Anara Valnor
The Crimson Siren

Picking up the pieces seemed to be a perpetual state of being for the nearly five hundred year old woman. Out of her time, but not nearly as out of her mind as had been the norm for a good decade, Anara was once more forced to reconstruct herself. The "damage" she'd wrought by wiping her own mind was undone, for the most part, and now she was once more alone in her own head. The souls Moridin had used to revive her were gone, which was probably for the best. Anara had yet to decide how she felt about being "alone" once more.
Alone.
Funny word with a stinging meaning. Amber orbs narrowed in annoyance as her mind again circled back to the void James Justice had left in her. It felt as though he'd betrayed her, but that couldn't be further from the truth and Anara was intelligent enough to see that.
Damn.
So it was back to the drawing board and for one reason or another she'd found herself drawn to Korriban. She couldn't recall ever setting foot on the planet before and so it felt like now was as good a time as any. It was easy to return to her old habits of simply drifting from world to world, making a few credits along the way while she sorted out exactly what she wanted and needed in life. It was those habits that brought her to the rather standard looking upper-class club seated within one of the planet's larger cities. The place was like any other she'd ever been to except the Darkness that clung to the planet seemed to be a literal residue that clung to everything on its surface. If she were still a Child of the Light then she would have found it disgusting, but that part of her life was long gone. Or so she told herself despite her dreams of Naboo and the life she'd led within the Temple there.
Her head had seemed so much quieter when filled with the whispers of thousands of trapped souls. It had certainly been clearer.
Huffing in a mixture of annoyance and amusement Anara took the stage as the ambient music of the club slowly petered out. Dressed in a simple black number her hair, heels, and eyes were the only splash of color upon the stage as the spotlight glared down upon her. She stood there for only a moment before the amber of her eyes darkened by several shades, her power surging forth to wrap around the minds of all those present. As the Song swelled in her mind her eyes glowed for a beat before music began to fill the club.
With no band to back her, no sound coming from the speakers on the stage, and no microphone in her hand Anara belted out the song. Through her mastery of the Force and her unique connection to it she amplified her own voice and created the sound of every instrument that accompanied her. Her eyes seemed to burn the longer she sang, power rolling off her in waves as she performed, warping the minds of those that she could and drawing energy from them.
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