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Everything was in place. I manipulated the proper channels, gathered information, and planned my attack vector perfectly. Tracking her was easy - she stuck out like a sore thumb wherever she went. The Barsen'thor was a beacon of hope to the people of the Republic, proof that they would never have to give in to the Empire. But in the darkness of the galaxy, that beacon lead me straight to her. I let just enough information slip to ensure that she would stay put. I wanted to look her in the eye, one last time.
A fleet under her command, Seela ordered the army at her back to descend upon the planet. As her scouts had promised, there was no resistance in their chosen landing zone. An undeveloped plain - the perfect place to roll out and setup equipment. She stepped out of her own ship, Ashara behind her. They walked among the ranks - a battalion strong - inspecting the troops and equipment. Near the back of the formation was a pair of armored vehicles with massive speakers. Seela stopped in her tracks, raising an eyebrow at the odd contraptions.
"And what," she began skeptically, "Precisely is this?"
"My lord!" One of the technicians replied, "Sith can focus their rage on their own, but most of us need some help to get the blood boiling."
"Hm. How very useless. Well, carry on."
I had requisitioned a large force under the guise of sith artifacts being housed here, and protected by Republic military. Indeed, this was the case, but the relics were inconsequential at best. I had started with the answer I wanted, and worked backwards, asking the questions I needed to get there. Even with the amount of pull I had, it was difficult to get so many troops for a single assault after the disaster at Corelia. I just hoped it would be enough.
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We were lucky to find out about the assault in time - even if only barely. This was no joke, either. News that a member of the dark council would be leading it weighed heavily on the minds of the troops, and my own, as well. It would be some time before Havoc Squad arrived as backup, and we didn't know exactly when the strike would come. In fact, our information was extremely sparse. I tried frantically to gather what information I could, but even Iresso couldn't give me anything useful.
"We have a name," the lieutenant said, "Darth Nox. Apparently Nox is reported as being an alien, and appearing small and frail."
"That's a little androgynous," Alari replied, "Is this Darth Nox male or female?"
"I…"
"And I don't suppose we know what race this person is?"
"Well, no-"
"So let me get this straight. We're under attack from someone who we have no physical description of, save for the fact that they don't look very threatening? Even ruling out humans and pureblooded sith, he could very well already be in our base. Oh wait, that's right, we don't even know if we're dealing with a man or woman!"
"Master Alari," another jedi cut in, "Please calm yourself. Darth Nox is making us all nervous, but we need to control that to our best effort."
Alari placed one hand on the nearest wall, taking a few deep breaths. After a moment, she simply nodded, and exited the room. Nadia followed behind her quickly.
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The troops were getting restless. I heard talk of "sith games" in hushed tones. Obedient though they were, no one liked the prospect of risking their lives for what meant little more to them than a trinket. The ruse of an artifact was for their superiors - the soldiers needed something tangible.
Seela walked ahead, stopping in front of the formations. She looked out over them for a moment, taking a brief, final survey of the troops. Ashara took her place behind the darth, looking out on them as well. Taking a deep breath, Seela spoke in a loud, commanding voice.
"Bureaucracy holds no appeal for me. Diplomacy, even less so. You may have been told that we were hunting a holocron here, and thus, have probably been wondering why we need to be at such force to obtain it. What we are really after, is a particular jedi - the barsen'thor of the order. She cost us Corelia, and numerous Imperial lives to boot. Some of you… disapprove of the flagrant lack of mercy displayed by the sith. Do not let your feelings cloud your judgement today. This woman has left a trail of bodies longer than most sith, and will put you down if you engage her. If she is commanding the troops here, as I suspect she is, they will not be providing quarter. Your job will be to get me to her, and prevent backup from coming to her aid. Should you attack her, you will die. There is no two ways about it, and I will not have a battalion destroyed for nothing. Whoever you may have served under in the past, I do not use my allies as meat shields. Do well today and you will be rewarded well. Failure… is its own price. Once the hope of the jedi has been crushed, the Republic will weaken. Weakness… leads to ruin. Everyone, prepare to move on my signal."
