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CORUSCANT | LOW ORBIT
ABOARD THE STARWIND EPIPHANY
Kirie Kirie
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Anet Raine was rather reclusive as of late, spending more time aboard the Starwind Epiphany, a 'borrowed' yacht from her father's fleet; her home. The opulent vessel hummed in its slow dance, falling ever gently in Coruscant's gravity.

Aboard, the half-pantoran secluded herself in study, rarely leaving her suite save for the base necessities. But hours earlier, she had sent a message to Kirie Corsell.

"Come aboard my ship. We need to talk." Her tone urgent and arrogant as always, with that something else secreted between the lines.

The starship groaned when the shuttle finally docked, and Anet turned to face the door as it slid open moments later. She offered Kirie a mixed expression of impatience and smug knowing. Like, somehow her arrival was a victory for Anet in and of itself... But something was missing. Raine's presence in the Force - it wasn't there, but something sickly and sinister was. Nearby, not a person, but certainly alive.

Anet cracked a slight grin. "Well," she stretched both arms out as if presenting. "What do you think?"

Her suite was a mess, if stronger words seemed impolite. Bed? A disaster buried under expensive clothes, someone like Kirie would toil to afford a fraction of. Then there was a desk converted into an alchemical station, and the signs of some half-finished ritual in one corner; Anet stood at the center of it all. But it wasn't the room to which she referred. It was that thing which was impossible to ignore. Other than herself.
 
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Location: Aboard the Starwind Epiphany, Orbiting Coruscant
Tag: Anet Raine Anet Raine
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Like many Covenant vessels, the shuttle that brought Kirie up and away from Coruscant was a rusty relic, an aged reminder of a more prosperous, more egalitarian era. Now, a shuddering machine with a peeling lime-painted interior and copious plasteel patch-jobs.

But, it worked, and if it worked, the Covenant took it and ran it ragged. Take, and use, then discard. Never build. Never fix. Just keep taking.

Kirie heard the whirr of the docking arm, and she felt the bump as her ship came to rest against Anet's, but she saw nothing. It was dark inside the shuttle and the viewports had been welded shut besides. Kirie rose, approaching the door and eyeing the crack of light pouring from beneath it.

When the crack widened to a yawning portal that coated her in a film of yellow light, Kirie stood steady, yellow-flecked eyes flickering across the space, refusing to settle. Her gaze skimmed over discarded clothes, an overflowing desk, books spilled all over the floor alongside other things she couldn't identify. Messy. Disorganised, but not dirty. The kind of room owned by someone with too many things and not enough discipline.

Honeyed words pulled Kirie's attention towards Anet. Like she was caught in a gravity well, the rest of the space fell away from her. She tried not to meet Anet's eyes, then she tried to look past her, but she couldn't manage either. She just stood there, staring, caught in a trap she had willingly walked into.


"What do you think?"

Kirie bit her lip. She made an effort to look around, to notice something she hadn't seen walking in, but she felt her gaze dragged back to Anet's pale eyes. She managed a small shrug.

'What-' What do you think you’re doing even calling me, Anet? Why would you think I'd want to see you, Anet? How do you expect me to answer that question, Anet?

Kirie swallowed.

'What do you want?’

 
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