The wisp-creature continued its circling, but a frown crossed Mediha's face as she watched [member="Felran Natri"] .
Who? One of the abandoned Nightbrothers, perhaps, the magickal males who were sold or, in older times, secreted away before the sale of the children presented itself as profitable to the Clan. The name didn't ring a bell, not that she should expect that it would.
"No Nightbrother stands higher than the Sisters," the wisp commented, seemingly unperturbed, "So your comment on more powerful origins seems unlikely. Our Mothers past have fought Sith Lords and won, or lost only because they brought armies against them. We have yet to find a male who could rival her on his own terms without help.
"I assume you mean you are the product of a cast-off Brother, though rarely do we know what names they are given once they leave us. If he had that name, Maul, with the Clan, it is a very distant relative you reference. No children of that name have left us in the last generation or more to my knowledge." It was possible there had been one, but Nightsisters did not care for the fates of the males overall. Those who were suited stayed; those who were unsuited left. Mediha had had little interest them beyond that until recent events had forced her to reconsider that perspective.
Thinking of Darius and again eyeing Felran's lightsaber, she considered her options. "We may have a record somewhere of when he left us and his parentage, if your lineage is what you are seeking." And, if no mistakes were made and the Sisters were interested, the Clan could hold him here. Anderit and Zared, dangerous as they were, showed that there might be merit in keeping talented Nightbrothers rather than ejecting them from society-- provided that they did not attempt to rise above their station. The matriarchal society of Dathomir worked for a reason; adding tempestuous males to the mix would be catastrophic.