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Diplomacy Empire Day | GE Consecration of Imperial Center




EMPRESS TETA


Wearing | Gear : X | X | X | X | X | L3-37 | Interacting With : Myra Arceneau Dashiell Myra Arceneau Dashiell

"Later you can show me these entertaining methods."


A small shake of his head, over the past several his wife had been incorrigible. Not that he was complaining in the slightest. It had signaled a shift to a more confident, less anxious phase. As if Ellie had found her footing as businesswoman, wife, and now mother. Even a scant few years ago such a situation would have made her anxious - the idea of the planet overtaken and the possibility of endless meetings. A small smile touched his features, wondering if he should mention it in the future.

"All I know is the Keto family is a noble Tetan family....I was never big in knowing the royalty here, even with Lily and Rose so involved."


Ellie's stepsisters. They had been much older than the pair - teenagers when they were just eight years old. Neither had time for hanging out around young kids, his now deceased sisters-in-law always had an air of mystery.

[ The Keto family is owner of Titan Dynamics . Mining used to be one of their big credit-makers Sir. Keto has had a hand in the Mining Guild for ages, before you took it over. At one point there were a variety of charities associated with the family and corporation. As for the Senator himself, I do believe he is something of a war hawk. ]

Makai blinked. One part of the family appeared to be business minded, but perhaps this Senator did not fit into that mold.





 


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Aurelian's smile deepened, the kind a predator gives when the hunt is almost over. Her answer gave him just enough to sense her ambition, but kept the full picture hidden. So typical of Dominique. She played her cards like a master smuggler with a loaded deck: confidently, yet always with an edge of danger.

He stepped closer again, closing the small gap between them. His hand rested on the rail right next to hers, his knuckles brushing her fingers. The contact was brief, almost an accident, but he meant it.

"You know," his voice came out low and unhurried, the kind that could sway a senate or tempt a queen to treason. "I think we're much more alike than either of us would ever admit. Whether you're born to nobility or you forge it yourself, it doesn't matter. We both learned early that power isn't something you grab all at once. It's built over quiet deals, in subtle glances across a table, in a hand placed perfectly at just the right moment."

His thumb shifted slightly against her hand, just enough for her to feel the faintest movement before he pulled back, a touch of restraint hinting at a promise. He imagined, with a flicker of satisfaction, how Cassian Abrantes Cassian Abrantes would lose his polished composure if he were watching. The man would undoubtedly choke on his own decorum.

"But let's set aside the poetry," Aurelian continued, his gaze fixed on her profile. The flickering blue light from the pyre gave her an almost ethereal glow. "I asked what you want, Dominique, because Naboo is in motion. And Denon, your world, could name its price in this dance. Think of the trade routes. The political weight. Influence stretching far beyond your already impressive reach."

His head tilted slightly, his voice dropping to a rich undertone. "All I want in return is your support for the Crown. Mine, specifically. And future favor from Denon." A corner of his mouth twitched upward. "We could build something fruitful from this. Your world and mine, thriving together. Watching our rivals grind their teeth behind closed doors."

He turned, just enough for his shoulder to brush hers again, a deliberate contact this time. "So name it. What does Denon want from Naboo?" His eyes softened with intrigue, though the playfulness never left. "And if what you want is to watch the galaxy think it's resisting us, while we're already sharing the spoils…"

His hand rose, light as a whisper, to tuck a stray strand of hair behind her ear, his fingers brushing her jaw for just a heartbeat longer than necessary.

"…well, I think that might be my favorite kind of arrangement."

He didn't move back. Not yet. He waited to see if she would.



 


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Myra's mouth quirked in a slow, knowing smile meant only for him.

"Oh, later I'll do more than just show you," she murmured, voice low enough that even Thirty-Seven's sensors might've miss it. Maybe. "You'll be begging me to let you get some sleep."

The tease lingered in her eyes a beat longer before she shifted, her expression sharpening as she turned over what he'd said.

"If Keto's family still has deep Mining Guild roots, maybe I can leverage my father's old reputation...the work he did with the Imperials and even the Sith before. Mama could do it too, since Arceneau Trade's still neutral, but…" she trailed off, giving him a sidelong glance.

