From the vista of Joint Special Operations Task Force 452, the story follows Saber Force members as they continue their relentless persecution of the Jedi—who have been labeled as a threat to the galactic security of the Galactic Empire by the One Sith. However, the Task Force begins to undergo moral circumlocutions when they are joined by "Special Operations Task Force 184" — a pseudonym referring to an element of murderous Sith Assassins under the command of Darth Mercurial — who have no compunction in using terror and the Dark Side of the Force to subjugate, without question, threats to the Empire. This, however, is thrown into juxtaposition with the confessions of Darth Lilith, a Sith Master, detailing a previously-unappreciated human nature within the Sith. Together, the story intends
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| - From the vista of Joint Special Operations Task Force 452, the story follows Saber Force members as they continue their relentless persecution of the Jedi—who have been labeled as a threat to the galactic security of the Galactic Empire by the One Sith. However, the Task Force begins to undergo moral circumlocutions when they are joined by "Special Operations Task Force 184" — a pseudonym referring to an element of murderous Sith Assassins under the command of Darth Mercurial — who have no compunction in using terror and the Dark Side of the Force to subjugate, without question, threats to the Empire. This, however, is thrown into juxtaposition with the confessions of Darth Lilith, a Sith Master, detailing a previously-unappreciated human nature within the Sith. Together, the story intends
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| - From the vista of Joint Special Operations Task Force 452, the story follows Saber Force members as they continue their relentless persecution of the Jedi—who have been labeled as a threat to the galactic security of the Galactic Empire by the One Sith. However, the Task Force begins to undergo moral circumlocutions when they are joined by "Special Operations Task Force 184" — a pseudonym referring to an element of murderous Sith Assassins under the command of Darth Mercurial — who have no compunction in using terror and the Dark Side of the Force to subjugate, without question, threats to the Empire. This, however, is thrown into juxtaposition with the confessions of Darth Lilith, a Sith Master, detailing a previously-unappreciated human nature within the Sith. Together, the story intends to present further illumination into the morality of warfare and the morality of the Sith.
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