Kanan, seeing -- and feeling -- Hera's movements beside him, mimics her posture on the other half of the mat. It makes it a little more difficult to see all three of the Tuskens, but the leader -- or the one that is most likely the spokesperson, at least -- is clearly visible.

The masked Tusken raises one hand in a three-part greeting, the movements fluid but not elaborate, and inclines her head. Behind her, the other two Raiders tap the ends of their staffs against the sandcrawler's floor, sending slight echoes all around the chamber.

The Jawas do not mimic that greeting gesture, but Tsedec steps forward, and two other Jawas fall in behind them. Kanan takes a moment to wonder if it's some of the same troupe from the earlier basement meeting, but he has no good way to tell. The trill something, possibly interrogatory, possibly an extended opening statement, then incline their own head.

Once more, both parties fall silent.