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As Kaisa raced back towards Oren and the others, the bright light of his ultimate sacrifice caused her to squint her eyes so heavily they were nearly closed. She had no idea what exactly was occurring, but she know what she felt echo through the force. Oren Zapan had given himself in the effort...

The sound of a rocket firing was a stark contrast to the things Kaisa expected to hear on the battlefield, and despite her better judgement it pulled a moment her attention towards the sky. She saw the flying metal man, unable to comprehend several things as her mind raced. Why exactly was a...

The monster before her bore its fangs, raising walls and trying to use its venomous touch to corrupt the very planet beneath all of their feet. But in this place, Raze was an invader - an outsider who was unwelcome, unwanted, foreign. A disease that needed to be eradicated. A festering boil that...

She felt the presence of Darth Raze long before the crumbling towers and split earth. She didn't know it with the intimacy others might, unable to fathom who she would be meeting when she stepped out of the temple. In the end, whatever or whoever it was really didn't matter. A presence so dark...

You would think so, Kaisa answered flatly to Maura's inquiry about the Council noticing before a Shadow would fall. But by very nature it can be long stretches of time before a Shadow might check in with the Council proper. That is why the position of First Shadow exists, as a point of contact...

The quiet sound of ran hitting the windows had lulled Kaisa into a state of quiet contemplation. Her mind wandered to the last time she, Hera and Alex had gathered in the same room. A moment that had solidified her opinion on Hera Albion, though Kaisa hadn't realized as much at the time. A...

Thinking about it, Kaisa couldn't recall a time she had ever attended a ceremony to celebrate a padawan being promoted to Knighthood. The idea seemed kind of odd to her from a practicality standpoint, but she wasn't going to deny someone the deserved opportunity to be celebrated for an...

Kaisa could tell that Maura was uncomfortable talking about the situation she had gone through. Not that she could blame the padawan, making decisions like the one that Maura made was never easy - even for adults, let alone a child. Do not say you weren't strong enough. There is strength in...

Kaisa didn't immediately answer Maura's initial question, instead opting to let the girl finish everything she had to say before speaking up herself. Truth be told, Kaisa was far more interested in Maura than she was in rehashing her own past. Though, that was probably more for selfish reasons...

She wouldn't say anything, but Kaisa silently nodded in approval at Maura's admission to being a little nervous. It was a more mature take than maybe she knew, and that was always something to be commended. Kaisa had met her fair share of headstrong and never-afraid padawans in her time, and...

Maura's sudden and quite loud intrusion into her office garnered little more than an arched eyebrow from Kaisa as she peered over the datapad she'd been reading. Nothing on it was very interesting but it needed to be read, probably one of her least favorite parts of being on the Council. No, we...

A quiet hmm through pursed lips was all Kaisa could manage to add to Alex's speech, or whatever it was supposed to be. Never one for speeches herself, Kaisa always found it a little odd how Alex always seemed to find time for one. If she wasn't the Grandmaster of the Order, she probably would...

Kaisa felt the darkness building inside of Draugr as she closed in for her attack. Her eyes narrowed and the grip on her saber tightened, but she did not change her course. The window for Draugr's attempted force repulse was small and slamming shut with every second that ticked by. As Alex and...

The moment that President Thorne had spoken his intention, things began clicking into place inside of Kaisa's mind. Where there had once been an angry storm brewing there was now quiet, still waters. Whether that meant she had survived the maelstrom or simply found herself at its center was yet...

Kaisa followed behind Hera in silence. Her mind was wavy with the storm of thought, a roiling ocean and she was alone, adrift on a failing life boat. Under normal circumstances, Kaisa prided herself on always being sure of the next step. Thoroughly prepared and unflappable. But she hadn't been...

It hadn't been long since Hera had contacted Kaisa and requested her presence, though the minutes before these sorts of meetings always seemed to tick by like hours. This was the second time in as many weeks that someone was being brought before her and while the circumstances surrounding this...

Do you feel balanced? Kaisa asked, her gaze on Alex soft but her tone even and clear. You say that you do not see the darkside in accepting the role that we have played, but Alex it is always what role you have played that seems to weigh heaviest on your mind. Kaisa sighed slightly as she...

For what seemed like the umpteenth time, Kaisa had managed to find herself a small respite only to have it interrupted by fucking insanity. Normally the insanity that ruined her solitude was Jedi related - there always seemed to be some padawan somewhere doing something that gave her migraines...

Running late wasn't a problem Kaisa typically had, though unsurprisingly on the day she had maybe the most important meeting since she'd become a Councilor she was running just a little bit behind. Checking her chrono, Kaisa let out a sigh as she picked up her pace towards the Council chambers...

I see. Was all Kaisa said after listening to Hailee. Throughout the padawan's confession, Kaisa hadn't been focusing so much on the actual words that were spoken. More so the manner in which they were, the feeling behind them. With words, it was easy to lie, to talk around and under something...