The Blood Hound
[member="Nighthaunter"]
He'd never told her what his name was.
And it didn't matter.
Scherezade balanced herself into a crouch atop of the building in Senate District of Coruscant, watching the multi-level streets below her with interest. He wasn't there yet; but if her spider senses were tingling right, he ought to be passing through soon enough. And for once, the Blood Hound had the patience for it.
It had been a bit of a while since the two had met; she'd initially recruited him into the Ministry of Secrets when she had been a part of the Confederacy. But she had not remained. Instead, she, her sister, and a few of her friends, had decided to take their leave, all vanishing from Confederate space together, leaving what they believed to be not a trace. She knew the anonymity and silence would not last though. While they were the Firsts of Discordia, they were not ghosts, and as she specifically had no intention of remaining hidden in the Unknown Regions, she knew it was only a matter of time before things changed.
And her she was now. Not for herself, but for a vison that her sister had – a vision of a blade, very specific in its shape, a vision of four steps, and of a man. They'd all been silent when Madalena described him, but to Scherezade, it had sounded familiar. Too familiar. So she asked for a memory trade, and saw her sister's vision with her own yes, instantly recognizing him. Discordia had laughed and clapped her hands, and ordered Scherezade to go and fetch him, wherever he was.
But she'd had absolutely zero intention of venturing into Confederate space to find him. It didn't matter though. Even without the equipment she'd had with the Ministry, she still had something that no tech she'd encountered before could measure against; her Blood Hound abilities. It was during one of their first missions, that a drop of blood that belonged to Nighthaunter had ended up in Scherezade's mouth, and his imprint through the Force was now forever sketched into her mind. It wasn't enough to play Galactic GPS, but just enough so that when she'd landed earlier that day on Coruscant for a whole different reason, she knew well enough by every feeling that coursed through her body that she was meant to stay. At least for a little.
Glowing green eyes continued to look as her presence became known then; she peacocked it through the Force, announcing her presence to any Force User that might've been around, even if not completely on a conscious level.
Soon…