Meditations on the Abyss

There we go, PartIV is up.

'tis all done

Dun-dun-DUUUUHHHN!! Just how far does the rabbit hole go?

Brilliant backstory LW! I feel like I understand Aleena (a little) better now. Meditations on the Abyss does a wonderful job of making it clear she's very much the Dark Jedi and not a Sith at all. And she's quickly becoming a very real person in my head^^

Thanks for another excellent read, sah. I enjoyed it immensely!

Glad you enjoyed it, it was good fun to write!

It was nice to explore her psyche more as well, touch on her vulnerable side a bit. I'd almost feel sorry for her if she wasn't such and evil biatch!

Ooooh a clifhanger, great read once again LW

Good to see you didnt go down the all powerful Sith route and had Aleena actually vunerable to the Jedi, what'll be the fallout with Diemos though

PrioryJK wrote:

Good to see you didnt go down the all powerful Sith route and had Aleena actually vunerable to the Jedi

Yeah well when Thelcar had the sudden realization that everything he's been doing for the last 16 years was a lie, that his entire reason for living had been to fulfil a revenge that was misplaced, he understandibly was not the usual mental fortress the Jedi have to be.

And Miss Fel is an opportunist

Cor! I think that The Falleen should call an Oblideration on this Sith Master chap (ie. All of the Agency pounces on him and just leave behind a red smear). Anyway, top quality writing here Lunar - looking forward to an sequal (if any).

I'm glad you liked it H2, but I should probably point out how close you (and everyone else in the Agency) were to meeting Dark Lord Deimos / Neabel - I'd like to direct you to about 1/2 way down PJK's 3rd post of A Wayward Son and you'll see he was originally one of our Special Agent's characters that he graciously let me steal off with because I didn't like the thought of him going to waste!

(Cheers for that, btw PJK ^^)

I have to say all the character bios / character histories and short stories this place has going for it are inspiring - they inspired me, anyway!