trying to use the Force for tracing the protagonists? Is he finally losing his mind and/or has run out of minions to vent his anger at? Who can say!

It's a good thing Wedge is practically invincible; how else would the GM manage to get the party going where they should? That said, expecting things to be fully examined by the players? It's not obviously related to one of the players, so why would it ever be important?

So will we end up getting to Ajan Kloss next in spite of the nav computer having the route? I note that Wedge didn't actually seem to transmit anything. Or is Phanastacoria the next place that we'll see? The only thing I can think of that the group would need to head back to jungle planet for is to let them know about the back-up Peace Moon and assemble whatever fighters might be available for an attack of some kind. Which wouldn't need an in-person message I would think, but who can say how the writers think.

Ha hah! Guessing what happens next by going with the crazy option finally pays off! Okay, it's not exactly how I'd guessed; who would think that Kylo would just stand there and watch things happen? Or that this would be like the only example of spaceship exhaust meaningfully existing? The Falcon must have stuck the rear through the force field, otherwise the exhaust would just bounce off as it's air, right? But I guess the writers wanted to keep the space jump, so it didn't completely enter the hangar bay.

All in all, a very successful rescue! The prisoner was rescued, all of the plot MacGuffins are on hand (I think), and best of all, nobody we care about died in the process! As long as Phanastacoria doesn't have yet another old Resistance base for a weird meaningless fight, I think things might start looking up for once.

That does seem a little ambitious of a goal there. The idea seems fairly sound, it's just that Rey is so small in comparison. Like a trampoline; a large person can deform the bounce net, but a little mouse? Not so much.

I have to say, as a distraction for the rest of the main characters, Rey is doing an excellent job of that. Kylo's got a bunch of troops with him, and he's completely focused on Rey. Other characters who might be with Rey? Who cares, they're not important right now; Kylo's gotta persuade Rey to do.... something.

Hm. With how Rey is looking back like that in the last panel, I almost wonder if we're going to have a rescue by the Falcon. It'd be stupid and dangerous, but Rey could jump back like Pete describes and simply fall out of the ship and into the Falcon. Or at least on it close enough to get in through a hatch.