"I think it's time we start handling things ourselves instead of waiting on her to step in."

 
Sael Sael

There was not a soul alive who experienced Mercy as gentle as Sael did.

Somehow even at her most gentle, she managed to make her flinch and hurt, which made her frown. Mercy didn't want her afraid or hurting, but there were truths that needed to be spoken. She would not accidentally weaken her apprentice simply because she was... fragile right now. There had to come a time she'd toughen up.

Merisya had to after all.

She reached out and softly patted Sael's little head. "You need to start, little worm." She said softly. "You matter. Being a Sith means internalizing that idea to its maximum. You matter. You deserve the great and wonderful things." Seizing her by her chin and gently tilting her head up a fraction so their eyes could meet.

"Sith take what they want exactly because of that." A light squeeze there.

"There will come a day... that you will be a Knight yourself. When you will go out there in the world without me. Before that can happen, you will need to break the mental shackles. You broke out of that cage, but your mind is still putting you there. You still think as a slave and you are Sith. You are the most deserving, the greatest creature in the world."

Then a little smirk.

"Even if you are still a little goblin. Do you understand?"
 

Mercy's tune hadn't changed from day one. But the notes had never seem to strike Sael just so. At the Kaggath, her Master had declared her Sith. Here, she reinforced it and said she mattered. Why did she continue to think that there was another shoe to drop?

Sael blinked, vaugely uneased by the intense sincerity with which Mercy looked at her.

Why was she so ready to be afraid?

"I understand. I will make sure that I understand. And everytime a counter thought appears, I will squash it because I am Sith."

She felt childish and silly, but somehow, saying that mantra out loud helped.

The concept of taking was so foreign to her. She needed more practice.

She started with a subtle twitch of her fingers, and letting a wry grin seep through her lips. She wasn't good at telekinetic manipulation. Not at all. But she had enough aptitude to slide Mercy's beer glass across the tiny bistro table into her hand and take a sip.


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Sael Sael

Mercy watched her closely, searching her expression. She didn't have the aptitude for mentalism. She had no idea if the lesson was landing in her brain or if she was just saying what Mercy wanted to hear.

But then she applied the lesson directly and in such a mischievous way.

Head tipped backward, Mercy barked a laugh. From the moment Sael found herself in Mercy's company, she would have seen it over and over again. How Mercy lived ferociously. No half-measures. No lies. She took what she wanted, she said what she thought and she lived with no excuses. If a person, a woman, personified the Id it would be Mercy.

"Atta girl... drink up." Another stroke of Sael's head before she leaned back in her chair... and casually plucked a carafe of wine being carried to another table.

The waiter paused and was about to say something. Mercy glanced up (barely, they were almost eye height even while she sat) with her own little wry smile. The waiter... swallowed and then thanked her. "You're welcome... gotta be hard to carry so much stuff around." And then leaned back in, putting the carafe in front of them both.

"Let's give you some wine next. Maybe that's more to your taste."
 

That could have gone in only two directions — and Sael smiled into the foam of her beer that it tilted in the direction of humorous for Mercy. Mercy might be a mountain, strong, intimidating on sight, and so much of her was impossible for Sael to try and become, but the sheer joy for life, the gluttony of it, that she could imitate. That she could learn.

And what was more gluttonous than imbibing at a celebration of fallen enemies?

It took little convincing to push the beer from her and replace it with the offered wine. Instantly, she preferred it. The aromatics were peppery, sweet and something like leather. Not as sharp as the beer had been. And the taste she preferred as well. Plus it didn't have the annoyance of film on the surface.

"This is much better." Sael professed, and took a second, larger, sip.

It was also much stronger.

Strong enough that after three or four enjoyed sips, her red skin got redder around the cheeks.

"Who was the toughest Jedi you ever faced? Any here? On Coruscant?" Her finger drove into the table, emphasizing their location. The question was genuine interest, Mercy didn't talk about her exploits by name too often, power, once or twice, but it was often against other Sith. If the Empire was going to destroy The Alliance, Sael wanted to know more about the Jedi.

