Sister of Twilight
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Location: Coven of The Sisters of Twight on Qina
The embers of the shared teleportation ritual coalesced by the dark red flames of the ritual fire, the power of the two women combined, in addition to the a amount of blood they had both consumed made the long trip as easy as some might cross a room. Asaaj gripped the hand of

As the ash settled, Asaaj stepped forward, blood still dripped from her blood sodden clothes and she reached her hand forward allowing blood to drip into the flame. The place was pitch dark other than the fire and other torches as she had travelled at night. Not that it bothered the two vampiresses. She looked back at Persephone as she regained her bearings, this was likely her first dathomiri teleportation and it could sometimes be disorientating. Asaaj's teeth were still fully extended and her eyes were yellow with the fresh blood that had been spilled, but she retained her soft feminine features. She looked lovingly at her. "welcome to Qina my love, I have been so excited to show you this and now I can."
Nearby the fire a deep stone lined pool glistened in the flickering red light making it look eerily like blood, despite it being water. Servants were beginning to take glowing red rocks from the fire and submerge them around the edges of the pool, bubbles formed as they transferred there heat into the water, warming it.
Asaaj came close to Persephone and ran her finger down her nose, collecting a streak if stray blood. She stood in front of one of the most terrifying creatures in the galaxy, a vampire with thousands of years of bloodshed under her belt, but Asaaj stroked her skin affectionately as if all that were nothing. "Does it bother you that I do not fear a women more powerful and deadly than myself" she asked, looking straight into Perse's eyes, savouring their new intimate connection.
The night sister wondered if Persephone wished for permanence, or if she would like to research severing the link. Asaaj hoped the former, but would not say anything at this time, despite the likelihood that Persephone now knew exactly what she was thinking.