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Verse took the books and the translation and tucked them in a small satchel she wore under her robe. This excursion had been a success, in Verse's opinion, despite their slow start. "I don't think you'll have to worry about that," she replied when Mors told them to keep the books. They would...

Verse flipped through the other two books, noting some similar markings. "It's hard to tell," she replied to Cheriss, glancing up and shutting them once more. They would take these as well; and use Mors' translation of the first book to help them translate the other two. When Mors finished...

Verse turned to the next page. If Mors was telling the truth, this part was about Force projection. She scanned it, but it still made no sense to her. She walked over to Mors and handed it to him. "Make yourself useful," she said, smiling coldly. She walked to a nearby wooden desk and picked...

Like Verse suspected, he seemed to want to be more difficult; despite the position he was in. Cheriss pushed him closer to her saber and he quickly complied. How the tables turn, she thought. She met Cheriss' gaze and nodded. "Lead the way," she said, extending her hand back in the direction...

Verse sat down in the co-pilot's seat and watched silently as Bel flew into the atmosphere, getting the spiders off the ship. It was tiring, having to play extermination for some cowardly villagers and cowardly Sith agents that should have been guarding the planet. She would report it back to...

Pain lit up Mors eyes and he grit his teeth as he was forced to look up at Verse, who seemed unperturbed at the fact that his blood had sprayed across her front. "I suggest we start with your little Force Projection," Verse said coldly, stepping forward, making Mors bend his head back more to...

Verse was dodging and fighting off her own spiders and she cursed them under her breath- not because she was scared of them, but because there were so goddamn many; they reproduced by the thousands. She ducked the stabbing legs of one spider, slicing them off at the first joint as she rolled to...

Verse knew Mors would be overly excited to show off and attempt to kill them in the most dramatic way possible; she was counting on it, in fact. Verse flicked her sabers, adjusting her grip. She raised them, widening her stance a little. Mors continued to mock them, gesturing for them to make...

Verse did not care who she reminded him of; she just took his hand with her good one and pulled herself up onto the shuttle. She was surprised to hear an apology as the ramp door lifted and the shuttle took off. Her only response was a lifted eyebrow as the med droid he mentioned whirred up to...

Like Verse had expected, Mors revealed himself in the form of lightning. She brought both her sabers up in an 'X', blocking the lightning that shot for the pair. The light of Verse's lightsabers, Cheriss' lightsaber, and Mors lightning illuminated his face once more. In this light, his skin...

Verse nodded and followed Cheriss out and around the house to the dark woods behind it. They paused momentarily at the edge of the trees and nodded once more when Cheriss suggested they go deeper in to find the source of the light. She hoped Mors was the source or at least near it; she was...

While there was nothing that seemed to have made the book fall, it seemed awfully suspicious that that specific book fell and that it had landed on that page, about Mors specifically. Verse suspected he was not in the house but close enough and strong enough in the Force to control small things...

Verse glanced up, surprised when Bel returned in the ship, firing at the remaining spiders. When she heard his voice come over the ship's speakers, she stared up at it. She watched it land with a blank expression, although she was breathing a little heavier than normal due to adrenaline and the...

Verse was quiet as they walked through the upper levels of the house. Finding nothing, they walked back downstairs. She paused with Cheriss at a window as Cheriss looked at a painting. She saw the flash of light at the same time as Cheriss but then it disappeared; the woods being cast back into...

Verse was distracted for a brief second when she glanced to see how Bel was holding up and saw him dart off into the forest. "What the-" she said, tamping down her sudden burst of anger. She didn't get much time to finish processing what had happened before the biggest spider came at her with...

Verse was not keen on running from these monsters- it would only lead them to their ship. Verse didn't have to run after him, though- they were quickly surrounded by spiders, the biggest spider (who was likely the mother of the hive) lifted its long, thick, hairy legs as it hissed at them. Verse...

Verse listened to the man. He definitely talked a big game, and if they followed this 'Path' thing, they would see if he could really do it all. She turned to Cheriss briefly and shrugged. "This house is big; we could start searching in here," she said. She moved forward, picked up a candle...

Verse could feel Bel's presence shift as he leapt into the trees. They neared a clearing illuminated by just enough moonlight to see a massive spider fling Bel into an even bigger web. Verse ignored his suggestion to get back to the ship and instead reigniting both her saber. The spider's...

Verse watched the man. Something was off. The light of her saber illuminated him in a strange way; he cast no visible shadow on the floor. She remembered the shadow from before and wondered if Mors had caused it, or if a candle had just flickered. She reached her conclusion just before Cheriss...

As soon as the suddenly bright light of her saber ignited the surrounding area, Verse realized what a stupid, amateur mistake she had made. She had already turned off the saber even as Bel was speaking, hissing at her to turn it off. To make up for it, she spread out the Force, the tiny spiders...