Individual squad leaders began to rally their members, and vehicles roared into action. Battle formations were refined, and the speakers near the back erupted with orchestral music. They were powerful enough to make the bass physically felt in the chests of those in the area. Heavy drum beats and rising string instruments were punctuated by a choir. It made those who heard it quicken their breathing, their skin tingling with anticipation. Seela paced back and forth, black and red energy seeping from her skin. It rose into the air and dissipated a few feet above her head. Soon, the air around her began to crackle with purple lightning. When this happened, she stopped, looking at her hands. Though she didn't want to admit it, the music was having a major impact on her. One of the technicians smirked, making the realization at the same time. Seela took a deep breath, and shouted at the top of her lungs.
"Forward!"
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How arrogant.
The music was clearly audible from the republic base. The troops were uneasy. Nervousness made them clumsy as Alari ordered them into defensive positions. Gun turrets were manned, and troops took cover, waiting as the music got closer. It reverberated through the fortified walls of the base, making the metal hum with twangy vibrations. The troops shifted in their places, glancing around to busy themselves. The jedi under her command took positions of varying distances from the gate. The base was large, and she had been able to acquire a large defense force for it, with more backup on the way. The gate was the weak point, and she intended to funnel the imperial troops through it to their deaths. Fully expecting Nox to rush ahead with an elite contingency, she and Nadia were in the room with the relic.
From the gate, turret and blaster fire rained down on the imperials. The sheer volume of firepower forced them to halt. Cloaked operatives propelled themselves up the sides of the walls with their jetpacks, and began silently cutting their way through the republic troops, gradually thinning the covering fire. Only the two jedi nearest the gate realized what was happening, and leapt into action. They were able to quickly dispatch the four operatives, but not before losing nearly every gunner on the wall. It was enough to get the demolition experts in close enough to place multiple charges on the door and pull back. As they retreated, they were gunned down by turret fire, but they had anticipated this. The remote detonators were left in heavily guarded hands, and were activated immediately. The two jedi were able to easily escape the blast radius, but the turret gunners had no time to dismount their weapons. The doors were blown inward, and the door frame crumbled, forcing the turrets and their operators toward the center of the collapse. A bloody hand clawed its way through a gap in the rubble, only to have a grenade tossed in after it. It stiffened briefly, and then went limp when the grenade went off.
Looking at the security readings on monitors in the relic room, Alari narrowed her eyes.
"They already breached the gate," Alari said, "This is a bigger force than I anticipated."
"What should we do?" Nadia asked.
"We're going to have to join the fray."
Imperials poured in through the shattered wall, firing indiscriminately. As Alari had predicted, the attackers were walking into a death trap. She had ordered explosive charges be placed under tiles just inside the gate. When the attackers were in position, a squad commander gave the order, and the charges were detonated, tearing through the imperial ranks. Seela broke formation, charging forward through the remaining troops, running over dead bodies. Energy bolts converged on her, and were easily deflected by her light saber. When she reached to the front of the destruction, she leapt into the air as high as she could off of a jutting chunk of rock. The sith splayed her arms and legs, an accompanying burst of power materializing around her and taking the form of a lightning storm. The purple energy came down in multiple bolts periodically over a wide radius, electrocuting soldiers and destroying the detonating mechanisms of the remaining charges. When the storm subsided, and she landed back on her feet. The troops poured in again, the advantage returning to the empire. Ashara rejoined her master, surveying the area.
As various warning lights lit up in the area, the security camera images went to static. Alari gritted her teeth, angry that she had not been able to see what the empire had in terms of an army before the cameras had been knocked out. As she was about to leave the relic room, her holo communicator lit up, and she answered. A commanding officer was on the other end, laying battered on the ground.
"Master Alari… the sith…"
"We're on our way to intercept Nox now."
"That's… what she wants…"
"What?"
"They just passed through here, and I can hear her shouting, demanding that we surrender the Barsen'thor… don't… let her have what she wants…"
"I'm on my way to get you out of there. Just hang on, alright?"
"Ha… right… no, let an old man die like a man, jedi. I won't spend my last few minutes begging for rescue. I know she took out the cameras, so…"
The image went to static for a moment as the man threw the holo communicator as hard as he could toward the next enclosure, where the imperial troops were advancing. This caught the attention of two squads, and they quickly converged on him. He tried to activate more charges hidden in the floor, but they didn't detonate. As they closed in, they rested the detonator from his hand by force, dragging him away from his hiding place. As soon as the body was moved, they saw half a dozen grenades that he had been laying on, all of which were armed. They barely had time to make the realization before the explosives went off, killing both squads instantly.
