Sic transit gloria mundi
[member="Natol'ine"], [member="Anya Venari"]
"Her parents were dirt poor farmers. She was taken by slavers when Kaeshana was 'opened up'. Her 'master' treated her like a...toy, till her powers manifested and she roasted the pig. That was my Adril...always fiery. She ended up being taken in by the Jedi and trained by them," Siobhan spoke as she approached the memorial, tone solemn and respectful, with a strong note of affection. It probably did not take a genius level intellect to figure out that they had been more than just teacher and student!
"She saved my life from scum on Nar Shaddaa. I would've been dead or a slave if not for her," she added as she walked towards the monument before she was forced to stop, wincing as pain shot through her. "Just a moment," she spoke between ragged breaths, panting.
Like it or not, she was not the woman she used to be. More than a decade of battering ramming had taken a toll on her body, though she did her best to ignore this until the pain become too great to blot out. "We fought Sith, pirates and slavers together. Even faced a demon. Often things were...easy, but I know she loved me. She gave her life on Manaan to defeat an massive abomination from hell. To save my life." More to the point, Adril had fought an eldritch abomination that looked and acted like Cthulhu.
"Her parents were dirt poor farmers. She was taken by slavers when Kaeshana was 'opened up'. Her 'master' treated her like a...toy, till her powers manifested and she roasted the pig. That was my Adril...always fiery. She ended up being taken in by the Jedi and trained by them," Siobhan spoke as she approached the memorial, tone solemn and respectful, with a strong note of affection. It probably did not take a genius level intellect to figure out that they had been more than just teacher and student!
"She saved my life from scum on Nar Shaddaa. I would've been dead or a slave if not for her," she added as she walked towards the monument before she was forced to stop, wincing as pain shot through her. "Just a moment," she spoke between ragged breaths, panting.
Like it or not, she was not the woman she used to be. More than a decade of battering ramming had taken a toll on her body, though she did her best to ignore this until the pain become too great to blot out. "We fought Sith, pirates and slavers together. Even faced a demon. Often things were...easy, but I know she loved me. She gave her life on Manaan to defeat an massive abomination from hell. To save my life." More to the point, Adril had fought an eldritch abomination that looked and acted like Cthulhu.