[member="Darth Ayra"]
The droid didn't need to translate for the woman to Adzatsmam, as he only had trouble speaking it. Getting the jist and translating a word here and there he would understand the point of what the woman said, bit he wasn't happy, at all. His crossed arms gave a slight shutter as his head lowered and his eyes shut, the Kissai looking concerned for her Vazir as she took a step back. "J'us tevola je'as nuyak fahka," he said, starting to slowly open his eyes and give an angered look to the woman, "nemsi nuyak drajunas ir ane zygis, ir liepti nun kia grizti j'us?"
The droid stayed silent until Adzatsmam was finished. At first, the droid was between them, but then it removed itself from that position, slowly taking a position beside Adzatsmam. "Nu dary nenx qutza lig tave Jidai Tvarka sso sis amzi, nuyak liesti buti nesti nuyak tauta atgal kia btirjaga ir na ar adata, mes valia vartoti re laikas is zo azesi iv jena'tes. Re tauta BUTI tave zarchas Sith'jari anas evita kam j'us buti nudien. Re kraujas buti ane kraujas. Mes buti deli is rysys xis buti zo gresme kia re brolin ir sessuo tikazi mes misini doru. Tave zarchas Sith'jari mriajas xis iv ane zavus niekinika ir minti tau buti valzino, itsu ane savas kraujas kia gauti ane midwan ir guleti ant gtura. Drajunas buti midwan, moteris, dary nenx gresti nun is nuyak fahka, zhol buti tave beze viae ra nutarisas j'us gal fasona."
The droid slowly turned to look at the woman after listening to Adzatsmam, "I'm sorry miss, but it seems Adzatsmam feels terribly offended by your offer. He feels you have come to his home and insulted his rule among his people, those who chose him, when he did not. He states that the Sith Lords who made the basis for what you pledge your life to are indeed of his blood, his people are among them. They enslaved their own people because they feared their combined power, he says that they died and were killed by their own ignorance. They wanted individual power, to rule over everyone and everything, which is why they fought amongst themselves, probably why the rule of two was instated. Family is power, the most unwise decision you can do at this time is to insult the Vazir in his own home, among the most powerful of his family. However, he is not banishing you, nor is he in a negative opinion of you, he just feels offended. I believe he feels working together, rather than being another slave, is a better proposal."