As brave as it was, it was his second to last act that seemed to have given the republic the most advantage. Alari could now monitor the advancing troops as she and her apprentice ran in to join the battle. It was not as she had expected. There seemed to only be two sith. She was unable to get a good look at the darth before the holo communicator was spotted and quickly destroyed, blinding Alari to their movements.
"Damn it all to hell!" The red head hissed as she put her own communicator away, "That was supposed to help me pick the bitch out of the crowd!"
Seela was becoming increasingly agitated as she tore through the republic's forces. Her own troops were beginning to thin, and Alari was nowhere in sight. Her lightning rent the enemies, the turrets, and even the very walls, but the republic would not cave to her demands. Screaming in rage, she warped her surroundings, and an entire wall in front of her crumbled to dust, sending the troops stationed on it falling to their deaths.
Alari and Nadia joined the battle, easily cutting through the imperial troops. As surprising as it was, she had to assume at this point that her initial observation was correct - there were only two sith. When they got within sight range of Seela, they stopped. Ashara turned to look at them first, and a squad of soldiers took up position to fire on Alari. With a flick of her wrist, Alari forced the wind into a ball of energy, directing it at the squad. It exploded on contact with one soldier's chest, the blast wave killing them all before they even hit the ground. Ashara's eyes widened at not only the jedi's power, but her complete disregard for human life.
Seela's head was down, her left side to Alari. Her low, croaking, sing-song voice spoke slowly, "I warned them, didn't I?"
"No…" Alari said weakly, her voice cracking.
"Master, what is it?" Nadia demanded.
"No, it can't be! You're dead!"
Seela looked up, turning her head to face Alari. "Am I, really?" She closed her eyes and took a deep breath, then bellowed to her troops in a voice that silenced even the loudest of the blaster fire in its wake, "Everyone without a lightsaber, pull back immediately!"
The republic troops looked on in shock as the empire simply retreated, not even providing cover fire for themselves. Looking over at the soldiers under her command, Alari added, in a far less deafening voice, "You heard the sith. You have no chance in this battle."
Seela cast her gaze toward the one remaining jedi under Alari's command other than Nadia, and with barely a thought, raised her left arm and electrocuted the man, killing him instantly.
"You don't look happy to see me…" Seela began, turning her head to look at Alari again, though still not entirely facing her. "And after I spent so long looking for you. You really never cared at all."
"That's a lie, and you know it! My best source of information said you died on Korriban!"
"Your best source of information is a damned fool!"
Seela drew her lightsaber and leapt at Alari. Their blades clashed, and Alari's eyes widened in shock upon seeing the color of Seela's blade. Nadia tried to attack Seela from the side, but Ashara intercepted her, blocking her lightsaber and kicking her in the stomach. The human apprentice fell to the ground and rolled, but ended up on her feet and charged again, not missing a beat.
"How did you get such a horrible focusing crystal?" Alari demanded.
"Do you really want to know? I got it by killing lots, and lots of your friends!"
Alari and Seela pushed each other away, and Ashara dropped down on Alari from an elevated position, attacking with both lightsabers. The human hadn't seen how she'd gotten up so high, but it didn't matter. With a blast of energy, Alari sent Ashara tumbling across the base. The girl slammed into a wall, going limp and dropping both lightsabers for a moment. She was breathing heavily as she struggled to right herself, and raised her head just in time to see Nadia bearing down on her. A blast of lightning caught Nadia in the back, and made her crumple harmlessly on top of the other apprentice.
The two senior force users circled each other, holding their light sabers pointed down and to the sides, never breaking eye contact.
"How could you become one of them," Alari growled, "After everything they did to you?"
"This is your fault, Alari! You brought this upon me, and subsequently, yourself! Do you have any idea what hellish torture I went through because of you? Even then, I never stopped searching for you, but you just gave up!"
Seela attacked again, her free hand casting a steady stream of lightning. Alari absorbed the lightning with a barrier and slammed the ground in front of her, knocking Seela several yards back. The twi'lek landed on her feet, skidding a little further to a stop. She continued to focus her lightning on Alari, and the human had to shout to be heard over the crackling and whining.
"I did everything I could!"
"You did nothing! And when you finally saw me again, you looked at me with fear! Me! Did you find a new cantina rat to whore yourself to?"
