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[Miya Af Ath]

There was apprehension surrounding Miya. She had hoped that Natalie would not sense her, but found her calm reply reassuring. She had not played the full contents of the holocron, keeping instead the rest of the information to herself. She would study it back on her ship, when she made it that far. For now she looked at the Sentinel and nodded.

"I will ensure it does not end up in ill hands," Mi agreed as her own ill hand clutched over the red crystal of the holocron. "I'm sure they had something at some point, but in this age I'm afraid you only have the option of dining with the Ruurians." She referred grimly to the bug-people of this planet, creatures that they were. "Now I suppose we only have to find our way out of here."

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[Natalie Hope]

Natalie sighed, choosing to ignore the ill hands promise. It would break, she was sure. If she were being honest, she was going to look up the Bogan in the Jedi archives when she got back to Starlight, but she'd let Miya have her day. A darksider that didn't immediately resort to violence was not one Natalie had to worry about running amuck and causing terror. It was more likely Natalie would burn something to the ground than Miya.

"I'll just get something on the way home," she said. Looking up at the level they were once at before. "Well, they designed this thing to come down, I imagine it goes back up too. We've already touched the obelisks, so there's probably a switch or button somewhere." She raised her hand, calling the Force to shine brightly in her palm again, illuminating the dark recesses of the chamber for them beyond what the luminescent glyphs could provide.

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[Miya Af Ath]

"Then I wish you luck with that," Miya relayed to Natalie, her tone halfway between sarcasm and blatant uncaring. In a beat she stepped upon the pedestal in the center of the chamber, and with a breath the Force propelled her from the ground. She flew through the port in the ceiling—the floor of the upper chamber—and disappeared thereafter. In moments the presence of the darksider would fade, though a sense of foreboding would remain long after.

Miya was bound for her ship. Lest Natalie gave pursuit, she would be on her way.

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