Becoming an inquisitor was certainly a life changing experience: Not only did it change the way you acted, your responsabilities and what people expected of you, but it also changed the way you had to think. Anai not only was taught to trust no one, but also given plenty of examples as to why she shouldn't. After all, with the intel she received as a member of the Inquisitorius the amount of sith she heard about that needed to be taken out because they betrayed the empire's trust were plenty, many became too confident about what they could do as sith, egotistical cogs in a galaxy spanning machine that could easily replace them.
...Others, however, abandoned said machine, thinking they could go on with their lives regardless of the fact that the Empire thrived by leaving no loose ends. Today's mission was about such a case: A champion that had decided to turn tail after deciding that this life was not for her, a weak survivor of the Killik fight on Korriban that couldn't handle what had to be done back then to win...A force sensitive that was currently in Junction with the intent to go to Yavin, hoping the jedi would protect her.
Of course, the planet's hangars had been locked down for this mission, the inquisitors not ones to leave any open doors for those that they were hunting, they've also received intel of her last known location: A small town in which she had taken refuge for a couple days. Chances are she was still around, so the two sith were tasked with surveying the city and hunting her down.
Wearing her inquisitor armor and going under the persona of Xander, the Kaleesh inquissitor arrived at the city, another sith champion by her side. She had never talked to the man before, but she vaguely recalled him playing alongside Altair during that shitshow of a party, she wondered what kind of sith she was dealing with, how far he would go to catch this deserter. Gathering intel of other siths for the whole inquisitorius to use was also part of her duties, after all.
@Braden