The Elvenqueen

Star Wars: Light and Shadow

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“Eh, people shoot at me all the time.” Theva snickered, waving the comment off absently. Her helmet hissed as the respirator disengaged, and moments later she pulled it off to finally reveal her face. As he suggested she change out of her armour, the Chiss gave him an impish grin and immediately retorted with.
“Usually I insist men buy me dinner first before I let them see me naked.” before he looked too horrified, she rolled her eyes and exclaimed. “I’m joking, eesh! Go figure I’d get stuck with the one Inquisitor who hasn’t got a sense of humour.”

As he mentioned his name, she gave him a more reasonable smile and stuck out her hand politely. “Thevalarahn, but just Theva is fine.”

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2. Courtesy Call - Thousand Foot Krutch - The End Is Where We Begin
3. Cherry Wine (Hozier Cover) - Jasmine Thompson - Cherry Wine
4. She Used To Be Mine - Sara Bareilles - What's Inside : Songs from Waitress
5. Two Birds - Regina Spektor - Far
6. Evolve [Explicit] - Shinedown - Attention, Attention [Explicit]
7. Like Real People Do - Hozier - Hozier
8. Girls/Girls/Boys - Panic! At The Disco - Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!
9. Battle Cry - Imagine Dragons - Smoke and Mirrors
10. No Light, No Light - Florence + The Machine - Ceremonials

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Star Wars: Light and Shadow

Theva let out a muted hiss through her teeth as he put a hand on her shoulder to pull her backwards, however did not move towards the agents as Thaerex began to offer them a plausible explanation as to why they were down here.
“Believe me, the last thing we want is trouble.” the Chiss supplemented, Or, any more of it.

She froze as the Rodian answered the call on his communicator. It didn’t take any of them long to make the connection between the Chiss and the holographic representation. Theva’s eyes darted from the Rodian, to his companions, to Thaerex, and she silently cursed her unique armour choice for its part in making this easier for the security force...and suddenly much more dangerous for them.
“Shit.” she muttered under her breath.

The man’s hand shot out to break the gas container, and he turned to flee yet again, calling.
“I suggest we run!” to her. Theva didn’t need to be told twice, taking off right on the human man’s heels. She kept close enough that she wouldn’t lose him in the inevitable crowds that they would run into once they left this lower sector, but not so close that either of them were at risk of tripping (....for now. She would be lying if Theva didn’t admit she had considered ditching him if they couldn’t lose their ‘tails’ soon).

The Chiss glanced briefly over her shoulder as the aftershock of the fuel explosion rumbled through the city’s infrastructure, putting on a burst of speed to allow her to level with her companion and gesture in the direction of an alcove where they could stop to gather a second wind.
“Well...this complicates things a little, wouldn’t you say?” she offered him a half-amused grin, slouching against the wall. “We’re both public enemies now.”

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“Well aren’t you the gentleman?” Theva snickered, stowing her saber back on her belt, she gestured for him to follow and brushed past him, exploding into a run almost immediately upon leaving the doorway. The Chiss took the next couple of corners in no more than six or seven strides and then skidded into a crouch in a crawlspace between a large stack of supply crates, where she waited for Thaerex to join her, and listened to the Exchange muscle arguing back and forth amongst themselves about where the Sith had gone.

Theva held her breath, frantically drawing her finger across her throat and praying the man would do the same, as they listened to the soldiers thundering past them on their search. When the footsteps receded, the Sith straightened herself up again and offered him a hand to help him to his feet, too.
“They’re gone, I think. But better not to stick around and find out-”
As she stepped out from their refuge place, however, Theva heard the unmistakable sound of the safety snapping off on several other blasters, and sucked in a sharp breath. Slowly, she raised her eyes and found herself staring right down the barrel of a Rhodian’s blaster, the Hutt Cartel emblem blazoned on his armour.

“Vah viz vizehn ch'at cart lassin't ch'ah!” (You’ve got to be kidding me!) she snarled, once again reverting back to her native tongue - it seemed to be a habit of hers when under great stress, almost as if her brain forgot how Basic was supposed to work - as she glanced back over her shoulder at Thaerex. “Suggestions?”

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Star Wars: Light and Shadow

The Chiss raised her head as she heard the unmistakable sound of another lightsaber activating, her eyes locking onto Thaerex, though she didn’t attack immediately. Instead, the Sith looked him over carefully, before her gaze travelled slowly back to his face.
“Hello to you, too.” she answered eventually, her saber dropping from attack stance, back to guarded as she tilted her head to one side. The way he was dressed, the colour of his saber...it was a reasonable conclusion to assume, as the inhabitants of the planet had done, that he was a fellow Sith. “Did they send you here to help?” Theva gestured around her at the carnage of the room. “If so, you’re a little late.”

An amused grin painted her features next, followed up with a chuckle. “Or are you the cleanup crew?” She peered over his shoulder warily, the footsteps were getting quicker, and louder.
“Either way, I think we should run, yes?”
She hated running from a fight, but even Theva wasn’t stupid enough to trap herself in a battle she knew they wouldn’t be able to win.