"How dare you? You were everything to me!"
"Liar! I was nothing to you!"
As the two twisted the force to their will, flinging the embodiment of pure hatred at each other, their apprentices struggled to right themselves. Ashara had bruised ribs, and as she sat and leaned against the wall, she checked with two fingers at various points on her body to see if she had broken anything. Nadia had electrical burns on her back, and was forced to lean on her side instead. The human was breathing more heavily, and forced herself to stand, still leaning on the wall for support. She extended her other hand, and her lightsaber flew into it, the two green blades emerging from it immediately. Ashara looked up at the woman and reached for her own lightsabers, but Nadia quickly pushed them away with a burst of energy.
"You're hurt worse than I am," Ashara began, "If you attack me, you'll die."
"I disagree." Nadia quipped.
The human struck out, and Ashara deftly leapt away, backflipping to where her lightsabers had gone and picking them both up before jumping at Nadia again. Debris of deadly sharpness blew like a horrible wind at Seela, chipping away at her protective barrier. The twi'lek backflipped almost straight up, placing her feet on the wall behind her and propelling herself forward over and behind Alari. She swung with her lightsaber, her attack only barely blocked by Alari's blade. The attack left her open, and Alari placed a kick into the frail twi'lek's midsection, knocking her to the ground. Seela quickly got up, directing more electricity at her opponent. Seeing an opportunity, she dropped her lightsaber, and with her newly freed hand, electrified a thick length of rebar that had been ripped from a wall and was laying on the ground. The current travelled through the metal and arced up to the jedi, locking her muscles up and paralyzing her. Seela was now free to direct the full force of her power at Alari, who was defenseless against it.
Nadia saw her master's plight and ran toward Alari, turning her back on Ashara. The togruta threw a lightsaber at Nadia immediately, damaging her left quadricep and sending her to the ground. Alari struggled to maintain consciousness as she saw Nadia go down. Her eyes shut tightly, tears squeezing out of the sides as she tried to force herself to move.
"Now you'll finally pay for what you did to me!" Seela seethed through gritted teeth, "I'll kill you and everyone you've ever loved!"
"You'd have to kill yourself too…" Alari managed through labored breaths, "You stupid bitch…"
In sheer surprise, Seela lowered her hands, the flow of lightning stopping. "What did you say?" she replied incredulously.
Alari waved her hand, and Seela's vision went white. All she could hear was a tinkling of soft bells. It caught her completely off guard, and by the time she fought the illusion away, she saw a large chunk of concrete and steel bearing down on her. Using the full force of lightning she could muster with both hands, she pushed it away, but failed to notice the smaller piece coming in its wake until it was too late. The second piece of debris hit her left leg, snapping the femur and sending her rolling. Ashara abandoned Alari's apprentice and rushed to her master's side. When she looked at the jedi, she saw Nadia was already there, and not only that, she had managed to heal the wound on her thigh.
"Those humans are too crafty." Ashara said, "Are you okay, my lord?"
"No. My leg is broken. This fight is over. You might be able to kill her apprentice, but the barsen'thor has killed sith of your skill level by the dozens. Get out of here, and claim your place as my successor."
"I won't perpetrate the cycle of betrayal the sith encourage. Even if it costs me my life, I'm doing everything I can to get you out of here."
Alari was having trouble breathing, laying on her back. She was covered in electrical burns, and her muscles had weakened. Her heart was beating irregularly, and Nadia was desperately trying to heal her.
"Master, please!" Nadia said nervously, "Please hang in there, just a little while longer! I can't do this by myself!"
Alari only managed to grunt in response, her voice catching in her throat as she twitched beneath her apprentice. The healing energy seeped into her, eventually lowering her heart rate, but it wasn't powerful enough to fix the damage done to her nervous system. The jedi concentrated, trying to force her body to calm down, but she still twitched against her will.
"Ashara…" Seela said weakly, "Bring me over to her."
Seela's apprentice was confused, but didn't question her master. She picked up the smaller twi'lek, her arm supporting the woman under her shoulders, and walked over to where the other two were. Nadia reached for her lightsaber, but hesitated to actually draw it. Carefully, Ashara laid Seela down next to Alari. Seela took the human's hand weakly, and looked over at her.
"Did you really search for me?" Seela asked.
