Thread: Opposites Attract (Riven & MysticSparxman)

It was only natural for Arruna to remain suspiscious of the Sith standing metres in front of her. She had no reason to believe that the Sith Acolyte in front of her was actually telling her the truth when she said she was alone. After all, it wasn't as if the Sith were known for their honesty when it came to battle. Not that she had the experience of battling a Sith. All she really had to go on was everything her Master had been telling her since taking her on as his Padawan. Arruna had listened to countless stories of her Master's encounters with the Sith, and even though her Master had been victorious in almost every one of his encounters with the Sith, that wasn't to say that many of them had been fair fights. The Sith had always tried to find some underhanded way to get the upper hand in their battles, and that was exactly what Arruna believed now. It was why she doubted the red-skinned Acolyte's words. You'd say you are alone, even if you've got me completely surrounded. You're Sith, and Sith always play dirty in battle. Well, that is what Master says anyway, and Master never gives me a reason to doubt him, She remained in her defensive stance, but then her eyes drifted down to the holocron the red-skinned twi'lek had with her. The young Padawan had heard about holocrons, but she had never seen one before. She had heard how they contained a number of different powers and information. She just never expected a Sith Acolyte to have one. Arruna tried her best to hide the shock on her face as she was told that her connection to her Master was broken as long as she was in close range of the holocron attached to the Acolyte's hip. Their eyes met once more, and Arruna lowered her saber ever so slightly. The connection to my Master has never been broken before, There was a slight hint of concern in her voice. She was unable to hide the concern in her voice, but it didn't stop her from hoping that the red-skinned Acolyte hadn't picked up on it. How did you come into possession of that holocron? Why do you have it? And why are you here on Thython, She questioned the Sith, still trying her best not to let her guard down. After all, she was still feeling rather suspicious of the Acolyte in front of her. Arruna broke eye contact with Allura and then she turned in a slow but full circle eyes scanning her surroundings once again. As she was scanning her surroundings again, she inadvertently gave Allura a perfect view of her firm, round ass. Finally, after thoroughly scanning her surroundings, Arruna faced the red-skinned twi'lek once again. She lowered her saber even more, pressing the button to cause the saber's energy to disappear. She still remained a little cautious, keeping the saber in her hand. Okay, so maybe I could believe that you are truly alone here. That doesn't mean I have to trust you. Master taught me never to trust the words of a Sith, Her tone became much more serious as she had said this. So what does your Master have in mind? Why has your Master sent you here all alone? That's not the Sith way, is it? She was tempted to take a step closer to the Sith, but she decided against it due to her lack of trust in the Sith Acolyte. What business do you have here on Tythlon? What do you want with those refugees? They have done nothing wrong, they are innocent.