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The Cult of Veroleem wasn't something she'd read too much into, but when news hit her of something dark on the planet she didn't hesitate to go. Especially since she did end up reading into the Cult. Immortality, Sith laboratories, an actual dark side cult that used to rule the world. Suddenly Veroleem's backwater culture and barren landscape was a treasure trove of information and power. Maybe. If anything survived, absolutely. There were some Sith who could easily be manipulated through promises of immortality, after all.

Not that it was her main reason for being here.

The Sangnir stepped down the ramp of her ship, hoisting her spear onto her shoulder. Extinguished, for the moment. Somewhere, the person behind the report wandered. Once she found her, well. Alina let herself grin just for a moment before trudging out into the sands.

This could end up fun.

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Screaming. That was the first thing to come from the small cultist settlement. The screaming of almost hundreds of people, trying to escape something. The pillars of smoke was the second thing to arise from that place, buried deep within a set of caverns and hill sized mountains, covered in thick layers of sand and dust. Footsteps of tens of people shook the ground as they tried to flee their once base and home. The small ships had started to try and take off, giving a quick escape to any who would board their ramps. A group of them tried to fight the threat of unrelenting rage and power. Whilst most had been unprepared for this, some had been slightly force sensitive, allowing them to feel the wash of darkness that had come to their settlement.

"Charge!" called a human man, holding a metal spear like weapon in hand, the others beside him using similar weapons or blasters of minuscule size. Their target walked through the flames around her, the black void of a helmet reflecting their feigned brave faces. At once, a group ran at the woman, spears ready to stab or slash at her armoured form. With a simple wave of her left hand, their weapons had left their own. Now disarmed, the blaster wielders at the back began to fire. Bolts cascaded overhead as those closest were choked and thrown by an invisible force. Black and blue lightning streaked across the air to let loose unbelievable pain to all in her path. The crimson blade, pulsing with vibrant and unstable energy as the blade itself gave off a a flame like core at its emitter. With a swipe, multiple fell before the enraged Sith.

"Where are they, you worthless scum!" demanded the Sith, her hand choking a man. With no response but his strangled breath, she pulled him in and impaled his body on her saber, casting him aside after his life had faded. With tens of people still either running or attempting to hold her off, Malka extinguished her saber, and raised her hands. The helmet she wore began to once again amplify her connection to the Dark Side, giving her an overflow of power. With two outstretched hands, she cast the almost black Force lightning, each arc of destruction reaching a person before arcing along to another. A web of lightning was all that remained for a few seconds before they all fell, their own lives extinguished in that moment.

As a ship nearby started to rise, Malka was alerted to it as she cut another down and then reached out with her hand. The ship began to stall as her grip on it forced it to stay. The small jets of thrusters began to fail, the body of the small shuttle slowly being pulled to the ground. "you shall not escape," Malka forced through to the ship via her commlink built into her armour. With a swift ignition of her saber, she tossed the blade at the ship, directly hitting a small deposit of fuel against the partly open hanger doors. The grip on the ship turned into a swift arc of lightning, black as night, striking like a match on the fuel. The thirty or so people inside barely had time to react before their ship exploded. The wreckage falling fifty feet to the ground. Fire had started to consume the site of the small cultist village, many other ships had began to flee to other settlements across the planet aiming to escape Malka.

Her breathing came distorted through the helmet as she caught her saber, and belted its inactive state. She hadn't even had to use its alternate parts for this venture.



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The search was a brief one.

A nearby explosion caught Alina's attention. Shouting. Blaster fire? Screaming. Didn't take long for her to assume it might be the enraged Sith she'd heard about. So she ran, darting through the sands faster than any speeder could carry her. More importantly, quietly so. She moved like a shade, hopping onto one of the already ruined buildings of the settlement to get a better eye on just what was happening.

A rampage, through and through. Her golden gaze watched with mild amusement as the last of the fighting ended. People fled, those who survived at least. And all that was left was a woman in armor.

Silently Alina hopped from her perch. Standing amid the darkness of an alley so only the golden glow of her eyes could be seen. Intimidation, or at least an attempt to be frightening. Fear was just one of those Sith weapons she could actually use, though not to the extent of some she knew.

"Feel better?"

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Now that some of her anger and rage had been spent, Malka reached out with the force, trying to sense anything she could. If she hadn't sensed a small item of interest on the body of the Sith Knight approaching her position, she wouldn't have guessed she was there until she spoke. Unlike the last Sith she had encountered, this one was taking no precautions towards her. Not that her first Sith since escaping that desolate moon had done so, but she had at least taken steps away from her. The dark blue and gold tinted armour woman raised her hand towards the mass wreckage before her, pulling the blazing oil across to cast light across Alina's form. The black void of glass turned to face the knew being before her. This was not someone or something she was familiar with. Not just the armour and weaponry, but the race of the individual itself. It wasn't like sensing another human or even a Rodian for that matter. Something was immensely strange about her.

