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Mordranna turned back to him. "It's not that. I figured that, well ... what with my past profession, you would not wish for me to be around," she said sheepishly. "And, just so you know, I found most Imperial laws to be ridiculous. Certainly, you don't think a good girl would stay with the Imperial regime after her term of service, yes?" giving him a mild smirk.

Imperius snorted at the Twi'lek.

"Serpent? You sicken me, true to your name," he commented, as they transported from ship to ship. When he met Valycia, he presented her the Serpent.

"Here, a present for you. Use her, kill her, makes no difference to me. You may commence the attack on Dac whenever you are ready. I will not join you though, I will be assisting in the testing of Project Black Void."

"They killed my mother and father right in front of me." He said in a semi dark tone. "That and not a single one of them give a damn about anything but themselves."

"On the B.V. sector 3." Imperius answered, gazing at the stars.

Neb was pacing, up and down. Every minute the Federation stalled meant that more time to prepare. And Neb would savor every minute of it. But things would move too slowly, and as usual, someone would jinx the entire thing. Though Neb caught himself, it was too late.

"This is too smooth... something's wrong..."

With that, a com on Neb's belt buzzed, oddly from the Kapella. Neb recieved it, knowing full well only one person would hail him from that.

"What is it Hudson?"

"It seems someone isn't playing nice."

"Don't drag the point out. This isn't the time. Be concise."

"I caught someone snooping around the ship. Seems he's quite ready to blow the joint up."

"Any identification on who it is?"

"Well, a traitor by the looks of the gear. Possibly Loyalist. No pointing fingers. Seems this one was a bit too anxious to blow our magazine of twelve high yield torpedoes and see this thing light up. Unfortunately, he didn't know I was here."

"Current status?"

"Incompacitated."

"Hudson, you know my limitations. You know what the rules are. Shutting down."

Neb turned the com off, and resumed working. While this one sabeteour was found, Neb had a bad feeling that there were more to be found.

"Gunny," he paged, "Keep your guard up. Hudson played the kings guard. Your move."

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Hudson, having finished communications, began what he foudn to be the best part of prisoners being captured: Interrogation.

Time was of the essence, and he didn't get much out, only a name. Probably false. For the next half hour, he would begin the mind games, and eventually, the sabeteour would be dead.

Mordranna looked to Cale, taking in his words, slightly taken aback by the darkness in his tone. To her, this was clearly not the action of Jedi. And, it did bother her, though she did her best not to show it. "Are you sure that your parent's killers were Jedi? This sounds more like something that a Sith would do,"
she reflected. "I've always been taught that Jedi are good and selfless." She thoughtfully added. That is not the act of a Jedi. I don't wish to call him a liar, but something about his statement doesn't add up - what transpired anyway?
She then thought back to her time with Darth Valycia - Angel. She too was once under the impression that Jedi killed her family. But, until she could learn the truth of what Cale had told her, she didn't have much else to go on.

"yeah. thats what they tell you. But the Jedi betrayed the Republic. and Fankly, theres little difference between Jedi and Sith in my eye." he looked about and found a bench where he sat down. "They both Consider non force users as lesser beings. and Im not to keen on that."