"Seven"
"Relentless drone..."
A zabrak garbed in black was on the ground, his back up against a tree. To his right was the lightsaber that had been cut from his grasp... to his left the now dismembered hand that held it. He had limped to this place in hopes of healing, following the rumors of a dark nexus in the Force. Alas, this place was far too dry to recover any strength. The Jedi must have gotten to it a while ago. Now he had to deal with this competitor who bothered to track them half way across Republic space. He was so sure he had given them the slip back on Tatooine...
"I'm sure your master must be proud..." the dark acolyte hissed. "Their little slave is a half-decent hunter..."
The young Evereni looked on with indifference, a slight frown coming to her face. Her cortosis blade rested gently in her hand. She didn't much care for his rambling.
"I hunt for myself," she stated plainly. "Your handler. Who are they?"
A weak chuckle escaped the mouth of the Sith.
"Go to hell."
It was all the answer Seven needed. She wasted very little time plunging her sword into the chest of the acolyte. Moments later she was gathering up his things as though nothing had occurred. One lightsaber, a bled kyber stone within that would need to be treated. A chain covered in various amulets and bits of jewelry... were they trophies from battles won? The real goal was a holocron, one that had been lost to the dunes of Tatooine. Inside were the lost instructions to a specific strain of the Rakghoul virus. That was something that ought to not be released upon the galaxy. Seven left the body of the Sith to rot and be reclaimed by the forest, making her way back to her vessel. The freighter stood in a clearing of tall grass, far from the agricultural fields of the planet. Seven opened up a compartment on the side of the ship, revealing a wider collection of Sith artifacts. Corrupted crystals, infused armor, databanks, alchemical swords.... stuff that ought not to be left unattended.
Penance for her sins.
As she closed the hatch, her vision wavered for a moment. The dizzy spell faded quickly as her mechanical heart pumped her full of energy. That didn't change the fact that she was exhausted. Sunken eyes, shaky hands, weak knees... and yet she only took a moment to rub her temple to try and muster up some strength to keep moving. She couldn't rest.
Not until she had made things right.
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