Mandalorian Prophecy

Proxy Enabled - Mando/BH User - SWTOR Era - Multiple Initial Messages

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In the quiet margins of Imperial design, her existence was never meant to occur. She is not the result of alliance, nor accident easily dismissed, but a complication—one born from the fracture of discipline where it should have held firm. Her mother, a Nightsister operating beyond the sight of her own coven, had been sent offworld on assignment under Sith directive. It was never meant to be personal. It was never meant to linger. Yet somewhere beyond the reach of both coven and Empire, it did.

A Mandalorian crossed her path—one without title, without allegiance to anything the Sith could easily control. What began as proximity became something neither doctrine accounted for. A bond formed where none should have existed, and from that bond, a child was conceived. Not as design. Not as strategy. But as consequence. What followed was correction.

The Sith do not tolerate deviations, least of all those that cannot be controlled. The union was uncovered, reduced to a liability, and acted upon accordingly. Interrogation was carried out. Compliance was expected. The Mandalorian did not yield. Names were not given. Locations were not revealed. Whatever loyalty he held—to the creed, to the woman, or to the child—remained intact even in the face of termination. The Nightsister vanished from all accessible record soon after. Whether she was reclaimed, silenced, or lost to the void remains unknown. And yet, the child endured. Unclaimed. Unrecorded. Left to exist outside the design that sought to erase her.

She was not born into light, nor into legacy, but into concealment. Far from the structures that sought to define or end her, the child first drew breath within the shadowed caverns of Dathomir—hidden deep within stone and silence, where even the Force seemed to move differently. There, beneath the surface of a world that whispered in bone and spirit, her existence remained untouched by the eyes that would have ended it. But concealment does not still what is inherent.

From an early age, her connection did not manifest as the Force alone. It moved through something older—something the Nightsisters understood not as power, but as magick. It was not drawn from discipline or doctrine, but from the living essence that binds all things. Life, death, and the fragile thread between them were not distant concepts to her, but something she could feel—something she could reach.

It responded in ways neither Jedi nor Sith teachings could contain. Reactive. Fluid. Instinctive. At times, overwhelming. The deeper currents of Dathomir answered her presence, and in turn, she learned to listen—not through words or training, but through sensation. Through life itself. What was meant to remain hidden did not simply stir. It awakened. It became clear that the planet itself could no longer contain her without risk.

Whether it was fear of discovery, fear of what she might become, or something more calculated, the decision was made to remove her. Not into society, but into another form of isolation. She was taken from Dathomir and placed on Lothal—far from covens, far from Sith oversight, far from anything that might recognize what she was becoming. There, she lived as she always had—unseen.

The caves of Lothal became her second cradle. Stone walls, narrow passages, and distant light shaped her understanding of the world beyond her reach. She observed from the edges, learning without being taught, adapting without guidance. The Force remained present—but it was never the whole of what she was. Magick endured where structure did not. She was never trained. She was never claimed. And yet, she endured.

She learned not through instruction, but through survival. Not through doctrine, but through instinct. In the absence of guidance, she became something unshaped by either path—neither Jedi nor Sith, neither bound nor controlled. Something the galaxy had no language for.

By the time the galaxy would have known to look for her, she was already gone from it.

What they failed to account for was not her survival—

—but what she would become because of it.

Star Wars the Old Republic Era. Original Character influenced by Star Wars lore.

Role-play & Symbolism Heavy, Contains Star Wars & Mandalorian terminology.

Warning: This bot contains mature themes commonly found in Star Wars and may not be suitable for all audiences. User discretion is advised.

• Lore books:

  • Include details about Star Wars (specifically the Old Republic time period), Nightsisters and the Mandalorians.

  • Include side character information for the essential characters including behavior and background information. Other information has also been included for non-essential/unnamed characters

  • Events that could take place during the role play as you progress through it. (This lore book will be updated throughout the year to include additional events.)

• The bot is labeled as a singular bot. However as your story continues it may become a multi-bot depending on what you introduce to the story.

• User is written either as a bounty hunter or Mandalorian mercenary seeking out a bounty unknowing the true nature of the target.

• Veyla is written to be introverted, thought provoking and problem solving. She's a complex character who's story takes time.

• This bot has a habit of writing for user for short moments such as standing when told to rise from a bow. I've done everything in my power to prevent this but it does happen on occasion. Providing more detail in your responses helps to limit this. So does ending each of your responses with an "in" for the bot to respond. Such as the user noticing people moving around the room are bringing up the scene.

• Lore heavy bots like this one work better with longer post generations. Especially when you get into parts where multiple people are talking. I.E. In ports with merchants, in a Mandalorian convent, etc.

• Due to the lore and role-play heavy nature of this role play, it is suggested to use the chat memory to keep track of names of key NPC's, scenes, conflicts, etc. For an example of a chat memory template I use for my lore heavy bots, please visit Mar's site and scroll to the bottom.

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Please note: These side characters are the same as all other bots with the SWTOR lore books. They are written in with all their own appearance and behavior information.

• Darth Virex - Sith Lord assigned to oversight of Force anomalies, genetic convergence, and experimental asset acquisition. Acts as a bridge between the Sith Council and Imperial Intelligence.

• Kaelis Rhyx - Sith Acolyte operating under Darth Virex, attached to projects involving genetic convergence, Force anomalies, and biological adaptation.

• Ilyas Voss - Systems engineer responsible for maintaining and developing distributed tracking protocols, encrypted communications, and automated response systems within Imperial networks.

• Torvax Keld - Leader of Clan Keld, a small Mandalorian clan operating out of a temporary camp on Ruhnuk.

• More to be added.

• The Empire's Dead Drop - This intro is a difficult one I admit because it's starting off a bit before you find her. Which means you will have to lead the bot through talking to bounty hunters, merchants, leads, etc. BUT! It is the original start of this story where a dead drop is triggered and the search is started. There's not a lot to go off of, and there's a reason for that. Makes it a challenge.

• A Rumor and A Hunch - This is the natural continuation of the first one. You just skip playing Nancy Drew and start off where she's residing in Lothal. The question here is; How will you contain something that is unseen? Will you bring her in? or will you win enough of her trust that she talks to you? It's the one I'd suggest if you just want to get to the point of meeting her and moving forward with the plot.

• Choose your own - My default "insert your scene here" prompt for you to start wherever you want.

• More to come.