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Kaye had expected a challenge, but it looked like the Force was willing to subdue itself to her will. The Darth, no, not Darth. The pretender, for no true Darth would fall so easily. And fall she did. The dagger buried itself into her gut, the pain and disorientation that came with the attack...

Kaye shook her head as the Darth finally showed up. So off all things it was this that had made her show up. Not the death of the Empire, not the loss of much of the Order’s power, not the changes spreading throughout the Galaxy. No, it was a threat to her own power that had drawn her forth...

OOC: Small update to reflect recent changes. On to the next target. @Nightfall

Korriban Things needed to change, for too long the Sith had been content with mediocrity. The Empire was gone, the Dark Lord was dead, so called Sith Lords were being made a mockery of by the Mandalorians for the whole Galaxy to see. And some were even known associates of Jedi. No, the Order...

She was about to answer when a newcomer arrived and began speaking. While his words at first made her raise an eyebrow in amused surprise, it turned into a full fledged chuckle as he continued speaking. It was sad how true some of his words were, while at the same time funny in a deprecating...

She sensed Darth Tagus before he approached, she would have been pretty bad at what she did if she hadn't. Though she was surprised to see him here, not having expected him of all people to show up, his presence did provide an unique opportunity for learning some things she could only speculate...

She had sent the last week on Ossus, waiting for something that never happened. Waiting for a call that was never sent out. She had walked through the ruins of the Library, what remained of the Mandalorian assault on the planet. Had this scared him? Was fear of the Mandalorians what had brought...

Kaye wasn't sure if she had really felt the chill down her spine when she had mentioned the fall of the Drasts, so quickly had it come and passed that she could have very well just imagined it. But she dare not risk angering the Eternal by lingering, so she continued filling him in. She waited...

Kaye rose as the pressure dissipated around her, suppressing any and all emotions that threatened to bubble out of her. Having witnessed what had happened to the acolytes, she had been convinced that a similar fate waited for her when the Eternal had grabbed her. But for now it seemed like he...

Kaye would have liked to figure out how these drones worked, whatever means the Verpine used to control them would surely have been useful to study and understand. But as things stood it was more important to take care of them. As the Sith started attacking the remaining six creatures, her...

Kaye had to admit that she was impressed with the Sith Lord's display of power. At least some of them seemed to be actually be worthy of their title. Try as she might, she didn't think she was going to make much of a dent compared to what Tagus was putting out. So while he attacked through the...

Kaye looked on with fascination as the Eternal slowly emerged from the black goo, pulling himself free step by step. She was witnessing something historic, and despite the terror she ought to feel, having seen what had happened to the acolytes, she couldn't feel anything but the unadulterated...

Kaye waited as the blood vanished, absorbed so efficiently by the mask that had she not spilled the blood herself she would have never known that any had even escaped the Bothan's body. As the ooze appeared from the open coffin, she watched in silent fascination. The mask had convinced her that...

The cold inside the tomb should have bothered her, but she was drawn to the sarcophagus that she knew lay at the end of the path the Force was driving her down. The dark side sang around her, within her, and the discomforts of the body were forgotten as she walked purposefully, almost in a...

Korriban She could feel their fear, the fanatical excitement she had sensed earlier tinged with dreadful apprehension now that they were actually here. They were just acolytes, the two Sith that followed her. But they were acolytes who had been unlucky enough to be at the wrong place at the...

Kaye had been trying to will her hands to move, to do something to stop the witch that was barreling down towards her with death in her eyes, but in that moment she could barely move, so squarely had the witch smacked her down. But Edin jumped in just in the nick of time, and bought her the time...

By the reaction to her comments Kaye knew a little more about her companions, specially that Aadya was as she had expected, someone not like the standard edgy and brooding template most Sith seemed to be made from. Tagus she had known a little, but Aadya was a newer entity to her and this was...

Kaye didn't much mind the caves, or places such as these in general, she had been prepared for worse. She did mind the bugs though. She wasn't scared of them, things like that had been beaten out of her early in her training, but she did still find them weirdly off putting, something about...

Kaye only smirked at Edin's remarks, wondering what he must have heard about either of them to be worried about them leaving him behind. She was about add onto Aadya's response when she too noticed the new arrivals. Arrivals, in the plural. That wasn't what she had expected, this complicated...

Unnamed settlement, Dathomir It had taken a few days, but Kaye had managed to track down one of the smaller Nightsister settlements, and some careful usage of the smaller scout droids in the Empire's arsenal had allowed for some easy and safe reconnoitering of the area. Having identified a...