| Location | ???
| Objective | Don't be sad it's over.
One hardly needed to be a seer to divine that which was to happen.
The same mistake she had made with Sam. For all of her talk of learning from those, she kept making them, again and again, when it came to her personal life. Once bitten, twice shy? No, not for her, it seemed. Ever forward, but retreading same ground. A failure on her part. And if her leadership ever went the way of her personal decisions, then the New Mandalorians were doomed to disappear without a whimper.
That was the crux of the issue, wasn't it? All of her efforts, as of late, were focused on the future of her people. Too much time spent leading, conducting diplomacy and committing to strategy, not enough of it wrapped up in the arms of the woman she loved, the one who made it all seem easier. They had faced the Destroyer on Echnos, but she understood now that the blood they had shed could not bind them forevermore, and neither did her earnest efforts on Cathar. Not because the pair were without passion for one another, far from it.
Sometimes, love was found in recognizing that things could not work out.
And so, when Jenn saw that call - she knew. This was not for the Duchess. Not for the Kryz'alor. Not for anyone but Jenn Kryze, in all of her glory and her failures and-
"Karrys?" asked the Ersansyr in a voice that shook with emotion, threatening to break. "I think I need you to fly me somewhere."
It would not do, she reasoned, to face the end over... a call. Fake, fake, fake, illusions, smoke and mirrors. Physicality. She needed physicality to say goodbye. For she was Mandalorian, and the trappings of technology did little to capture the soul. It lacked the earnest capacity she valued in all living things.
Finding The Reaper was not complicated, not when she had been told to treat it as her second home. One that went... practically unvisited, unused, these days. The thought made her heart squeeze. Had she tried harder, taken more time aside from her duties, then-
Inhaling sharply through her gills, she walked on up the ramp, trying to ignore the way she felt the need to run, to escape. Not to face the end of something beautiful, something pure.
And when she finally reached the one who had so effortlessly summoned her here, the Mandalorian removed her helm, revealing sunken features, tired eyes, and a sad determination in her eyes, even as the sight of the Cathar made them soften. Soft fur and vibrant hair. A fiery soul. The raging storm she had lost herself into so dearly.
"Moontide", she greeted, the syllables tasting heavy on her lips. Even now, love remained; a profound fondness she could not quite hide, not even for this.
But love does not solve all ills.
"I'm sorry. I am- I know why I am here. And I cannot ever be sorry enough for failing you the way I have."