three times freed
So they were sithspawn. And Damsy was a Sith.
Mal shook her head. It all seemed a little more than unreasonable, but Mal both trusted Valery and knew she herself was into over her head. She had helped many slaves find their way on the intergalactic Freedom Trail in her many years as the head of Hestia Project, but she had never wittingly helped spawn. She didn't know much more about sithspawn then she knew about their masters, though she had heard stories or run across warnings about an ornery alchemical creation here and there. It's not that she wouldn't have helped them had she know they needed it, just that she had never sought out that side of slavery—or even considered it as one. It was embarrassing now, and something she would never admit to: assuming that slavery was as only an evil that could reach the so-called good of the galaxy.
Citizens uncorrupted by the ubiquitous, unyielding Darkness.
She was about to ask what they ought do next when Val's vague statement gave her pause, her sudden willingness to bow out gracefully morphing into concern again. "What?" she asked carefully.
Valery Noble
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