"sister..." she purred into the night, sending her voice drifting through the shadows of their layer, "sister... I'm bored... Do wake up and keep me company..."

Rolling again she brought her lips to the pool of blood before her, allowing her tongue to creep out and take a few cat-like drinks.
"mmmm...." she moaned to herself, "fresh blood always tastes so pure... But mortal blood is so much sweeter..." her tongue snaked its way from her mouth once more to play upon the fullness of her lips and drink up the blood that had remained there.
She then leaned back once more, stretching out and yawning lightly, awaiting her sister to come and join her...

All paled before the darkness of her soul.

From somewhere very far away, a small sound wafted to her, beckoning her to rise from the state in which she had been hiding herself. None ever saw her, or her sister, as they had simply blinked from the paltry existence of the Imperial ship they had found themselves on, where they had been taken when leaving the harsh deserts of Tatooine. They had merely been aboard one minute… and in the next minute, they were….

Elsewhere.

She blinked the darkness from her vision, blinked the death in which she had been luxuriating, pushed away the terrors and cries of fear she had been feasting upon in this Darkness, and let something not quite approaching a glimmering of light enter into her being. That light was the recognition of her sister, of a need to be one with her, the two of them more than two sides of the same rusted and well-spent coin, more than two halves which came together to make a whole.

Something approximating a smile flowed out upon her lips like old blood spilling from an ancient wound. Her eyes grew impossibly dark then, pure black, rolled back into her head to expose the red parts behind them as they sought to find that dearest, dearest sister who had after all this time finally called out to her.

Time for fun and games….

The pool of blood languishing in front of Allaria burst forth a sudden fountain, spewing out bits of flesh and sore-strewn body parts. In the midst of this she rose, a ruby-eyed Venus coming forth from a shining red sea.

She smiled again, the reds of her eyes rolling back once more to velvety black, and she held out her naked arms to Allaria.

”Sister….” she breathed, then stepped out from that fount to come to a graceful kneel beside Allaria.

She smiled a bit more before cutting into what she was thinking.
"What say you to a little fun?" she purred softly, "Perhaps we should destroy mother and her lot?"

Then she yawned.

"Oh really, Allaria," she replied in a bored tone of voice. "How utterly... ordinary. Can not you think of some greater prey than that? There are so many worlds beyond this place, so many others who tread upon their soils.

"Simply killing mother and her... friends would only prove a momentary pleasure; I wish for something that would last a bit longer, something which would be a bit more of a challenge."

She paused then and drew Skemmdarvargur from its scabbard, held it up and scrutinized its shining blade. The short sword seemed to thrum in her grasp, as if begging to be placed into a scabbard of greater vulnerability than that which normally housed it. IllaAnda recognized this, and with concentrated and slow determination turned the blade down and sliced it deeply into the flesh of her own thigh. She shivered, feeling the connection with her blade, feeling its strength mingle with her blood and thereby seeming to transfer some of its essence into her.

Smiling, she pulled Skemmdarvargur forth and ran a delicate tongue up and down its length, cleansing it of her own blood. Then she turned eyes equally as bloody, eyes blotched now with roiling blackness, back upon her sister and waited.