#sith verse

@multipleoccupancy . what's a bit of torture between enemies?

The rebel had guts, Fish would give him that. Most people crumbled almost as soon as she started torturing them. Her particular set of skills could cause a pain so debilitating, so nightmarish, that she had grown accustomed to seeing people begging for the sweet release of death.

But not him.

"I'm in no hurry at all," she hummed, which was of course a lie. Emperor Palpatine expected answers. Information. Failure was never an option, not when one was a Sith Apprentice. But she was not about to reveal that to her prisoner. "We can do this all day."

Finally posted chapter 6, sorry for the wait kids.

@multipleoccupancy . master jedi is forced to "babysit" evil little sith child

"My father will find me, you know."

Fish had spoken with all the determination and disdain she could muster, her arms crossed over her chest. "He will see that I did not finish my mission, and he'll look for me. And then, you'll be sorry!"

Her ego was bruised, obviously. She had fought him as viciously as she could, but in the end, this despicable Jedi had had no trouble at all besting her in combat. Worst of all, he'd barely attacked her, per se. Only defensive techniques. So, Fish was sulking in her seat inside the spaceship. And staring daggers at him.

"Where are you even taking me? I have a right to know." More daggers. More sulking. And the haughtiest of tone. But despite her childish demeanor, Fish was scheming. She had to escape. For now, it was impossible. But later... And to escape, she needed her lightsaber back. Which was in Obi-Wan Kenobi's possession.

I’m writing a retelling of The Phantom Menace set in the Sith Tattoo Verse while I work on The Left Hand Path, and I’m getting so excited that I have to share a few bits and pieces. This is Sith!Qui-Gon trying to tell the Jedi Council that the Sith have returned and Sith!Obi-Wan wanting to facepalm at them like a mofo.

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Qui-Gon glanced down, then raised his head decisively. Obi-Wan recognised the signs of his Master preparing himself for a losing battle which he had every intention of winning, and Force if he didn't know what was coming next.

"From what my Padawan has told me about their confrontation, not only was he incredibly strong in the Dark Side it seemed he was also expertly trained in lightsaber combat. My only conclusion can be, is that he was a Sith."

The entire room froze.

For a split second Obi-Wan was in danger at bursting out laughing in the middle of the Council Chamber. He called upon the deeply ingrained years of habit and managed to contain himself outwardly, though he didn't try to stop the amusement taking place in the privacy of his own mind. Qui-Gon must have been having similar problems if the wry, muted warmth across the bond was anything to go by.

Ki-Adi Mundi was the first to find his words. "Impossible!" He spluttered. "The Sith have been extinct for a millennia."

For the second time in a matter of days, Obi-Wan was close to drowning in the irony of their situation.

Mace Windu was next in the denial parade. Settling back confidently in his chair, he calmly regarded the two Sith standing in front of him. "I do not believe that the Sith could have returned without us knowing."

"Ah. Hard to see, the Dark Side is." Yoda replied sagely, waving his gimer stick at Mace.

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