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Even though it may have looked like they were working in some kind of perfect tandem, Vesper was just as surprised at Tazlen's ingenious attack as Jerex appeared to be. While her hold wasn't as strong as it could have been given her injuries, it still seemed suitable enough to hold the old Sith...

Vesper listened intently to the recording though was surprised at its brevity. She wracked her brain trying to think if she'd ever heard those strange lines before. Before she could really start jogging her memory, Vesper felt something tapping at the mental shields she subconsciously kept...

Truth be told, Vesper definitely hadn't thought ahead to the fact that fire plus water had the possibility of creating steam. The only real defense she could manage was to turn her body so that her left side torso and arm took the brunt of the scalding. It hurt like an absolute mother fucker and...

The old Sith really did seem to be doing everything in his power not to fight Vesper. All she wanted to do was fight with laser swords, was that too much to ask? When flames began to sprout from Jerex's finger tips, Vesper's eyes flicked up to one of those fire emergency sprinklers that office...

Vesper paid the Sith's words no attention. Sith always liked to talk but it was never anything of actual substance. Since her attention was focused on Jerex, Vesper was able to easily see the Sith duck the drawer. With a swift slice of her lightsaber, she was able to cleave it into two pieces...

Sometimes, just sometimes, Vesper wished things in her life would go the way she planned them to go. This trip was supposed to be easy. A quick jaunt into some subterranean ruins, retrieve some artifacts from a shrine, bring them back to the Jedi, hopefully get some cash and some cache. Easy...

Vesper's eyes narrowed as Jerex deflected her force attack. Sith always had to make things so difficult, sometimes she just wish they'd accept their inevitable fate and just roll over and die already. As the table started to move, Vesper could hear it as the heavy item came hurtling at her...

So sometimes, just sometimes, Vesper liked to do things that most Jedi... probably wouldn't do. Never anything malicious or mean, nothing like that. Moreso.. adventurous, a little reckless, maybe just a touch trippy. Before the festival kicked off for real, Vesper had been a little nervous but...

When Vesper had seen the devastation of Kashyyyk on the holonet she was terribly upset for numerous reasons. Chief among them was that she had been too far away at the time to join the planet's defense or to help those on the ground evacuate. She had wracked her brain for days for days after...

Vesper's eyes narrowed in annoyance as the Sith showed some decent skill in keeping himself from getting crushed beneath the light fixture. Figuring it was best to keep Jerex on the back foot, Vesper pressed onto the offensive. As Jerex started to circle around and draw his lightsaber, he...

Tazlen's surprise force attack at the very least would split up the two Sith if it didn't send them flying like he intended. Vesper's eyes immediately went to Jerex, though for no particular reason. He was closest to her and there was no sense in wasting time deciding which of these two fool's...

I think that sounds like a solid enough plan to start with, Vesper said in response to Zayn's question. Also, please don't call me ma'am. Your manners are appreciated but I'm much more... lowkey than most of the Knights and Masters you've met, probably. Like Zayn, she was dressed relatively...

Vesper nodded at Tazlen's instruction, consciously making the choice not to look around to find the cameras. There was nothing more suspicious than someone walking around somewhere specifically looking up at security cams. Vesper followed along with Tazlen as she idly stared at a clipboard...

It had been awhile since Vesper had been dispatched on an operation of such importance. The recent streak of unfortunate results for the Jedi made what they sought to accomplish here even more pressing. There was no more room for hiccups or downright screw ups. They needed this, and they needed...

All things considered, Worlport was a nice enough city. Well, at least to Vesper it seemed nice. She was used to undercity ghettos on Nar Shaddaa, so really anything that got at least some decent natural sunlight seemed nice to her. Sitting at an outside patio table across from her partner - a...