
Location: Tattooine, Dune Sea
She had spent years searching for him, knowing he was out there, and yet he always managed to slip away. But not this time, no, this time he had slipped up, taking residence with Sand People? It was nonsense, ridiculous. Why would he come here, why would he be here of all places? It didn't matter, she didn't care. There was only one purpose she had for coming to this world, and it was to cut that final knot out of her life. It was odd that he wasn't trying to hide himself, she could feel his presence as she neared, that sicking light that he had so aptly worshiped covered him like a festering disease. It made her sick to even think that she too had been that weak before, that she too had bought into the lies he had told her. She was young back then, she didn't realize what truly laid out there. Again, it didn't matter. She was coming with a purpose in mind, and she was going to see it through.
Her speeder neared the site, the campfire he had constructed gave enough illumination to confirm what she already knew; it was him, Master Ordin. He wouldn't escape her this time. The old man rose his head up, a soft smile on his face, as he paused from rearranging the fire before him. "I was beginning to wonder when you would arrive." There was a joy to his voice, like he was happy to see her. That mere fact filled her with rage, as Malevolum's hands turned into tight balled up fists. "I see somethings never change. You never could show up on time." He stood only thirty feet from her, she could cover that in no time and kill him, but she had words she needed to say first, things that needed to be spoken before this wound could be mended. "Why did you come here?" She started, her right hand reaching for the hilt of her saber, as she pressed the metal against the metallic palm of her suit. Ordin looked up to her, tilting his head, an amused grin replaced the soft smile now. "I should ask you the same." Was this all a game to him? He knew she had come to kill him, and yet he wasn't taking this seriously. "Look what has become of you." She started, the violet blade of her saber flared to life, as she pointed the weapon towards him, marching ever so slowly as the purple light glowed across the sands. Still, Ordin did nothing, he kept himself seated, only slowly setting the stick down in the sides as the fire crackled on. "Look what has become of you." He repeated, his hand going to his hip as he now rose up. The rage was palpable now, Malevolum's grip tightened, her teeth clenched as it seemed her old master was doing a damn fine job in annoying her. "Do you think this is what Ines-" "Don't speak her name." Malevolum cut him off, she was within ten feet now, raising the blade up as she was fully intent to strike within the next few moments. Ordin knew this, his saber flared to life as he swiftly swung upwards and intercepted her blow. It seemed he was finally going to take this seriously now. "I can feel your pain Alana, you don't have to continue down this path." "There is no Alana anymore! She's been long dead!" She let the rage flow now, as she began to slam her blade down, seeking to pummel her master into the sands, but Ordin was a skilled bladesman, as he parried each of her strikes, as he gave little ground in the sand. He suddenly leapt back, as she came in for an overhead strike, then felt something slam into her saber, sending the weapon spinning out of her hands and shutting off as it impacted into the sand. Bewilderment took over the Sith Lord, as she merely glanced back towards the weapon, then to her master, as it seemed he had outside help. He had prodded at her, using her emotions against her, distracting her from the reinforcements he had brought with him. She moved towards him, her hand reaching out for the weapon as this wasn't going to stop her from getting revenge, only to feel another impact on the side of her head, which sent her sprawling face first into the sand. Her vision was failing, as was her hearing as she was losing consciousness. She heard one unmistakable sound however, the grumbled nonsense of the sand people. This had been a trap all along, and the list of people she was going to kill had just grown. She attempted to push herself back up, not ready to allow these outsiders from interfering with her fight, with her destiny, only to be knocked on the head once more. She had realized her mistake now, and she wouldn't be foolish to allow this to happen again.

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