ᴅᴀʀᴛʜ ᴀɴᴀᴛʜᴇᴍᴏᴜꜱ

Location: Jutrand, Eternalist graveyard
Wearing: Robes
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The echani say you never truly know someone until you've fought.
Having loved one of their kind, Kaila had come to know the truth of their methods. She'd been troubled by the spirit of her lover's student, Brooklyn, who remained a stranger to the young Darth. But she knew her blood, knew The Zambrano to which she could likely be traced in some way. Would she take after the Butcher King and Black Iron Tyrant, or had He not infected her fate the way He had Kaila's?
It was time to test the girl.
And so she'd come here, to the old graveyard behind the Eternalist church where the Memoria festival was celebrated many months ago. She'd taught her own apprentice inside the shrine one night, shared a moonlight kiss with her darling princess outside it's doors another. Now she sat opposite from such lively activities, meditating before a tombstone some short distance from the graveyard gate, listening carefully to the lingering spirits. Not sith wraiths, but every day imperials and Eternalist faithful long departed. These were faint, barely clinging to this world, and connection to her own ur-spirit was not yet strong enough to commune with them.
Yet when the wind was at it's most silent, she swore that something had whispered.
Or perhaps those were merely the footsteps of the one she'd requested to meet here, crunching against the gravel and cobblestone.
"Do you feel it?" she asked mutedly as the breeze tugged strands of gold out from her hood.
"There are few places in this city so open, so full of nature, as to allow wind."
"Yet death too slumbers here, nurturing these grounds with dark energies. Perhaps that is why they built this church here."
Darth Anathemous regarded the young epicanthix with an inquisitive gaze over the shoulder, then reached down to unfurl the wrapped cloth she'd been sitting against. It clacked like timber as a total of four Bokken sabers rolled forth, two for each.
"A fine place to meditate on the blade, don't you think?"
The echani say you never truly know someone until you've fought, so Anathemous would ask her questions in their tongue.
