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Corra quickly began to understand that as dangerous as the things down here were, they weren't a threat at present. Perhaps they would or could be later, but at the moment, they had no interest or means to attack the Sith. Still, the horrors and abominations here were momentarily shocking to...

Even if she hadn't been the one to actually test the theory herself, Corra was still going to count it as a win. They had made it inside, and she looked to the darkness ahead. She knew there was no "trusting" the other two here, but she hoped they were at least all of one mind and goal. She...

Corra listened closely to the dangers they would face, actually thinking back to the mission she had accompanied Vossari on. It didn't feel so much different from that. She noted that he said "Dark Jedi" and not Sith, and she found herself wondering if this place dated back to the Jedi Exiles...

Corra had done everything in her power to get in good with Champion Iymril. Their interests very much aligned and she had signed up for multiple Sign Casting classes already despite the fact that she was relatively well-trained in it. At least for an Acolyte. The opportunity to go to Byss and...

Corra's mind never stopped working. Although she had been labeled the "quiet" acolyte by the rest of the group, she hoped the nod of thanks from Nash and Xo meant that she at least wasn't first up on the sacrifice block. Ultimately, her thoughts were probably more valuable than her words, and...

Everything began to devolve at once, and Corra was smart enough to take the cues from her partners. They started to attack the alchemist, and Mr. Flap-lips began to shake and tremor, bloating up as if he was about to explode. Corra reacted quickly backing away from him and throwing up her...

Corra looked at the image that Xo (@Rom) held up, tryign to think back if she had ever read anything about something similar in the archives on Umbara or Korriban. The Alchemist was giving Corra all kinds of heeby-geebies, and the fact that the "Lady" would be very happy they were coming...

Corra felt a wave of relief that they seemed to like her plan and they all started to set out their separate ways. They're a bit standoffish, aren't they? she blurted out as the Sanguine Sister vanished. Not that she didn't understand that, but it was very... prominent. Me neither, Corra...

Corra didn't even really pay attention as the droid stated that if they came out there would be no consequences. She'd been in the Sith long enough not to believe a load of crap like that. What, did they think she was born yesterday? Fortunately, eventually the droid seemed to get bored and...

The evasiveness of his answer told her that this was probably something he wanted to move away from, so she didn't press it further. Alright, she said, just deciding to take his out on the topic and moving on to talking about their families. Are they Sith, too? she asked. It was probably...

Somehow Corra felt that she was in a spider's web. Like she had accidentally wandered into Shelob's lair and didn't know which tunnels to take back out. But she was already in it at this point. If he wanted, he could just take whatever he wanted from her whether she consented or not. Perhaps...

Corra felt tensions rising, and she found herself moving her fingers slightly more as if warming them up in preparation for a fight. You could have cut the tension in the room with a knife without much difficulty, but it seemed that after a moment, things settled out if only slightly. So you...

Corra let the Force pour through her as she climbed up one of the free ropes and toward the shuttle alongside the other Sith. She wasn't exactly the peak athlete, but that was where the Force came in, letting it flow into her muscles as she began to shimmy up the rope. After all, physical...

Corra found it interested that Kze didn't seem to answer any more directly than Corra had. Or maybe it was a subtle admonishment of Corra's less-than-endorsing attitude. Either way, she supposed the woman wasn't wrong at least. Indeed, she agreed. Corra turned toward the approaching envoys...

Corra laughed as Vossari mused over the roboninja army and Ix-Zamara gave him a disapproving look. Who didn't want ninjas, though? Ultimately, the conversation devolved into something of an impasse. Neither side was willing to sacrifice of their own resources for this and sacrifice more lives...