Without turning her full body to even address Alina, Malka's voice returned her answer through the distorted voice of her helmet, "Not in the slightest." Her armour gleamed in the firelight as her helmet reflected its surface. Her helmet that was as black as space was not a beacon of orange and reds. "I'll not know an end to my path until my goals are achieved," Malka said, her form adjusting to best fit a woman of some finesse. From inside the helmet, Malka's display showed every visible weapon on the woman, even analysing some parts of her armour. She hadn't taken any form of damage against the peasants she had forced to flee. A side display of her body confirmed that in every sense. "If you have business with me, then speak," Malka told Alina, her tone firm and still full of anger. The rage had built for a decade, so it was time for some release.

The sash at her waist flapped slowly as she began to turn, her movement graceful and full of purpose, yet no effort was made to make it quick. Her yellow eyes continued to gaze at Alina, before she heard a small amount of movement from a building nearby. With a raise of her hand, the slim figure of a woman in slightly burnt and damaged robes appeared. She was clearly another member of the group that had just fled. She wasn't even sensitive to the Force. Why was she even here. Glancing at her, she could see the anger the woman possessed. But, that wouldn't work on Malka. She started to constrict the woman's neck with the unseen grip. Only slightly, she wanted to make a point that she was no got going to just let her live, or ignore the Sith now in the burning settlement. Turning her head, Malka focused again on Alina, her visor impeding all attempts to see her actual face.


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Another heartbeat.

It pulled Alina's attention, but not from watching the woman in front of her. The armor, the black visor. It made it hard for the Sangnir to see intention. Unable to feel the Force, she relied heavily on being able to read microexpressions. No such luck here, though. At least she could still hear the heartbeat of the woman beneath the armor. Unlike Alina herself, who didn't have one in the slightest.

"I'm here to ta-"

She didn't finish her sentence. She stayed still, patiently waiting as Malka seemed to focus more on the helpless girl. A cultist, perhaps? One of Malka's enemies? Didn't matter.

The moment Malka looked back to Alina, the Sangnir was already in her face. Fist swung for the black mask with an unimpressed and annoyed expression. Monstrous, inhuman speed. And strength, if the fist connected.

"Don't ever look away."

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As the fist closed the distance to Malka's helmet, her mind entered its battle state. She had fought many foes who relied on speed and amplified strength. Each of them had a weakness, she just had to find it. Knowing that her opponent wouldn't have gotten this close without some precaution to either her Lightsaber or her force abilities, Malka knew she'd have to counter this strength. Using her own speed, Malka bent backwards, letting the fist pass her head, as her hand clenched and gave a directory motion towards Alina. The woman, barely had enough time before her life was suddenly snuffed out before, being thrown towards Alina. Her body would aid in giving Malka enough time to move.

With the distraction, Malka's armoured form bolted backwards, the force amplifying her physical speed. Standing as if she barely had to show effort, Malka concentrated on the building just behind Alina, her gaze never leaving the woman. With a swift clench of her fist again, the walls began to crumble and fall. Each brick hovered above ground, then launching themselves at Alina like a barrage of concrete bullets. The blazing oil began to coil around their position, not to any effort of Malka. The oil had been oozing from a starship after all.

The flames created an outline of both her and Alina, their movements easily viewable to both, if they could work in bright light based environment. Since Malka had been fighting amongst many planets for a majority of her life, this wasn't a new situation. Flames tended to limit her opponent's movements and directions in combat. "Don't forget that I am no naive Jedi," Malka said, her comlink projecting her voice to Alina's own comlink. Her hand opened as her Lightsaber shot to her grip, the point near the emitter unfolding to create the Lightsaber's true appearance. A battle worn Crossguard Lightsaber. A flick of the button created three blades of crackling crimson. The blades themselves creating a fire like effect near the guard. Anything that came into contact with it that wasn't protected would surely be scorched. "I am Malka Kaivalya. Hunter of the Accursed Jedi and Purger of their Light," Malka's voice boomed from within the large blazing circle around them, her own blade blending into the red and orange glow around their bodies.

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Alina straightened up after her thrown punch. Movement caught her eye. The girl from before? No, a corpse now. She frowned, raising a hand to casually catch the discarded body before dropping it to the ground. Her gaze shifted to the sound of crumbling brick. Watched it for only a moment. Then raised her own hand. At once, a void erupted from her. The Force, it's influence. It's power, gone. The bricks that hovered clattered uselessly to the ground. The void continued to grow, threatening to consume Malka as she'd surely feel Alina's own will trying to dominate her. Cut her from the Force itself, if only temporarily.

Fire danced around them as the Sith turned her head. Golden eyes, glowing brighter than the fire around them, stared at the masked woman.

"Your titles mean nothing to me. You kill well. You hunt Jedi. You are strong." She turned, pulling her own crossbladed lightsaber from her hip. Igniting the red blade. "You are either a threat, or an ally. Choose."

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