Alari swallowed and nodded, staring up at the sky. Tears rolled down the sides of her face. Her voice was shaking as she replied, "You have no idea what it did to me when they told me you had died on Korriban. They said that you had talked back to a sith, and were executed for it."
"I went through hell on Korriban, but the sith gave me a way out. What would you have done in my place?"
"I don't know," Alari shook her head and sniffled, "I really can't answer that."
Alari's holo communicator alerted her, and she quickly wiped her tears away before answering. A heavily armored soldier was on camera, with a massive assault cannon strapped to her back, and her helmet in her hand so that her face could be seen.
"Havoc squad reporting in. We found a safe place to land, and we're inbound to your location. ETA ten minutes."
"Listen to me very carefully, Rebecca," Alari said, struggling to stay focused, "Don't go after Darth Nox. I'm issuing a DNE."
"Are you kidding me? You're telling me you're issuing a Do Not Engage on the single most strategically valuable target in the attacking force?"
"I'll explain when you get here… I'm really torn up."
"Don't you dare go dying on me before I get there, you hear me?"
"Just hurry."
Alari ended the call and sighed, finally looking over at Seela. "You need to go. In your condition…"
"I know." Seela leaned over and kissed Alari awkwardly before reaching into her robe and handing the jedi a small circuit chip. "This has my holo frequency. Call me when this is over."
Ashara picked the sith up and carried her toward the way they had come in. She was running now, trying to make it back to the ship as quickly as possible. When she was in view of the imperial soldiers, hushed chatter broke out among their ranks in shock at seeing Seela defeated. Ashara shouted to be heard over their talking.
"Everyone, pull out now! Havoc squad is on their way here!"
They swiftly retreated, boarding their ships and taking off well before Havoc squad was in range. Rebecca saw the ships leaving and groaned in annoyance, but didn't waste much time on them. She was running as fast as she could in her armor to get to Alari. When she got close, she dropped to her knees, skidding on her armor to a stop next to the jedi's head. Havoc's medic was directly behind her, and knelt next to Nadia.
"I should have been here," Rebecca growled, "I would have never let those animals do this to you."
Nadia was staring at Havoc's captain while her master was being healed. Her hair was longer than Alari's, but it was the same shade of red. Her first thought was that they could have easily passed for the same person if they wanted to, but she was shocked back to reality when Alari spoke.
"Don't be upset, sis." She put her hand in Rebecca's armored gauntlet and smiled. "You're here now, and I believe you when you say your medic is one of the best."
"While I appreciate the vouch for my skill," the medic began, "You're not going to get up and walk this off. I'm going to make sure you don't die before you get to a hospital, but that darth almost killed you."
"I know… that's why I'm issuing the DNE. Look at me, Rebecca. Look at all the charred bodies Nox left in her wake. We can't go after her again without a full assassination contingency."
"I get it!" Rebecca snapped, "I get it, alright? Just… just shut up." She squeezed Alari's hand, "I can see it's painful for you to talk. Just shut up. I'll knock you out if I have to."
Alari chuckled, but didn't say anything else. After a moment of silence, Nadia interjected.
"You two are sisters?"
"Yeah. Alari's my kid sister. The council tried to keep us apart when she was in the academy, something about it being better to not have attachments to family, but that never worked. I wouldn't let it."
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I spent a week in recovery after that battle. Seela's more powerful than I am now, and in such a short amount of time too. She was filled with such hatred… what horrible things did they subject her to that would make her this way? There was only one way to find out.
Alari looked at her holo communicator in her hand for a moment, then slid the chip Seela had provided into the base. After a few seconds, Seela's image flickered into view.
"I was beginning to think you wouldn't call."
"You put me in the hospital for a week."
"And you broke my leg. Can't we just call it even?" Alari hesitated, glaring at the sith. "Oh come now, Alari. I'll make it up to you."
"Are you going to make it up to all the people you murdered too?"
"Are you? Or is it okay if they're imperial? Don't fool yourself, Alari. You are exactly like me. You just happened to pick the jedi instead of the sith. Do you want me to bring up my files on you? You left a lot of bodies-"
"No. No… I didn't call to fight you. I just want to know if there's anything left of the woman I knew."
Seela looked down at her feet for a second before looking back up and speaking. "I'm going to give you coordinates for a planet in neutral territory for us to meet."
