Darth Caecus
Once again, to War

Felucia
.....Four Days after Mirial
The first distress call sounded an hour before dawn. A small trading outpost crying out, only to fall silent not long after. It was the first outpost to call- but not the first to find themselves at the edge of the knife. In the small hours of the morning two villages had been left in blood and ruins. Only the third was able to call for help before the end.... and the third was the first to burn.
It wasn't much, not really. Less than fifty in that first village, scaling up as they moved across the vibrant landscape, dulled by the clouded night sky above them. The death toll was nothing compared to Mirial, military and civilian on both sides of the divide. No one truly won that day, as far as Kith was concerned.
But her orders were to make sure that the Jedi lost just a little.
Bit.
More.
They came in the night. [member="Darth Carnifex"] had not simply ordered her to kill. No. His words had been both more general in one way and far more specific in another.
Make them bleed....
There were living, left behind in their wake. Dead as well, but that was largely incidental to the swath she had begun to cut across Felucia. It was not necessarily obvious at first glance that it was Sith bringing death. No lightsabers, no lightning. No signs left behind beyond a thousand cuts leveled on the flesh of those only guilty of their association.
Kith didn't care if they lived or died.
Only that they bled.
The sun rose red, casting light over three locations, the third a beacon even before the light hit it. They pointed in a straight line, no deviation. It marked the likely fourth target clearly. The next outpost, larger than the last. Kith was being driven by something, pushed through the jungle with bloody hands and ash in her hair. [member="Luca Thorne"] followed, unflagging in the grim determination.... of what? Kith didn't ask. The Dark Lord's order, triggering a deeply inlaid programing to obey had changed the Sith. Not in nature, but in action. But Luca was the same as ever, and if she asked, well.... He would tell her. And in that moment, there was nothing but the curve of the knife and the lights of the next outpost at the edge of the jungle. He followed, and that was enough.
They slipped over the wall just before the sun rose high enough to kiss the top. Just before the smoke was spotted on the horizon.
The screams started a heartbeat later.
Make them bleed.