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Wearing | Gear : X | X | X | X | X | L3-37 | Interacting With : Myra Arceneau Dashiell Myra Arceneau Dashiell

"Later."
A pause and a playful smile. "Big talk. Hope you can deliver."

Still holding onto her hand, Makai gently tugged her closer, pulling Ellie into his lap. Arm looped around her back as he mulled over her words. The silent ones meant only for himself were certainly picked up on by Thirty-Seven. The droid would no doubt provide some type of advice or have a demand for him to follow. Perhaps another threat to block the GravBall Network on the holovision.

"Perhaps you can, although I'm unsure who remembers Alric Kuhn. Or would care for his reputation....didn't your sister abdicate the throne? I can't remember how that went over...."

Again, they had been children. It would take reading personal family journals or asking Danger for her opinion in order to get a better idea of the climate on Teta during that time period.

"We?....We?! Sweetheart I very distinctly remember signing a prenuptial agreement that I, Makai Dashiell, would have no say in Arceneau Trade or any of its subsidiaries. I also ensured a clause that only children produced in this very marriage would have claim to Arceneau Trade. So perhaps this we you speak of is yourself and a Miss Phoebe Colette Arceneau Dashiell."

At the sound of her full name, Phoebe turned her head, looking curiously at her parents, a rainbow-colored ropo toy in hand. Almost frozen, as if she thought she was in trouble for the briefest of moments.

"Are you wanting to flex more of your authority with the company? I agree with you, of course."
Makai gave a small pause, debating on broaching what was on his mind. "I feel since having Pheebs you have this....gentle maturity....to handle the same situations your mother does. The same maturity I had to see everyone through after your father's death."


 

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"My father was a fool, yes, but he still made moves that shook the very foundations of Sith Space. And despite my hatred for the man, you'll be the last piece of scum I allow to speak of him in such a manner."

He shifted his guard, adapting to each movement his opponent made. Cesare had no idea who this man was, but no matter how much faith he had in his own skill, he knew better than to underestimate anyone that wielded the Force.

"You can certainly try..."

Just as the words left his lips, the stranger was upon him with an incredible ferocity, his blade coming down onto Cesare's like an orbital bombardment. The man was strong, that much was for certain. Thankfully, Cesare's own dueling experience had left him with plenty of knowledge regarding how to deal with such an opponent.

His weight shifted, his hand twisting as he let the strike connect, opting to move with the motion of his enemy's weapon, rather than blocking it outright. Cesare's body was smooth... fluid... his motions swift and precise as he parried the oncoming attack. Taking a quick step back, he allowed himself a moment to let out an insult of his own.

"If that's all you've got, then I'm afraid this will be a disappointingly quick fight."

He returned the attack with one of his own, lashing out with a series of quick cuts in an attempt to put his opponent on the backfoot. There was still much for him to learn about his enemy, but with any luck, he could put him down before even seeing the full extent of the man's skill.

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THE IMPERIAL PALACE, CORUSCANT IMPERIAL CENTER

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The high pressure and extreme heat of the blast furnace, the power of the Darkside Force nexus, and Khronas’ own manipulations of the Force poured into the growing synthetic crystal, setting in motion chemical reactions that would bring the perfect gemstone into being.

The Siniteen sat motionless in a cross-legged meditation pose, shallow breathing and beads of sweat running down his oversized cranium the only signs of life. But those who were attuned to the Force could feel that he was hard at work. He studied the threads of time that bound the galaxy together and determined the fate of every living creature. The portents guided him as he shaped and moulded the stone, finding the perfect crystalline structure that would divine the future for its wielder and grant them insights into the future.

The Dark Side Elite warrior was unaware of how much time had passed; his only frame of reference was the growing crystal within the small furnace. While he could not see the gem with his own eyes - one mechanical, lost during the capture of Coruscant - he could feel its growing presence in the Force. The moment of victory was approaching.

The threads of time wrapped themself tightly around the crystal, binding it to the fate of the galaxy. Satisfied, Khronas slowly opened his eyes. He reached out with the Force to unlatch the door of the small blast furnace and gently lifted out the blood red crystal. He floated it before him as he studied its flawless construction and symmetry, marvelling at how it captured the light and bathed the room in a prismatic red glow.

