- That creature was... close to me when I was an acolyte. It helped me survive my trials; it traveled places I couldn't, told me everything it heard and saw.
- Seh-run never knew exactly what I fed it. Its meals weren't just beast fodder--Seh-run ate the corpses of the Academy's failures, the bones and blood of dead acolytes.
- The sludge we feed to the slaves and the tuk'ata wouldn't have sated Seh-run. And bodies pile up quickly here--it was an easy way to dispose of them.
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134. Option - Bad idea.Player - Nothing good could come of that.
- Destroying it seemed impossible--it could heal any injury it suffered. I hoped it would find a new home somewhere, but it seems we must act more decisively.
125. Option - Oh?Player - What are you going to do?
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71. Option - I'd rather help it.Player - We could. Or I could give it the meal it wants.
- No! That is... Seh-run may not be strong enough to kill acolytes on its own, but it can't be slain. Its regenerative abilities draw on the power of the Force.
- Before I sent Seh-run away, I developed a powerful toxin--but I didn't have the heart to use it. It won't kill the creature, but it should strip it of its power.
81. Option - And? After that?Player - So let's say we poison it--what happens to Seh-run then?
- If we do this, Seh-run won't survive much longer. It will hide as best it can and slowly starve. But the alternative is to let it become a living horror.
104. Option - I'm feeding it.Player - Seh-run needs to become strong. It needs its food. +50