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It was a surprise that he didn't want to be called master, or lord, or sir. She figured Sith loved that whole controlling thing. Even the Jedi used titles like that. Theirs were always out of respect. She felt weird when her Padawan called her master, but she moved past it. In private, he could...

"Thank you," she would say in a whisper. Getting to her feet, they would leave the cell hand in hand. He was thoughtful, keeping a slow pace for her. She hadn't realized how weak she felt until she started actually walking about. Her legs were already starting to hurt her. She tried to push...

For awhile it was quiet between them, except for her tears and sniffling gasps as she cried. His hand would rub at her head and back in an effort to calm her down and reassure her that everything would be alright. The last few months had been a literal hell so the smallest bit of comfort meant...

Kae'Leigh continued to weep against his pants while he stroked her head comfortingly. He then brought both hands down to cup her cheeks as his thumbs wiped away her tears. She looked up at him with those blurry brown eyes as they continued to fall while making the most pitiful of faces. Her mind...

It was sweet that her new friend was trying to get her to take things slow, but he clearly didn't know the Twi'lek Jedi very well. Kae'Leigh never sat back. She tried sitting up at least; her body groaned in protest. But sitting back and waiting it out was worse. She needed to push through it...

Her new room was heaven compared to the treatment she was welcomed into. She finally got a long sleep, letting her body take all the time it needed. When she woke up, she only got up to use the toilet before lying back down on the mattress and closing her eyes again. She ended up napping for...

While Eisa started to convene with the guards, the two girls would begin building up the Force within their bodies. It wouldn't be as strong as it was when they were holding hands, but the connection was still very much alive between them. She could feel it even more as she let the Force enter...

Eventually she got tired of having the water run down her face so she adjusted herself to lean her head more against the wall so that the water hit her neck instead. And she stayed like this while Mid scrubbed at her back and worked on her arms. Every new spot he hit she would moan. Her body...

Kae'Leigh had divulged herself into her task. She couldn't afford to look away. Each new solution came with another problem and each answer met with another curveball. She continued to plug away into the system until finally everything cleared and became still. She'd done it. She bypassed the...

Leaving the first ship the girl would then offer her own services in helping to fix the ship. Kae'Leigh was certain a new bracket would be needed, but as any mechanic would tell you, there were a hundred different ways to fix a problem. Maybe Nidari would think of something that the blue skinned...

Opening her eyes, the Twi'lek would realized she too had passed out. She was lying on the ground with her arm still outstretched. Ahead of her, Hask was laying on his back. She noticed right away his chest was moving, and she breathed a heavy sigh that he wasn't dead. Not that she had any reason...

It was no surprise that her words confused the Sith. She had basically admitted what he was hoping to push this whole time. It was surprising that it had happened so fast, that she broke so easily. But in her defense, she really hadn't been a Jedi that long. She'd only just become a Force...

Feeling the girl's thumb stroke across her hand made Kae'Leigh smile with giddy delight. It was such a small gesture, but it meant the world with its meaning. Kae'Leigh's heart was fluttering. She listened to Eisa regale her childhood over to the Twi'lek, speaking of all the cultures she got to...

As if being bound was humiliating enough, her red skinned nemesis would poke her on the nose and speak in such a condescending tone to her. He even went so far as to call her by her number. She hadn't heard her name out loud in so long now. She was starting to forget it. How could one forget...

Hearing the doors open was always such a blissful sound. The lights would dim, the tone would cease, and she was usually given food. Her stomach had killed her the first week, but after....Heavens she didn't even know. But her body was getting used to the lack of food and doing what it naturally...

The blue skinned Twi'lek was only slightly nervous at how the red head Jedi would react to her holding hands. The way she saw it, a few things could happen. First, the girl could simply take it as a way to strengthen their bond. Simple and done. Second, she could do so with a more intimate...

How hard could it be to find one bracket...? Apparently it had been a long time since Kae'Leigh went hunting for a part like this. But being in the wing, crawling on her knees, feeling the air being thin and hot from all the heated metal, it felt just like she was back at home on her own ship...

"Are you sure...?" the Twi'lek would ask since Vardon was suggesting she have the blade. He'd then hold it back to her and explain that he'd learned plenty on this journey alone. He'd come here to learn something, and he had. Holocron or otherwise. Kae'Leigh would smile at his wisdom, taking the...

As the Twi'lek looked around for any sort of hazards that might get in their way, she felt a familiar twinge within the Force causing her to stop what she was doing any look around. Her sights brought her to a Bothan who was waving at her. Kae'Leigh smiled as she saw the man, a general reaction...

Kae'Leigh's pleas had apparently been unheard as Hask continued to argue with himself in the sight of the Dark side. He then raised his hand and shot a powerful wave of energy towards her. Kae'Leigh had been too focused trying to talk him down that she didn't consider the option of him fighting...