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Taking only Nadia with her, Alari went to the coordinates given. Her apprentice was particularly nervous about this, but had decided that it was better than letting Alari go alone. Seela was leaning against a tree, waiting for them when they arrived. She looked over at Alari and smirked.
"I see your apprentice wouldn't let you come alone either," the twi'lek mused.
"A week ago, you two were ready to crack the planet in half to kill each other," Ashara said with a scowl, "I couldn't just forget that ever happened."
"Right, right…" Seela said dismissively, approaching Alari. She put her hands on the human's hips and looked up at her, tilting her head a little. "Cat got your tongue?"
"No," Alari replied, "I just… I just wonder if there's anything left of you."
"I can't simply tell you there is… but I can let you find out for yourself. Come, I have somewhere more comfortable for us."
Seela took Alari's hand and began walking, and the human allowed herself to be pulled to wherever Seela wanted to lead her. They rounded a corner in the forest and came across a small house. It was the first house Alari had seen since she landed on the planet, and she wondered how long ago Seela had acquired it. The four of them entered, and Alari looked around, taking note of the simple amenities. There was a bedroom with a large bed, a living room with a few chairs, and a bathroom. Ashara beckoned Nadia over to the living room, while Seela and Alari sat on the bed. Nadia looked over her shoulder at her master as she left the bedroom, but Ashara quickly got her attention again when they sat down. Cross-legged on a chair across from the human, Ashara spoke first.
"So, tell me something. What's it like to be her padawan?"
"It's… exciting. What can I say? We travel the galaxy, we take dangerous missions. She's really powerful, and not afraid of anything."
"Uh huh. We can play this game all day, but I think you know what I mean."
"Are you implying that the answer to your question is none of your business?"
Ashara rolled her eyes and crossed her arms. "Fine, have it your way. I just had this crazy idea that we could get along, given their history together."
Nadia scoffed, "Like I really want to get along with you. You probably just want to manipulate me somehow, just like every other sith."
"I'm not a sith. Not really, anyway."
Seela held Alari's hands in her own, and looked into the woman's eyes. "Ever since I got my own ship I've been searching for you. I just barely missed you on Corelia."
Alari sighed and nodded, "I was searching for you too, right up until I heard you had died. Seela, if I had known you had this type of power, I could have gotten you into the order. You would have been untouchable-"
Seela put her index finger over Alari's lips. "Hush. What's done is done. I've missed you terribly."
The twi'lek leaned in and kissed Alari deeply. The human parted her lips and closed her eyes, not putting up the slightest hint of resistance. Seela's hands found their way to Alari's breasts, squeezing them as she pushed the jedi onto her back and climbed on top of her, straddling her waist. Alari arched her back, letting out a soft moan against Seela's lips. Her own hands found Seela's waist, and began to tug the smaller woman's robe up. Seela pinched one of Alari's nipples through the robe, making her gasp loudly. The two apprentices heard it through the thin wall, and Nadia's cheeks tinged. Ashara chuckled softly.
"Sounds like they kissed and made up."
"Yeah… I guess that's one way of putting it…" Nadia looked down at her hands, and Ashara raised an eyebrow.
"You're sweet on her."
"No! I just…"
"Hey, don't be shy. She's cute. Besides, I'm guilty of coming on to my master too."
Ashara got up and put her hands on Nadia's upper thighs, leaning over to be at eye level. Nadia looked up in surprise. "What-?" She was cut off when Ashara kissed her without warning, shoving her tongue into the human's mouth. Nadia took a deep breath, and let out a whimpering moan, gripping the bottom of her seat with both hands.
In the other room, Seela's robe had come off, leaving her naked. She tugged Alari up, rolling over and dragging the human on top of her and immediately removing her robe, opting to pull it off over the jedi's head in lieu of bothering with the buttons. Alari removed her own bra, fumbling in her rush to be naked with her long lost lover. With the constricting undergarment out of the way, Seela grinned broadly, leaning up to kiss Alari's nipple. Her hands snaked behind the jedi, taking the woman's sash and binding her wrists with them. Alari gasped and gave a mild tug at the sash, but made no real effort to fight it. Seela pulled away for a moment and looked up at the human.
"The jedi way is to serve, isn't it?"
Ashara took Nadia's hand and helped her up, leading them to the door. Nadia stopped suddenly, wide eyed.
"But those two are in there," Nadia hissed quietly.