In his hands, the crystal would power a lightsaber that was closely attuned to the fate of the galaxy, a weapon that would make destiny manifest, an extension of his own will that would bring Khronas closer to understanding how to conquer power in the galaxy - time.

Khronas sat for hours, alone, studying the synthetic crystal, basking in its perfection and the future it held.

 
Sael Sael

It was amusing to watch Sael become tipsy for the first time, but she'd have to keep an eye on it. The first time she walked out of her sight she immediately stuffed her face with glitterstim. Mercy wondered if it was part of her Zeltron heritage, to be more susceptible towards the more base pleasures the world had to offer.

If it was, it would fall to Mercy to keep her in check. Partaking a little was good. Partaking too much made you end up in the gutter, begging for scraps and not making your mark on the world.

"Who was the toughest Jedi you ever faced? Any here? On Coruscant?"

" Ishida Ashina Ishida Ashina ." Mercy said without hesitation. "She fought me to a standstill on..." Brows furrowed there as she tried to remember where exactly they had fought. Teta, perhaps? She had fought over so many places against so many people, the locales sort of began to blur into themselves. The only thing Mercy remembered were the deep joy of fighting someone on her level.

"Teta, I think. We made the ground shake and eventually were overrun by mutant zombies, forcing us to have to work together, to get out of the literal hole we dug with our strength."

A slow stretch there as a smirk began to play on her lips.

"I met her again on Coruscant, right there." She pointed lazily over to the procession in front of the Grand Temple in the distance. "The Galactic Alliance was hosting some sort of event and oh, you should have seen her." Mercy licked her lips at the memory. "She wanted to kill me so badly. But she knew she wouldn't be able to do it without taking out a whole city block and she didn't have it in her to accept that sacrifice."

She swallowed the rest of the glass before refilling both of them.

"Feth, it was delicious to turn my back to her and make her want it."
 


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Myra rolled her eyes, though the corner of her mouth tugged upward as she reached up to ruffle the carefully tamed waves of his hair until they stuck up in an unruly mop again.

"Oh, I always deliver," she said with a smirk and an impish flash in her grey eyes that left little doubt she meant it.

Her gaze softened slightly as she mulled over his comment.

"You're probably right. There might not be many who still remember my father. Which is fair." She drew in a slow breath before continuing, "Well then, since we have to start working on things ourselves, maybe we build these meetings on what we've accomplished with the business so far. Meet them on that standing."

A faint glint of determination touched her smile. "And yeah… maybe I should start taking more of a stand. I'll talk to Mama about it. See what she thinks."

She took a deep breath and then swung her attention over to the cityscape. Off in the distance, she could hear the hum of holocars and see the distinct Imperial insignia and banners waving on Empress Teta's buildings.

"For now, though... let's make sure we keep everyone of our workers calm within the Core. If the Empire is doing its best to make this change without bloodshed and sway the populace as being the redeemer of order and security, perhaps we can work with that."


 



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Wearing | Gear : X | X | X | X | X | L3-37 | Interacting With : Myra Arceneau Dashiell Myra Arceneau Dashiell

"A whole lot of this 'we' being tossed around again."

Amusement colored his tone but he would be happy to work together. It would be pointless not to, both had interests in the core and Mara TibX ran a similar line of business to Aina Holdings. His gaze followed hers out into the city, arm tightening around her slightly. It wasn't the first time either one of them had faced a governmental change and it wouldn't be the last time either.

"I agree, which I why I mentioned no sudden movements even on our end. We will keep the workers calm and business as normal until someone tells us differently. Perhaps this Empire has learned from the last when they cut off so much of their economy I believe it lead to their collapse."

Placing a kiss on Ellie's temple, the half-Galan was mentally reviewing the work ahead of them. First a trip back home to drop off their daughter, a wardrobe refresh, and anything of importance for a meeting. With the Galactic Alliance diminishing in power it would be one of their more critical meetings and he wanted to be prepared.

"Thirty-Seven, go ahead and start putting in research and arranging this meeting with....whoever is in charge of commerce." Taking a deep breath, Makai grinned at his wife. "Let's get to work Miss Arceneau."




