Shadows of Bankor

"I could never ask you to make a choice like that, though. If you find the Way is yours, I wouldn't want you to sacrifice something that important just for me." She sat up, posture straight, the way her eyes focused on the removal of the helmet, delivering the reverence that such an act deserved.

"I'm a Witch." She said it as if it explained everything. "I wouldn't be able to live your Creed." Juri smiled softly. "But I want to make this work. I want to make us work."

"Oh." She mused for a moment. "I had an inkling about that, from what I know of Mandalorian culture." The Witch seemed to melt into the combing through her hair, leaning more strongly into Sacha, curling up around her. "We're on the same page. With regards to a relationship, with you. I'm not wantin...

Juri didn't say anything for a long time. Considering the question, the situation. "You are important to me, too. I... don't want to be in a position that denies you happiness, Sacha." The Witch leaned in, resting her forehead on the other woman's shoulders. "I can accept someone having other lovers...

"No. They aren't extremes. One is simply corruption and infliction of will upon the natural state. The other is balance, harmony with the Galaxy and oneself. To allow yourself to be guided is simply following the path of nature. The other... is to lose oneself, even in a search for power." She press...

The Witch shook her head. "No. Not Death. Knowledge. Understanding. You'll find it, and won't be... so confused as you think you are." She was surprised by the embrace, her hands coming up to his chest, not pushing away, but not deepening it, either. But it was so very comfortable, and comforting, a...

"Seems like a rather formal discussion." Instead of sitting next to her, the Witch found a perch atop the other woman's lap, turning slightly sideways to drape her arms about Sacha's neck. "We both have paths to walk. Similar, yet so very different. Do you think we will see each other much?" She ask...

"I had a feeling." She didn't lose the smile as the words were spoken, her hands moving to the Mandalorian's waist. She stretched her shoulders, a contented little sound. "Come, sit, let's talk Sacha of Clan Ordo."

The Witch didn't release her hold on the Mandalorian's hand, listening quietly. When Sacha finished, she leaned in for a tight hug. "You're a hero, Sacha. Today wouldn't have been possible without what you did. It comes with no surprise to me." She slowly pulled away, smiling wide.

No question honestly just wanted to say I loved Juri and wish we had gotten to interact more! ^^ Thank you! I really enjoyed our every interaction, and should build on that next game. I agree with Jurdak! Loved your story and I'm sorry we didn't interact. I really expected to get wounded and come t...

"I am well, Sacha." She didn't stop smiling, closing the door behind the Mandalorian, and locking it for privacy. "I'm glad you are here. Last night was... intense. To ride all that adrenaline through the night was exhausting." The Witch took a gloved hand, holding it gently. "How are you? Is everyt...

"Evil is evil, Daunt. To choose a lesser is still to sacrifice part of yourself." She shook her head. "The Force flows darkly around someone who can kill, and it does around you. But I've seen more than that in you. Your tenderness, your reverence for nature around us, the Living Force. You haven't ...

Juri listened intently, as if trying to decipher any hidden meaning behind the vision. Her lips pursed tight, then focusing again on the Zabrak's face. "As terrifying as Vader sounds, it wasn't only his physical prowess. There was a mastery of the Force there. Perhaps there is something. You cannot ...

"Was there more to it?" She looked up to his face, her eyes locked on his. "What did you find in the dunes? What did this Vader do in this battle?" Juri prodded him for introspection, excited that he was exploring this vision. To not let go of what this vision could have meant.

Juri normally wasn't one who liked sleeping in. But it had been a long night. Sleep hadn't come easy, but she made it through the entire morning.

Her hair was loose about her head, and dressed in a camisole and loose gauchos. The door slid open, and the Witch smiled softly.

"Oh. Hi Sacha. Come in."

"She had a wound in her heart, it is good you could give her peace in the end," she said calmly. "I think I will be leaving soon, Bankor has nothing left for me." "I... think I will, too. This Resistance will need my help, but I also have to build my coven. A new tradition." She nodded to Delia. "A...

Delia joined her and said, "You look well, did you find everything you were seeking?" "I found a beginning. And more importantly, I really learned how much I don't know. My only regret is that I couldn't save Riule." Her smile turned slightly, sadness hanging. "At least I was there to help her find...

It was over. At least for now. Much had been accomplished, yet the work was just beginning. Despite not really being one for parties, the Witch knew when it was important. Her hood down, long foxtail loose and flowing, barely held in by the serpent pin. While she was tired, the excitement in the air...

I don't know the reference if there is one but what was your inspiration for Juri? How did the Healing Talent tree work out for you? Were you focusing on something in particular? No particular inspiration for Juri, outside of "I want to play a Force Witch. I like the Nightsisters. Massacre was a he...

viewtopic.php?f=22&t=905&p=22199#p22199 some dark side pips to you. At your convenience, I know you're busy

The Witch and other technicians were hard at work, preparing the medical wing for triage and emergency services. Her coat was drawn tight, knowing she had duties to attend to once the battle was begun. Seeing Verse enter, she smiled. "Well. You don't look like you've been hit by a freighter this tim...

Juri has returned to the pool. A satchel full of foraged goods and alchemical reagents to try again. It was still a powerful place, the underwater cove and cave. She could feel the power of the place. Perhaps something in the initial turn had made it so. The Witch waded into the pool again, closing ...

I really liked Juri, and wish we'd had more scenes together! Would have been interesting to discuss The Force, but we never quite got there. Can you tell us a bit about how Juri changed over the course of the game? It seems like she's in a pretty good place now. What's next for her? I'd have liked ...

Thanks for all the Witchy stuff. I appreciate all the work you put into it with Riule, and seeing Servant Nine and Valkorian show up was unexpected and neat.

Was there much more planned for the Outcast origin? It seemed all the Outcasts prerry quickly ended up firmly with the Resistance.

"I would like that, Sacha." She brought the other womans arm around her torso. Keeping her fingers interlaced with the Mandalorian. "I want you in my bed tonight. Please, I insist you stay. I wouldn't want you to get cold." Her lips curled to a smile.

"You're always welcome here."