Recent content by Edaara Tonor

Edaara thought Hailee was especially on edge- but she didn't blame her. She had been through a lot of stress for a padawan and while her response had been inappropiate, she had apologized. They had all been through a lot today, and rest would make everyone's attitude more pleasant. It would not...

Edaara retracted her arm as Kyo knelt by Hailee's side, attempting to help her. She felt a wash of pity for them both. Hailee seemed barely conscious and Kyo seemed to focus too much on being courteous, when they had just nearly died together. "Put the medstim in her stomach, just below her...

Edaara followed Hailee and Kyo up onto his ship. She sank gratefully into a nearby chair in the medical wing, Davi by her side, clutching her hand with both of his. He had calmed down some but she could still see the worry etched into his little face. It was because of Kyo's and Hailee's skill...

Edaara stood on the other side of the window, and when Ariadne flung a couple bombs into the church, Edaara flung one of her own in, keeping a hold on the other just in case. The church fell quiet and there was only a soft creaking; whether it was the church, the foam, or the corpses' bones...

Edaara walked with Ariadne after the mass of flesh and bone, sending a prayer with the Force along with Arctus. While splitting up was dangerous, they were an odd number and one person would always be alone. Perhaps he should have gone with Ariadne and Edaara had gone back, but he was going away...

Edaara backed up to the gate with the other Jedi, her blue saber still ignited as the hard foam held off the majority of the corpses. It didn't seem to last however, as more corpses dragged themselves out of their graves and seemed to meld together. She could feel both Ariadne's and Arctus'...

Edaara pulled out her saber and ignited it. She took two large steps forward and lopped off the heads of three of the corpses making their way towards the three Jedi. Padawan Arctus grabbed the gravekeeper and made for the entrance, shooting the heads off any corpses that got too close. The...

Edaara was just wondering if it was really fair to be so skeptical when there was obviously something amiss about this whole situation when the Zabrak flung the hand onto the ground at Edaara's feet. She instantly went alert, even as Arctus picked it up and said there was no pulse. When the...

Edaara had seen many strange things in her life and her time as a Jedi, so she was a little slower to deny the old gravekeep his elaborate story. She eyed the freshly turned dirt as Arctus walked off to investigate further. She raised her gaze to the Zabrak. "When did this occur," she said. Her...

Edaara was not selfish. So far from it, in fact, that seeing Kyo and Hailee take her pain made her heart twist and she wanted to relieve them of it. She didn't, however, because, however painful it might be to see, the pain was a little more evenly distributed, and they would all be better...

Noises had faded in and out focus so Edaara could not understand what Kyo and Hailee were saying to each other. She could however, feel a soothing warmth in her torso, where the pain was the greatest. After a minute, an hour, an eternity, she could breathe normally again without stabbing pains...

It seemed the Killik situation was getting worse. A lot worse, if a commanding General had been compromised. Edaara had been quiet most of the journey in the shuttle, reflecting on what had happened and what must be done. She walked with Councillor La and Padawan Friers off the shuttle...

Edaara may have been barely conscious but she registered Kyo lightly scolding Hailee. The padawan, still fired up from the fight, shot back a reply. Edaara was about to say something when Hailee apologized. Edaara smiled weakly; while they had each contributed and made mistakes, they had to...

Edaara blinked quickly, her eyelids heavy if she shut them for too long. She knew if she closed them she would pass out and she could not take that risk. When Hailee called out for Davi, she felt the youngling's presence in a distant tree. Edaara did not say anything; she was too weak to speak...

Edaara gave a sigh of relief and it seemed some of the pain exited her body and was replaced by relief. Her saber throw had hit on point, and Kyo sent it home. She took multiple shallow but long breaths, forcing herself to acknowledge the pain and to learn from it. She could learn from her...