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In Disguises No One Knows
“Where did you set course to?” Eilis asked Bastila when she felt the adrenaline rush of battle begin to fade. Her real hand shook as she released the yoke and she rubbed it against her thigh.
“Dantooine. There’s a Jedi Enclave there where we can find refuge.”
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“Eilis O’Bren,” said Davik with a smile as she and Canderous stopped in front of him. But she noticed his smile was cold and his eyes didn’t reflect it either.
Though if he was trying to scare her, he’d have to do better than a cold smile.
“You’ve got quite the reputation, Miss O’Bren,” he said, ( Read more... ) -
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“You cannot seriously trust this man!”
Eilis sighed and pinched the bridge of her nose, closing her eyes in an attempt not to throw something at Bastila. It’d been a day since she’d rescued the Jedi - or as she told it, she’d rescued Eilis - and already the smuggler wished she could kick the younger woman out an airlock.
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“One.”
“Who is that?” whispered Carth in Eilis’ ear as they stood in the entrance of Javyar’s cantina. They had stumbled across an alien being harassed about stolen Sith uniforms in the other apartment building near them in the Uppercity earlier and had rescued him. In turn he’d given ( Read more... ) -
In Disguises No One Knows
Eilis awoke to three distinct feelings: her head pounding, warm sunlight on her face and sheets underneath and over her. She also remembered having a weird dream about Jedi…
“Good, you’re awake.”
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“Hey, AT, can you get me the hydrospanner? AT?”
A dark head pulled out from underneath a control console in the hangar bay of the Republic ship the Endar Spire and looked around ( Read more... ) -
Rise of the Dog's of War
Two days after William’s arrival at Headquarters, my mother returned with her company and handed the reins over to her second-in-command in a small ceremony. To our dismay, a call came in right as we’d begun to congratulate Captain Kym Corrigan on her new command.
“Thomas, you shouldn’t leave. I have a bad feeling about this.”
My ( Read more... )