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            coruscant.

            the way the dying light danced on the city’s pearlescent spires and shattered into countless colors across a million transparisteel surfaces reminded him of hanna city. the crystalline walkways, the bustle of ignorance, the tantalizing smells of a galaxy’s worth of cuisine.

            kylo ren itched to see it gone.

            he felt at ease when the beautiful structures gave way to dilapidated slums. it was just a taste of what waited for him deep in the city’s rotting heart. on the surface, the new republic had too much power. it smothered any trace of the first order, scaring its citizens into complacency with the ghost of the fallen empire. despite the struggle, the order found a small foothold in the middling tiers. but the planet’s festering innards? they could use more...

                                                                                    ...convincing.

            as the transport reached the crate lift that would take kylo down a thousand levels from the surface’s shimmering face, the sith studied the way the force moved around his companion. if she was going to follow him into hostile territory, he wanted to memorize the way life and death pushed and pulled against her. to recognize her without sight would be useful in a fight. or if she betrayed him.

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When he’d gotten information that they’d successfully managed to detain LR-2193, General Hux was certainly pleased. Successfully apprehending and dealing with traitors always boosted moral and furthered the programming that went into those serving the First Order. The few that might be shaking free of their mental bindings proved less likely to act on it when they knew just what awaited them if they did.

Hux had his hands tucked behind his back-- at a relaxed parade’s rest-- as green eyes regarded the traitor that had been shoved to her knees before him. A smug smirk slowly etched itself into the man’s features, over a moment of silence, before the General stepped forward. The tails of his perfectly tailored greatcoat catching just enough air in the act that they rustled.

“You know I can not do that, LR-2193.” Hux informed, as if it were a casual conversation, “You have turned your back on the First Order and for that, you must be dealt with accordingly.”

Things had been nice and quiet for a few weeks after she and her team had managed to deal with Kath and his troopers. As days passed, Vi tried not to dwell too much on the possibility that the plan might have not worked just as intended. It was a good plan! But it was always good to be prepared for potential danger.

Things have smoothed over more for the Resistance base and recruiting wasn’t going too bad now that more people were aware of the fact that the First Order was very much real and dangerous.

And... if Zade’s intel was right (and she had no reason to believe otherwise), back again.

HE’S SENT OUT ALONE LESS AND LESS. If it’s not with the Inquisitorius, he has agents sent along with him on these missions. Probably to make sure he actually eliminates the fugitive Jedi rather than allowing them to escape. 

The Emperor no doubt suspects something. Anakin was a fool to think that he’d be able to get away with his treachery for long. But he’s not strong enough yet to end the Empire, so he has to keep up that facade, just until he’s learned more. 

That might mean a few more Jedi must die.

He’s killed so many-- what’s a few more? Anakin can do what needs to be done. The sacrifice is necessary. 

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