 
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Daughter of the Mawite Khan, Heathen Priestess Novice, Dark Side Elie Apprentice
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Objective: Family History
Location: Gound, Tython
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The girl continued to listen in silence, paying close attention to what her father was saying about the events of the past. She was just about to ask why no one else had taken on the task when Seer’aa received the telepathic images from her father through the Force. Her uncles - though not by blood, but by adoption - were still part of the family. From a very young age, she had understood that family was more than blood ties; it was something greater. Mercy was her aunt, and she had two cousins as well, Asher and Abigail.

Of course, the girl also had biological siblings, though they were older than she was, having been born long before the late-arriving youngest child. She had blood relatives on both her mother’s and father’s side. The Clan Vorco was extensive, but she had no contact with them and had heard little about them, largely because her mother remembered almost nothing from before her time with the Scar Hounds. On her father’s side, she had countless relatives as well, though he treated everyone else as enemies or at least, that was how the girl understood it.

Returning to the present, the words and images of memory made it much clearer why her father had stepped forward to take command of the battle. Yet one question still gnawed at her. When she had studied the clan’s history, she had learned that The Mongrel The Mongrel had been the previous Warlord, always leading the battles personally. He was always there, at the front, and with Aunt Mercy’s help, he had led the Scar Hounds and the Maw to victory. But now, there was no mention of Mongrel. Seer’aa knew he had died here on Tython, but not how.

"Where was Mongrel during this battle? Y’senna taught me he always led the fights. But here, you had to… why?" she asked her father.

After that, the girl listened carefully as her father went on. He spoke of how the battle on Tython had been the kind from which some states or factions had never recovered, and how there had been no true victors or losers. She had been taught of the war crimes the Jedi had committed even since then, especially at Exegol. And there, Ashla’s avatar herself had attacked the Avatars alone and in person, forcing them back into the Netherworld; though the Scar Hounds had no longer been present at Exegol.

In the end, the girl tilted her head slightly to one side, regarding her father with open curiosity. Seer’aa did not ask this question telepathically, but aloud.

"Is that why the Grandmaster, Valery Noble, fled from the Galactic Alliance, abandoning the Alliance, the Jedi, and everyone else after they lost the Core Worlds?" she asked, for she could not have known the reasons.

Finally, she received an answer to the other question as well — how her parents had first met, and why her father had chosen her mother over the harem. The teenage girl was a little surprised by her father’s words; it showed on her face, her lips forming a small "o". In the end, however, she laughed, for the entire situation was absurd.

"I’m not so young that you need to tell me fairy tales. And I never would’ve thought you were a romantic!" she said with a chuckle, teasing him in that slightly sharp-edged way only teenagers could.

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Doting and drunk, Sael listened. Her chin cradled jn the palms of her hands, leaning across the table with very real interest.

The majority of her enjoyed the memory of Mercy for what it was; A testimony to her master's strength and joy for life. The minority listened with an envy that simmered very low within. A desire to have conquests and fights of her own.

So far, she and Mercy had only overtaken the misfortunate. Crowds en masse were her greatest accomplishment she could scarcely remember because of the fethton of glitterstim that had been dropped into the arena and straight to her veins.

"I want that." Sael whispered, hiccuped, and continued: "To see other planets, frustrate Jedi.." Her brows pinched together. She wanted them to know her. To fear her. To know her name.

Was that the wine drinking?
… Er, thinking.

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That’s right assholes! Eat Maser!”

They came from out of nowhere, unseen and surprising the duo of Jedi. Aiden's resolve bolstered tenfold at the sight of them firing on the younglings like the cowards they were, and firing upon Cora.

The Jedi Knight stood firm, robes stirring in the unseen current of power that radiated around him. His eyes narrowed in concentration, one hand extended outward, palm open. The air shimmered faintly as if heated, a distortion forming in front of him. Dust, sparks, and blaster bolts that should have struck him and those around him instead bent, hissed, and splashed harmlessly across an invisible wall of energy. The shield grew larger and wider, Aiden focusing on his own energy and the strength of wanting to save those lives whom were indeed innocent.