Ashara responded by first removing her top, letting it fall to the floor and revealing a lack of a bra underneath. "That's true… but it's less comfortable out here. Besides, the bed is big enough, don't you think?"
"That's not what I mean!"
Ashara opened the door, pulling the human in behind her. Nadia put up a bit of a fight, but let herself get pulled into the room without too much trouble. Seeing her master bound made her go bright red, but she said nothing, even as Ashara pushed her onto the bed and climbed on top of her. Alari squirmed in her bonds as she watched her padawan flop onto the bed next to her. Ashara removed her pants as well, revealing nothing but a very thin g-string. Nadia bit her lower lip as she watched the fallen jedi strip, then slowly climb on top of the far more modestly clothed human.
"Do you like it?" Ashara breathed into Nadia's ear, "What can I say? The dark side has its perks, and this g-string my master told me to wear rubs against me whenever I walk… making me so frustrated…"
Nadia responded with a throaty sigh, squirming under the other girl as she awkwardly began to remove her robe. Ashara climbed off of her to let her undress, moving behind Alari. She slid one hand up to massage the woman's breast, and one hand into Alari's panties, rubbing her finger delicately up and down the slick folds. Alari's body stiffened and jerked, pulling at her bonds as she moaned sharply. Seela added to her teasing by flicking Alari's nipple with her tongue, and letting her hand drift into Alari's panties as well. Nadia finished undressing quickly, now completely naked. She knelt at Ashara's side, running one hand behind her and one hand between her legs. A single finger followed the thin g-string up and down at the back, while she stroked delicately through the material in front. The togruta arched her back and moaned loudly, missing a beat with her fingers.
"Oh my, Ashara," Seela purred, "Has she found your weakness already?"
"D-Don't you dare say anything…" Ashara moaned.
"If you stimulate her from both sides, jedi…"
Nadia giggled and slipped her fingers into Ashara's skimpy undergarment in front, and pulled aside the string in the back. She lowered her head, letting her tongue find its way between the togruta's cheeks and to puckered hole while her finger slowly rubbed in a circle over Ashara's clit. She pulled back for just a moment with an audible gasp.
"You're soaking wet already!"
Ashara couldn't respond verbally, instead grabbing Nadia's hair with one hand and pulling the girl's face into her once more. Seela slid out from under Alari and pulled her forward, her face down with her ass sticking up in the air, then turned around, laying under the jedi once more in a 69 position and forcing her face between the sith's legs. Alari licked obediently, even as she squirmed against her own sash, muffled moans escaping her as Seela began to lick her as well. Ashara gently slid two fingers inside of Alari's wetness, making the jedi scream. As Nadia licked and fingered her, Ashara couldn't help but finger Alari faster. She moaned loudly, occasionally begging Nadia to go faster under her breath. Seela and Alari were nearing climax as well, their breathing picking up, and their tongues moving more quickly. The muffled screams from Seela and Alari, along with the unbridled screams from Ashara, soon filled the cabin. Ashara was the only one to gush, her juices flowing down Nadia's hand, and dripping down to Seela's face.
With one hand, Ashara easily flipped Alari onto her back. Seela crawled over, leaning across the bound jedi's midsection. Ashara positioned herself between Alari's legs, and as she leaned forward, her tongue met with Seela's on the jedi's clit. Alari gasped and arched her back, shivering under the stimulation. Nadia moved up to straddle her master's face, quickly stifling the woman's cries of pleasure by grabbing Alari's hair with both hands and pulling the woman's face toward her wetness. Master and apprentice wrestled with their tongues against Alari's helpless clit, making her cry out in pleasure from between Nadia's legs. The red head licked quickly, overly excited from the gratuitous stimulation lavished on the sensitive button. Having long abandoned her shyness to feed her desire, Nadia screamed at the top of her lungs, roughly gripping Alari's hair as she did. Alari's own screams were muffled, but still clearly audible, as both jedi climaxed together. Seela and Ashara held Alari down as she writhed and thrashed under them, Nadia forcing the older jedi to bring her to orgasm. Finally released from the grip of orgasm, Nadia released her master's hair, gently smoothing it with one hand. Alari looked up at her, a small amount of worry in her eyes.
"Should we let her go?" Seela teased.
"Oh no," Nadia replied softly, "She isn't going anywhere at all."
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