Dromund Kaas

[Heero Treys]

"Don’t say that, they are high enough for a Terentatek, or some other nasty." Heero said as he started to feel a bit tired.
"Any idea where it's taking us now?" he asked.

[Thera Quyen]

“She’s taking us to the Sith Lord’s private study,” Thera answered shortly, hoping Heero didn’t pay so much attention to realize that she knew exactly where she was going. Her cover was going to be blown in a moment anyways, so maybe it didn’t matter after all. Whatever happened, whatever was left behind, she knew that it would reveal her as Ghosteyes, Sith Assassin, and her cover as Thera Quyen, Jedi Healer would be useless for at least one person. And that would be one person too many. Unobtrusively, she caressed her teal-bladed lightsaber, considering the unimaginable: strike down Heero now, where he stood, rather than let her secret be revealed. But he had just saved her life, and no matter what she was still a Jedi above everything else, she was still a Shannara.

The study was much the way she remembered it, a large mess of genetics journals, datapads with notes piled on the tables, the floors, shoved into every available nook and cranny. It was like the stereotypical image of a mad scientist’s lab, with the Sith spawn whimpering and bowing her way in the corner, and an empty cloning cylinder bubbling away on the other side of the room. The only thing missing was the Sith herself, and that was Thera’s fault she knew all to well. “Jen’jidai,” the Sith spawn hissed, gesturing to a small pyramid where it sat on the corner of the desk. Thera hissed as she looked at the holocron, placing her hands on either side of the desk, waiting to see what exactly would happen. [/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

[shadow=darkred,left,300]Heero may have been a warrior, a fighter, but he sensed something had gone a rye within Thera's mind. Her body language had shifted a bit. What he could not tell exactly, but something was not right. He needed to be careful. She may call herself a Jedi, but what Jedi knew about a long dead Sith Lord's hide away? What Jedi spoke Sith? What Jedi knew where she was going in a long abandoned Sith temple? What Jedi was called Jen’jidai by Sith spawns?
Things just did not add up. Usually that meant problems for Heero. He kept one hand on his light saber that was clipped to his belt.
"So what are we looking for, Thera?" he asked as she hissed at the holocron.
He sensed that something was about to made clear.[/shadow]

[Thera Quyen]

Thera said nothing, just placed her hands on the sides of the holocron and pushed with her mind, nudging its internal circuitry in place until the pyramid whirred to life with a faint click. Stepping back, she was bathed in the blue-white glow of the holocron’s projection, the figure of her late master, the un-mourned Sith Lady Chyvonne Hakkeber, towering nearly a meter over her head. For a moment, Thera fought the urge to raise her Force shields against her master, prepared to repel the wave of Force lightening that would be aimed at her if she failed to drop to her knees before the Sith Lord.

“Ah, my darling Thyrashara. You are seeing this, so I must be dead. At your hands, no doubt. Well, if that is the case, then I know I have trained you well and you are more than able to take on the mantle of my position when the time is right. But now is not the time to discuss such minutiae, now is the time when you must learn your destiny. I feel the Sith awakening across the galaxy; you have the knowledge and the skills that our Order will need. You must find these awakened ones, find them and join them in their crusade. Perhaps they will keep you as a spy among the Jedi, perhaps they will find your other more… exotic skills of use. Whatever they decide, you must take your place among them, for you are the Traya, the one who has been betrayed and shall betray in return. You are the culmination of thousands of years of breeding, you are the Huiccai your ancestors sought to create. Go now and return to your duties, but remember who and what you are. You will be the Traya, and you will serve the Sith for there must always be a Darth Traya, one that holds the knowledge of betrayal. Who has been betrayed in their heart, and will betray in turn.”

The holocron image faded to nothing, and Thera stepped away from it, turning her back on the pyramid and looked at Heero with her cold gold eyes, waiting to see what his response to this illuminating message might be. [/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

[glow=red,2,300]"You just going to stare at me, Jen’jidai, or are you going to try and kill me?" He asked, unknowing of her response.
“Now I know I am not the brightest light in the night sky, but I have been able to put this together much. Tell me if I am wrong. You have been wanting to come back here, for this I assume.” He said as he pointed. “You knew those creatures, how they fought. Then you knew how to speak Sith. Then the fact that you knew your way around here, I thought that was weird. Now that message. It all adds up to you being one of us. A Sith. Now am I right?” he asked as he unclipped his light saber. Not knowing how she was going to react.
“That leads me to one of to conclusions either you expected me to die already, or you never thought that far ahead. Which one?” he asked[/glow]

[Thera Quyen]

As soon as Thera saw Heero reach for his lightsaber both of hers were in her hands, using the Force to speed her actions so as fast as a blink she had both lightsabers thumbed on and in a defensive crouch before him. "I never intended to kill you, or have you killed, but I also didn't expect it to be quite this easy to get into the Temple. I told you at the Cantina I was after a conversion, you just didn't realize it was my own. And weren't you the one who said that the Sith are the masters of infiltration? Well I've been among the Jedi for a long, long time and they have no idea. So make your choice: either you help me find the other Sith and aid me in my quest or you die as you stand. Either way I'm not too picky."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"Are you always so quick to react? I was just making a defensive move, being that I really know nothing about you other then your a Sith and that you lied to me. But as, again I assume, Darth Traya said you betray because you have been betrayed. So I am not surprised in hindsight." he said as he clipped his light saber to his belt, he still had his other options when it came to defending himself.
"I never said that I wouldn't help did I? It would seem that the higher ups in the order have forgotten about me. I have not heard from them in awhile. So I have a free schedule. I do have a few questions though, what’s you real name? And where do we start looking?” he asked, still wary of her. What little trust he was starting to have in her was gone.
He thought to himself and gaurded his mind
'She didn't think that far ahead.'

[Thera Quyen]

"Thyrashara Jeralkia Milavenious Taorani," she replied, sensing the change in him, and showing him a little bit of trust as she stood from her crouch and put her lightsabers away, thought she still watched him with her wary gold eyes. "I'm not sure where to start looking, I've already been to Ruusan and I was thinking Ziost or Tython if there was no hint here. Which, apparently there isn't."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"How would I know where to start?" he asked and thought for few moments.
"Why not ask the other Jedi? They would sense something wouldn't they?" he asked

[Thera Quyen]

"Oh yeah that would be great: Master Jedi, I'm looking for the Sith, can you point me in the right direction?" Thera batted her eyelashes, and unconscious parody of her grandmother, when Jerle was not feeling all that charitable. "I've scoured the archives for information, and I haven't found all that much. But perhaps working together we might discover something. If you are so willing...?"[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"Not that way but..." he said
"Sure I'll help, not that you gave me much of a choice." he replied.
"Korriban? we always go back looking for things so maybe there are some there." he said

[Thera Quyen]

"We could try Korriban, yes, but from what I've heard it's gone very quiet in the last few years, no activity there what so ever. Perhaps we could try the Dune Sea, that seems to bring out the best in people at times..."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"Been there, could try again. Been awhile since I visited my old haunts." he said

[Thera Quyen]

"So Ziost, Korriban, Tython and the Dune Sea. Do we divide and conquer or do you want to continue this partnership as is?" Thera tilted her head to the side, gazing up at him with her cooled gold eyes, one dark eyebrow arched in a questioning manner.[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"Would be a better bet to stick together, either one of may come across something we alone may not be able to handle." he said replied as he looked at the data cards laying next the pyramid.
"Where to first?" he asked