The shield pulsed with his will—at first a thin barrier, then thickening as he drew deeper upon the Force. To the naked eye, it was little more than a ripple in space, like glass rippling under water, but to those sensitive to the Force it glowed with power, woven threads of light pulled together into a dome of protection.

Each impact against the shield reverberated through him, testing his resolve. The Force channeled through his body like a storm, flowing from his center into the barrier. Sweat beaded along his brow, but his focus never wavered. It would give those a chance to escape and the others to push an attack against their enemy.

As soldiers came forward, the shield erupted forward, a wave of energy crashing against the enemy in front of them.
 
Experienced. Driven. Precise. He would have to match it.

But what drives him? Nathan wondered.

His switch to Form 2 was so subtle, almost impossible to catch until mid way to deflecting every strike made by Cesare Demici Cesare Demici , chuckling a bit to himself, as he was forced back only three inches, deftly using footwork and blade positioning to avoid being thrown off balance. Not because he was genuinely enjoying the fight... Nathan had no actual feelings one way or the other about it. Only a machine like focus at killing the opponent...he only chuckled on purpose at the off chance that the chuckling would irritate Cesare and cause him to become angry enough to become too aggressive and make a mistake in the duel.

Cesare, on a personal level meant nothing to him. Nathan had simply gone for the low hanging fruit given what had studied of the Ashlans in this era. Whatever allowed him to best kill his opponent was what he would use. Dun Moch had simply been used to goad the prideful man into the duel, like bait for a cod.

"And if that's the best you can offer then it's no wonder that your father proved too weak in the end." he goaded, knowing he had found Cesare's pride button and kept pressing it. He could feel his opponent's indignation at having his blood insulted.

He normally didn't use Dun Moch. But he was starting to appreciate the effect it was having.

Nathan's last parry was a cunning one, using the momentum of Cesare's strikes against him to twist his last one into a parry that transitioned into a one handed blade lock with Cesare that threatened to force Demici's own blade against his face.

"Your father was nothing but an inquisition happy madman." Nathan taunted once more, driving the knife in deep into Cesare's pride. "His actions against the Sith worlds amounted to a mild coughing fit at best. Is that what made you pick up the red blade? Got tired of Daddy's rules and decided to rebel like a spoiled teenage daughter? Or did the Sith simply hurt you enough until you folded like the pathetic wretch that your father died as before Solipsis?"

Cesare's own blade was forced ever closer to Cesare's face...with one hand by Nathan. His physical strength was immense, and it was becoming clear Nathan had baited him into going for the quick strikes.

The blade got closer...

"Here comes the choo-choo! Open Wide!" Nathan taunted as Cesare's lightsaber was forced closer and closer and closer to Cesare's lips...
 

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The wrath of Echo Squad turned onto the Jedi in a storm of grenades, blaster fire, and directionally challenged propaganda. Cora darted toward the pair of pinned Padawans, lightsaber whipping around her in arcs of brilliant blue light as she deflected shot after shot.

She ducked behind a pillar that already bore extensive pockmarks from the rapidly escalating hail of fire. Just who were these lunatics? Their thirst for Jedi blood rivaled that of the more perverse Sith she'd had the misfortune of coming across.

A grenade was thrown her way, and batted back to sender with a telekinetic hand. One of the Padawans had been struck in both the head and chest, a red mist rolling slowly over his collapsed body. The other managed to slink behind the pillar.

"We have to go," Cora hissed. Her gaze shifted sharply between the dying youth, and the live one. A wash of grim determination overtook her. "I will cover you," she said, softer this time. Her hand reached out, squeezing the boy's shoulder. "He is...gone. Returned to the Force."

The pair raced out from behind the pillar, surging just past Aiden's barrier as it exploded outward in a pulse of energy. "Take him," she said, breathless, motioning to the Padawan. "He should be the last one of them in this wing. I do not sense anyone else...living."

Poised at the entrance from which they'd come, Cora raised both hands, fingers clenched, before dropping them sharply. A grunt of strain rumbled from her throat as the ceiling at the threshold came down in great chunks of jagged stone, effectively blocking the gap between the corridor and the chamber that Echo Squad occupied.

"That should slow them down," she said as they took off down the hall. "Let's move!"

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