Conceited
| [member="Knight Mullarus"] | [member="Vaulkhar"] |
"There is no death, there is the Force."
Ella was not suicidal. She believed in something larger than herself, the One Sith, the Galactic Republic and the two Sith Knights that towered over her tired, beaten body. Peace would be secured- the citizens of the Galactic Republic would live- and the people that she committed to serve would continue to fight for democracy. No, the Galactic Republic would not fall.
She was resolute in her faith.
"Preparing the Republic and the Jedi for the onslaught is not a solution, Vaulkhar. Negotiation, diplomacy- surrender- are the last options available."
Ella turned her eyes to Vaulkhar, to say to him, "Vaulkhar, you came here by your own accord, in order to try and free me because you thought I had been captured, for interrogation and torture. You are a good man and I can't thank you enough for coming to help me. If you are still willing to help, then there is something I will ask of you."
The Jedi turned her hazel, brown eyes to Mullarus next, to say, "And you, Mullarus, who could have killed me on Condruum or sounded the alarm when Vaulkhar came to help me. You are also a good man. I sense good in both of you."
Summoning the last bouts of strength, Ella stood to her feet. "Help me find your leaders. Darth Vornskr brought me to Coruscant and you were brought to me. This is by the will of the Force. I can feel it now."
Gingerly lifting both hands to place them on either of the Sith Knight's shoulders, the Jedi Knight said, "Leave this place. Tell your leaders that I am down here. That I have come to end the war and award them their victory. That I wish to meet with them."
Lowering her hands back to her side, Ella went on to say, "And regardless of whether or not peace is achieved- whether or not the One Sith agree to a Republic surrender- come with me back to the Jedi Order. You call yourselves Sith Knights, but you are the most gentle individuals I have come to known. Don't let your passions, the dark side or your masters stop you from doing something good."
"There is no death, there is the Force."
Ella was not suicidal. She believed in something larger than herself, the One Sith, the Galactic Republic and the two Sith Knights that towered over her tired, beaten body. Peace would be secured- the citizens of the Galactic Republic would live- and the people that she committed to serve would continue to fight for democracy. No, the Galactic Republic would not fall.
She was resolute in her faith.
"Preparing the Republic and the Jedi for the onslaught is not a solution, Vaulkhar. Negotiation, diplomacy- surrender- are the last options available."
Ella turned her eyes to Vaulkhar, to say to him, "Vaulkhar, you came here by your own accord, in order to try and free me because you thought I had been captured, for interrogation and torture. You are a good man and I can't thank you enough for coming to help me. If you are still willing to help, then there is something I will ask of you."
The Jedi turned her hazel, brown eyes to Mullarus next, to say, "And you, Mullarus, who could have killed me on Condruum or sounded the alarm when Vaulkhar came to help me. You are also a good man. I sense good in both of you."
Summoning the last bouts of strength, Ella stood to her feet. "Help me find your leaders. Darth Vornskr brought me to Coruscant and you were brought to me. This is by the will of the Force. I can feel it now."
Gingerly lifting both hands to place them on either of the Sith Knight's shoulders, the Jedi Knight said, "Leave this place. Tell your leaders that I am down here. That I have come to end the war and award them their victory. That I wish to meet with them."
Lowering her hands back to her side, Ella went on to say, "And regardless of whether or not peace is achieved- whether or not the One Sith agree to a Republic surrender- come with me back to the Jedi Order. You call yourselves Sith Knights, but you are the most gentle individuals I have come to known. Don't let your passions, the dark side or your masters stop you from doing something good."