Recent content by Ana DAmico

Where was Renfry? Ana glanced behind her for her comrade, then to the side, then panned her gaze back to the equally stunned natives. For a moment, both sides seemed to just stare at each other awkwardly, and Ana slowly began to inch back towards the vegetation at the command of her hidden...

Ana walked and walked and walked through the rain silently, since Emryc, again, proved to be a poor conversationalist. As was fitting, the storm only grew worse while they walked, and soon it became a proper challenge to see beyond a few meters. She probably looked like a small, soaked dog, and...

Ana wasn’t prepared for how heavy Emryc was; she vastly underestimated her own weight often, and trying to pluck someone who almost doubled her body weight out of a pit fall wasn’t one of her smarter ideas. His jump, combined with her Force-imbued yank, caused the two of them to crash to the...

Ana stared at Emryc for a few seconds, allowing for an awkward, tense standoff over who would boost who. He lowered himself and reached out, ready to throw her up, and she took a minute to battle her pride. Logically, it’d make more sense for him to throw her up anyways, and she didn’t trust him...

Ana studied the pit they were in for some time, even as Emryc tried to test the soil and climb out. She was completely silent while she looked around, and only really showed any sign of presence of mind when Emryc flicked mud all over her face. She flinched, rousing her from her stupor. Really...

Ana spent a second untangling herself from a particularly aggressive vine before continuing along the jungle. This planet was constantly testing her patience, and it took a considerable deal of self-control to not blindly lash out at the vegetation. Together, the two homed in on the familiar...

Ana dropped to the ground with a grunt and gasped for air, but the assault was not over yet. Talak quickly followed up his attack with another slash, and, though she braced her lightsaber to block it, the telekinetic blast accompanying it sent her back. She moved with the attack and came to a...

Ana’s eyes followed Renfry as she dropped the protective barrier in front of the cave. For the time she was gone, Ana fully expected the universe, in its wacky cosmic fashion, to have sent some kind of apex jungle predator into the mouth of the cave to chew her up and spit her out. Thankfully...

Ana’s goading had gotten its desired effect; Talak practically radiated hatred and anger the instant he laid eyes on the broken husk that he once knew to be his beloved. That tiny kernel of evil that he had spent so long burying sprouted once again, and now he would wreak havoc all throughout...

Ana continued to retreat down the hall, down toward where she was being held. This was a losing battle, but perhaps there were other victories that might be gained. He probed her defenses as she took further steps back, but she did her best to bat his blade away. Again, he reminded her of his...

Ana followed Renfry’s gesture out into the jungle, taking a moment to parse what she meant. She’d heard the analogy before – or was she the one who made it? – long ago, and she knew exactly where Renfry was coming from with it. There was a primal, immutable truth to the galaxy; the strong do...

Ana rolled her eyes at Emryc’s quip about sensing the artifacts. If this hermit had even a single item belonging to Andraste, Kravos, or any of the ancient Sith, he’d have been reduced to a gibbering madman from years of isolation with such artifacts. They’d have felt the perverse stench of the...

Ana quickly found herself overwhelmed by Talak’s advance. Paying attention to the child in the hallway brought with it miseries of its own, and she soon found herself caught in an extremely disastrous situation. The ignition of Talak’s second blade set off alarms in her head, and she acted...

Ana did not get the chance to ask her second question, but she was amused nonetheless. The stun bolts were fired just prior to Talak’s rush forward, allowing her a very brief moment of focus on the sudden attack. It wasn’t like she would entirely dismiss the boy; he was still here, which meant...

Ana silently seethed the entire walk. This was the third or fourth time she had been lost on a jungle world with someone from the Order she wasn’t particularly a huge fan of. It was becoming almost comical how frequent of an occurrence this was for her. She’d laugh at the absurdity of it all...