Recent content by Juliet Sforza

In the end, balance was restored. The inadequate security men were unprepared and ill-equipped for the potency of the ladies' attack, all three of the Sith lashing out fiercely with the Force. Juliet felt there was a certain elegance to destroying one's enemies without drawing a weapon, when...

The shuttle plan was the first time Juliet had been truly caught off guard. Her efforts this evening had gone down perfectly, but she was now wary of testing fate. Still, she could see the sense of securing the Prince's loyalty and obtaining the insurance they would need to hold his feet to...

"It was indeed rather enjoyable" Juliet replied, looking down her nose at the dead guards. She felt more alive when the Force flowed through her, particularly when she used to silence the weak. "I hope you savoured the moment too; you work rather quickly". Nova had ended the Queen's life and...

"I did not know that, your Majesty! Four symphonies?! Clearly I need to do some reading..." Juliet chatted to the Queen with a smile, one ear taking in the movements of her co-conspirators. So their little assassin was in position, just up ahead from what she could tell. The trap was almost...

The large throne room had been elaborately decorated for the ball, with billowing drapes adorning the ceiling and ornate chandeliers casting a warm glow. Juliet took off her cloak, accepted a welcome drink and mingled between the guests, careful on this occasion to speak to as few people as...

Nova did not take kindly to Juliet's question. She could almost hear the poor girl bristle. "Oh I was not worried" she replied, pulling her cloak about her "only curious". If the young woman said she could deal with the Zygerrian Queen then so be it. If she was wrong, it would be her...

In the end, it was not two, but three. The third member of their group - more a coven by all accounts - had a more Human look, though the taint of the Sith still flashed in her hazel eyes. Juliet had yet to spend much time in the heart of Sith affairs and as such both of the young women were...

Juliet strode though the back alleys of the city, almost in the shadow of the Royal Palace itself. The so called Palace was a hulking blue monstrosity, without a hint of style or architectural elegance to its design. It repulsed her, almost as much as the dry arid air. Zygerria itself did not...