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Silex had expected the smaller fighter to fall as soon as the champion swung the first punch, but he dodged and blocked it with surprising grace and fluidity. He even got in a few of his own counterattacks. The crowd was surprised, but still seemed to think the brute would win. She supposed no...

Another fighting pit, and this one was just the same: the blood-thirsty crowd and even more money-hungry owner eagerly watched the fights, brief and brutal as they were. Silex found herself cringing whenever the giant brute of a champion got a nasty hit on whoever his challenger was. She had...

Silex didn’t know if it was just the rain, but a chill spread through her. Her eyes were glued to the seed that had become a sprout. She barely paid attention to Jade’s speech. Her arms stayed by her side, still holding onto her blasters. She shut her eyes and suddenly saw him again. His...

Silex’s nerves were on edge. But then, they always seemed on edge these days. The empty spot where the Force should have been still felt… empty. Never more than now had she wanted to feel the Force. “Well, I must mingle, it was lovely meeting you all!” She said with a forced cheeriness. With...

Silex's finger rested on the trigger but she didn't fire at either Mandalorian. The consequences were too great. Zerath pleaded his case and then Jade pleaded hers and Silex wondered why everything couldn't just be black and white. She glanced over her shoulder at Jade and saw herself, only in...

Silex felt the hairs on the back of her neck stand up, as if she was being watched. She glanced over her shoulder but saw no one suspicious. Still, the feeling lingered. Her instincts were rarely wrong. She turned forward again just as a Togruta greeted them. "I'm Silex," she introduced herself...

How quickly things had descended into chaos. Silex returned the strange, brief hug Jade gave her and got a closer look at the crowd. Mandalorians, and a Jedi she thought she recognized... When he called out to her it clicked. "Zerath?" she said, her voice rising over the storm. She did not...

Silex was beginning to realize that she was following Jade around. First the wedding, and now this? Well, she had done her part. Then why did she have a bad feeling? She walked through the rain, her long, dark hair plastered to her neck and back. She could see a group of people standing in...

Seeing Jade like this tugged on a part of Silex that another padawan had loosened just recently. "How could you help him? Both of us no longer can use the Force. Does he know that?" she said. She glanced back up at the Nautolan. They didn't have much time before Jade would be dragged back into...

Silex walked into the reception hall. She nearly broke her neck craning it to look at the strangely beautiful decorations. She may not be able to use the Force anymore but even she could feel the slight tension in the room that could not be dispelled by the high, tinkling laughter of the people...

Silex nodded, noticing Hailee's nervousness. "We can roam the galaxy then, planet hopping," she said, leaning back in her chair. She turned her head to Hailee. "We can take a long vacation, with no one to tell us what to do," she said. She felt much lighter, considering her past was no longer on...

Silex sat up in her seat when Hailee suggested they make a promise. Her face became solid and unmoving, something she had learned from him. She reached out her hand and gripped Hailee's forearm, allowing the woman to grip her own. "Never stop fighting," she said, her voice reflecting her face...

Silex was silent as Hailee's voice rose. "The light has made mistakes too. There could not be shadows if there was no light to cast them, just like there would be no light if there weren't any shadows to illuminate," she replied. As she said the words she was filled with a chilly calm that...

Silex was quiet for a little. "You can't trust the Sith," she replied. She paused at Hailee's questions. "I am honestly still trying to find my way back. I was on spurt where I tried to overcompensate for everything that I had done; trying to do good things in the galaxy." she said. She paused...

Silex uncrossed her arms and sat down. "Revenge? Who would you want to get revenge on?" she asked in a softer voice. Suddenly it clicked. The Sith. "The Sith... were they the one..." she started. The rest of the pieces started to fall into place and Silex realized they were indeed quite similar...

Silex shook her head and crossed her arms. She had officially entered big sister mode. "No. That is not an explanation. You need to tell me what the hell is going on and you need to do it now. You are not only endangering your life, you are endangering mine and if you want my help you better...

To say she was surprised was an understatement. "What the hell?" she said, when Hailee finally broke away. She marched next to her outside and back onto her ship. She didn't wait for an answer as she entered the cockpit and lifted off, leaving the atmosphere. Once they were in space, she turned...

Silex set down her mug when Hailee stood up and walked towards the stranger she had been eyeing earlier. She opened and closed her mouth, and stood up, still staying by the bar. Her newly warm muscles tensed, preparing to act should something happen. She had no idea what Hailee could be up to-...

The caf was warming Silex up, and she felt pity for Hailee- rather than the cold numbness she had grown used to. She followed the woman's gaze to a man in the corner. She looked back at Hailee, and wondered what she was thinking. Once again, she was curious what she had been through. Hailee...

Silex took a sip of her caf, and couldn't help the sigh she released as it warmed her insides. Her mind cleared; while it seemed Hailee did not want a clear mind at all. "Felucia," she answered Hailee's question. "I was an honorary princess until... until it was taken over by the Sith," she...