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Kat watched impatiently for Laeo to pick up her pattern. He was quicker than most, but his constant dodging should be tiring him out by her reckoning. She needed to be ready for a potential killing blow, whether from her or him. Despite her experience and enhanced eyes, she was still caught off...

Today was supposed to be a good day, but for some reason, it was hard for Kat to muster a smile. She stared at herself in the mirror, gazing at her hard-earned scars and trying to remember every wound as it happened. With an involuntary shiver, her eyes finally lingered along the hair-thin lines...

Kat felt a mixture of emotions as Laeo neatly avoided her strikes. Frustration, because no one had ever done something like that in any of her fights, and interest, because despite its ridiculousness, Laeo made it work in a fight. Kat wasn't a stranger to unorthodox techniques, but this was...

Kat panted, calming down after the fight of her life. She was so unfocused she hardly noticed as someone wrapped their arm around her. Before she even realized it, she swung her opposite fist to strike whoever dared to touch her, only to stop just before contact once she realized who it was...

Kat smirked at Laeo's grumbling. It amused her that the Cauldron had no bar despite being perhaps the best method to bring people together. She had never had the opportunity to visit these places of leisure until her unceremonious crash on Tatooine. Though she had snuck alcohol before, she found...

For what seemed like an eternity, Kat swung and chopped and punched her way through an increasingly frantic enemy, relentless but inevitably, flagging against the onslaught. She couldn't keep it up forever for all of her strength, speed, tenacity, and ferocity. Eventually, she stumbled over the...

Kat did her best to give Laeo's words the consideration they deserved. It was, of course, true that she was responsible for a great many people on Rattatak. She, however, had an inkling that the man's definition of protection is very different from the average Rattataki's. Truthfully, she was...

Katherine considered for a moment. She had a war to plan, so this couldn't take too much time. However, if she doesn't take decisive action, it's likely these tribes will slip from her control, which is unacceptable. There might be more matters for her to oversee today, but this situation can't...

Kat dodged and dived; two enemies of a species she didn't know attacked her ferociously. One wielded a large club, complementing his hulking lizard frame, and the other bore a rickety rifle upon which was strapped a bayonet, which the small creature used as a spear. Kat blasted one in the chest...

Kat watched with anticipation as the enemy approached. They were cautious, probing her defenses to try and find weak points in the entrenchment. For a little under an hour, blaster fire splattered sporadically across the sparse forest, striking Kat's defenses only to receive return fire in turn...

Kat watched the battle with a studious eye, trying to find mistakes in her battle plan and the enemies. At the moment, the fighting had ground into a slow, methodical thing, with squads of fighters popping out of cover to blast some unlucky fool before scuttling off somewhere else. Even though...

Kat paid no more mind to the sniper, glancing around rapidly as bright flashes of blaster fire started beaming around the canyon. She watched as her men lay an unholy amount of fire down on the enemy sharpshooters' position, keeping him pinned down if only for a moment. Maybe a lucky shot will...

Kat blanked out for a moment, pondering the curious patterns of chipped rock that made up the carved walls of the dwelling. Eventually, she recalled that she was supposed to be listening to something and blinked, rolling her head on her shoulders in a stupor. Kerk babbled some more words...

More information on the enemy trickled in. They looked fresh despite having traveled back home with all due haste, so they must have only recently rested before continuing their march against Kat and her people. The greatest concentration was following a particular path through the mountains and...

Kat let out heavy breaths as she tried to get herself back under control. She could see something in the air around them, though that might not have been the right word. She couldn't see anything out of the ordinary, but she knew something was off. Like she stood in gentle waves lapping at her...

Kat gave Laeo the side-eye when he started speaking. What poor manners! Though, to be fair, Kat did summon him without warning and without letting him prepare for what they were doing today, so maybe he's just out of sorts? It was never good to assume someone is being a big jerk when there could...

The men of Mondder have strange cultural practices, Kat thought. She had been about to draw her shovel and start chopping at the stunned man, yet the others seemed unphased, so this must be common. She had stood and taken a fighting stance once the armored man crashed down but slowly sank back...

As Kat lounged against a boulder, waiting for the coming battle, she mused that everyone she had met on Rattatak had been... small. Celeste is small, Stetti is small, and none of the Rattataki she had met were of a height with her. It was curious to Kat because did that not make her the strange...

Kat leaned back and crossed one leg over the other, lounging on her seat like she owned it, which she did. She watched intently as Celeste's better nature broke out in a way Kat hadn't expected. While she might have thought that one such as a vaunted Jedi would know how to speak to children, and...

Kat stared at the slowly slithering creature as it flew through the sky. It was truly beautiful, in a primal way. It almost seemed to glow now that she watched it. The constant movement of its body makes the patterns of its hide twinkle like the stars it sits amongst. Her body jerked at Lore's...