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A merchant, an heiress, and an architect. Celestis' gaze became calculating, as if assessing which among the three would prove far more useful not just for her campaign but more so her plans for the district she was coveting. If only her competition didn't come in the form of that young...

"Oh, please, the pleasure is mine," Celestis replied to Chirikyât before her gaze - filled with faux warmth - shifted over to 'Maskar' as he offered the Zeltron woman a greeting fitting for her station. "Well, here's to spending that time bearing fruitful outcomes." Her gaze lingered on the man...

Had Luwalhati been leaning more towards the arrogant nature of the followers of the Dark Side of the Force, they would have already scoffed at the question and comment sent their way. More so on the fact that their Sith counterparts understood the assignment and have forgone both pomp and...

The current mission at hand brought memories of Mirial, and along with it their standing amongst fellow Sith. Lord Draugr, dead at the hands of the Jedi, the one Darksider of reputable standing who had positively commented on their usefulness - albeit the Zabraki had spoken much better words...

Luwalhati's lips pressed into a thin, hard line as they drove, gaze trained forward and senses through the Force drawn out as far as they could. Master Draugr had snapped a reply to their question, but the Acolyte didn't hold the Zabrak Sith Master's annoyance against him. They had been used to...

Another day, another dustbowl, and Luwalhati wondered if they had done something terrible to be sent to a deserted desert planet deserters and dissidents chose to build bases on. Still, the Acolyte was quick to pounce on the opportunity to improve on their combat skills. Their saber hadn't...

This was the first time Luwalhati had ever set foot on the frigid lands of Ziost, accompanying an intimidating Inquisitor and the Zabrak agent the Acolyte had seen on two occasions. A mission as dangerous as their current undertaking would have made Lu hesitate before but the pink-haired Acolyte...

Lu was too focused on driving and dodging blaster fire to pay attention to other details around them. Their group was a sitting duck as long as they remained out in the open, and between getting peppered by blaster fire and ending in the Krayt's stomach, the Acolyte would willingly prefer the...

Lu was unceremoniously pushed aside as a Champion they recognized from the last social made his presence known rather grumpily in the crime scene. Glasses slipping down their nose askew, they squeezed their way back to the front just in time to see Champion Singh leaning over to get a good look...

Lu continued to dance along with the music, the smile on their face growing wider as their confidence lifted a bit. Skirt flaring and sleeves fluttering with every move, the Acolyte was close to losing themself into the dance when Anai's voice broke through their thoughts. Lu returned Anai's...

The Acolyte was so used to being ignored and to be honest it did not bother them. Though when Vahliri acknowledged their presence Lu couldn't help a genuine smile from appearing on their face. And she was smiling now, an expression more suited to her face than the sad one from earlier. One small...

Lu sat quietly, content in their own slice of peace in the bar as they watched the proceedings before them. A group of mean, angry girls were harassing the elf girl after her daring solo performance aimed at the Tiefling Commander, only to be silenced and swept aside when that same Commander...

Start with the edges first, then the rest will fall into place. Puzzle pieces slotted in their respective places. Some floated midair, hovering over a head of pink hair like a jagged halo. Some lay on the carpeted floor, scattered around and forming a mismatch of shapes and half-constructed...

It was easy to drive while the twin suns were still out, but the arrival of dusk and the stars that flickered to life one after another brought forth an entirely new story. It was also very easy to dismiss the sand flying to their face as long as none got into their eyes or mouth, but when amber...

Luwalhati approached one of the medics as they began to treat Varyn, handing over the tray with the Champion's broken glass. They advised the medic that they might find traces of what had caused the Champion's temporary paralysis before looking at the still unmoving man. (@Phoenix) "You'll be...

This was their third social and this time, Lu had no plans of dipping out like what they did on the first two. Not when the dance floor devolved from having dancers gliding gracefully on marbled floors into Sith fighting one another. Amber gaze lingered for a few moments to where Champion...

Purchases made and packed, Lu dutifully followed after their fellow Sith as Master Draugr led them to a rather lavish inn. Not something the Acolyte expected to see on Tatooine, but they did not made mention of it either way. Small talk was not their forte, let alone making jokes or puns...

Through the grit of whirling sabers and flashing lightning, a certain grace – albeit with danger attached – ebbed and flowed in the way the two Champions exchanged blows. On first impression Vahliri Kahtal seemed to be the more superior fighter. Lu watched her movements with rapt interest, amber...

Lu simply gave Lord Draugr's explanation a polite incline of their head. Regardless of what the Zabraki Sith Master actually sought for in this planet, the Acolyte was sure that they would be able to learn something new or give facts to rumors surrounding Maul's fate today. The pink-haired...

Lu returned the nod Wodan sent their way, with an addition of a small and quick smile. The other Acolyte didn't seem to be one to engage in small talk. They won't hold it against them – even Lu themself struggled with small talk so they wouldn't subject their fellow Acolyte with such prospect...