Recent content by Indy Sati

She knew it was a fools hope that they would actually make a break for it, but truthfully, she fully expected the Sith to make a shot at it. They were good at backstabbing, after all. She didn't feel pain. However, the hiss of the blade did indeed trigger something. The power she had been...

Indy had many regrets. The first, that she couldn't reach back to Tahiri in time to save her. The second, that she even thought that by working with the Sith to survive, they would have let her go. That was blind faith, and it would have her killed. The third, was her own arrogance. She was...

Cutting through the doors themselves wouldn't work. She knew this as soon as she began trying to carve a way through; the metal was probably meant to resist even shipfire. Cursing quietly under her breath, she scanned the door itself to see if there was an easier way to cut their way through...

Despite it all, she didn't stop running. There was little she could immediately do to fight that wouldn't immediately put herself and Tahiri in danger. But a series of things happened that put things at risk. First, that the Sith that was sprinting ahead of her had suddenly changed trajectory...

Hearing him laugh and joke filled her with an indescribably light feeling, and for a moment, her breath caught in her chest. That fondness, that warmth, was so wonderful, but so alien, she felt her throat close for a moment and she wasn't quite able to swallow for a beat. When she finally did...

When two Sith decided to jet, it was serious. Especially at the sight of the insectoids breaching. She had heard of Killiks before; she wasn't present at their emergence to the galaxy at large, but she had heard of them. Running did indeed seem the wisest choice. Whipping around on her feet...

It would be foolish to protect the others within this cave, excepting their own. After all, even the Sith that scolded her for splitting her focus didn't seem to mind much the fact that she was doing her best to protect. At the risk of being a broken-record Jedi... She would continue to...

Healing was the least she could do, but hearing the Matukai fighter's words, she merely gave him a golden-eyed stare. "You walked ahead with me when the others seemed motivated to stay behind." That was all she would speak, however. She ignored the Sith's barbs, content as she was for now to...

Surprisingly enough, the Sith assisted, though Indy didn't bother with a quick quip. Perhaps it was a doomed cause, trying to help the dying panicked gunner, but she had to at least try. When the metal killed him, she didn't bother anymore. There was nothing left to save, after all, so she...

Damn it. Between Kaos wrestling with it and the panicking Enforcer, Indy found herself split in what she should do. Keeping the creature stalled would make a convenient target of the thing while the rest of the party could kill it at leisure. But... at the sounds of panicked struggling behind...

Light. Having been denied it for so long, she basked in it happily. It's warmth was more sustaining than anything. Though she felt some guilt for clearly taking up someone else's bed and clothes, she didn't have the energy to protest just yet. And yet, despite her dramatic entrance, her...

Shit. The creature was strong. Ridiculously weighted. Sweat beaded on the Pantoran's forehead as she continued the relentless pressure of holding it in place. That was, until, two things happened. First, the sound of tearing metal as the supposedly reinforced roof seemed to wrench itself...

Indy didn't have enough time to react to the Gran, so focused was she on eyeing that part of the ceiling where it had been reinforced. Still, at the appearance of the being before them, she gritted her jaw and made sure to react swiftly. The moment the creature moved as though to take a step...

Yeah, because splitting up the party was always a good idea. She couldn't help but think of the Temple on Dathomir, with Roland, Max, and a few others, including the Sith. The Entity, and how the party split up originally. Because that was clearly so smart. Still, it seemed a majority group...

When he said he failed her... she exhaled slowly. And lightly thumped him on the top of his head, with all the strength she could muster. Which, truthfully, was very little. "You never failed me, young man," she rasped, but her eyes crinkled, a nod to what she had called him when first they...