The Eye of the Storm


Veradune.
A massive forest laid at the foot of the capitol city, within a Cathar sat at the edge of a massive trunk, waiting. Simmering on her thoughts. It took a bit of doing, but she'd found a way to send an invitation to her last opponent.
Jegy Sesera. She'd taken a few weeks to do her research. Of course, when you know where to look, it doesn't take much time to hit pay dirt. And the list at this point was a long one. Jonyna didn't feel too bad calling the Sullustan evil. And thus, she went to do her job. Except, now Kahlil Noble's words rang through her head. A jedi doesn't strike first. The thought had jumbled around on her mind ever since the battle on Cathar against the bounty hunter. The Cathar struggled with it. The idea of passiveness. Of letting the bad things happen, then acting on them. Why not stop them before they could? Why let evil persist instead of striking it down, hunting it and wiping it out?
A Jedi should not strike first.
Well, in this case, she was not. She had sent out an invitation. She wasn't going to take the first strike. But she did have a goal. This time, she needed to overcome her fear. If Jegy could teleport her to hell, she'd overcome hell. That was her way. Not through anger, or hate, but out of the same emotion one uses to overcome an addiction. The same one uses to fight back against depression. Resolve. Willpower. She wanted to face her fear head on, fighting against it to prove a point.
Good would overcome evil. That was her ideal. Her true belief that kept her going.
If everything she knew about Jegy was true, then it was her duty to overcome it.
