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And so it came, the finality that Aadya had so desperately searched for her entire life. An answer to the question, a decision on what to do, how to proceed, who to be. It had come from the unlikeliest of sources and for that, odd as it were, she was grateful. Aadya didn't have to deal with...

“Then burn me away,” The words echoed in Aadya’s mind, rattling around like a pinball off every bumper on the board. In the past, she would have let that little phrase sear itself into her memory, something she could loop over and over again when Aadya fell down into the dark places. In the...

She felt him coming and yet, Altair's touch on Aadya's shoulder still managed to catch her by surprise. As if it was something mystical, it conjured so many memories in her mind nearly instantly it was like watching a holovid on fast forward. His question was unexpected and Aadya wasn't quite...

As the temple beneath their feet began to give way, Aadya made a mental note to ask who the fuck pressed the down button on the elevator before warning anyone. Sure, it was a faster way to get down, but at the very least give a girl a hint or something instead of just plunging everything and...

Aadya couldn’t help but let her mind wander to the battle ahead as they flew over the treetops towards their destination. She wondered just what kind of resistance the Queen of Witches would give to their little band of apprehenders. She wondered if Renfry would rather die in her home than be...

Arriving during the calm after the carnage was strange. Aadya's eyes swept the battlefield and took it all in, the bodies piled here and there, the pooled blood, the massacred beasts. It was all just so.. needless. Every life lost on Dathomir fueled a nameless, faceless machine who's levers...

Lungs on fire, Aadya desperately raced for the surface as the sinking feeling she was never going to make it started to settle in. Before the point of no return she felt herself break the surface of the water and taking several long, haggard breaths. Swimming back to the shore, Aadya took...

As she was being dragged down below the water's surface, Aadya faced the very apparent reality that this is where she was going to die. Something she always knew was going to happen eventually, of course, but it was also something she never really tried to run from either. There was no influx...

Aadya heard the call come across the coms but saw no point in replying. She had no way of returning to where she had come from. No ship, no swoop bike. It would take her forever to walk back and that in and of itself seemed like a death sentence. Of course, it wasn't like she was making much...

Her words met with nothing but silence, Aadya couldn't help but wonder what she was walking herself into. It was possible that Wiley's coordinates were wrong and this wasn't where the Frenzied River clan were to be found, but that seemed like too easy of an explanation. There was something...

Aadya nodded her head at Wiley’s instruction, following him without protest. She still wasn’t used to taking orders from people she was certain she could kill without much effort, but such were the rules under a government like the Empire. The trip to the Frenzied River Clan was short and for...

The invitation had surprised her, all things considered. It had been a very long time since Aadya had seen, let alone spoken to Raze. Still, it did seem in character for the man. And who was she to say no to such a polite request? Aadya arrived to the party local with little fanfare. Her space...

When it came right down to it, despite her silver tongue, Aadya was no negotiator. When it came to approaching compromise or resolution, it was always her own interests she place ahead of others - even if they didn't quite realize it. As such, she remained quiet as they exited the ship and...

Aadya followed Wiley back to his shuttle and boarded it, her mind on the task at hand even if her expression seemed far off and distant. She couldn't help but crack a smile at the Knight-Captain's question, it was nice to be under the command of someone who wasn't nose to the grindstone serious...

Aadya didn't even need to hear Altair speak to know that he was annoyed. Well, annoyed was probably an incredible understatement. Pissed that he had to assault this place on the whim of a faceless, moronic senator was probably more accurate. Not that it really mattered. They were here and they...

More work for you sounds perfect to me, Aadya said, shooting Varyn a playful smirk. You seem like you'll make a great teacher. You totally enjoy dealing with people and their problems, right? You seem the type. Of course, Aadya knew that pretty much the exact opposite was true. Which just made...

Aadya couldn't help but let a air-through-the-nose laugh escape her when Varyn mentioned training a whole new sect of force users. What do you mean by we? She asked, casting him a sideways glance as they pressed further into the wilderness. There's a reason I never took a real apprentice when I...

Aadya wasn't much one to call any one place home. She'd lived in the ship the Sith had given her for years now, but considering all that had gone on in the past few weeks, that really wasn't an option for her anymore. When she'd gotten the summons from the Lord Commander that had talked about a...

Someone really needs to talk to Altair about these fucking uniforms, Aadya said as she followed Varyn out of his ship and into the muggy Kaas weather. She was remembered it being horrible, of course, since she had spent a good deal of time here back during her days as an acolyte. Still, it had...

Aadya had to say she was pleasantly surprised by the fact that Varyn actually seemed to know how to dance. At first glance she would have never assumed so, the surly brooding boys weren't particularly known to be suave and light on their feet. Lower, but never zero. Aadya said, leaning into...