[In the end, he has no idea what it is that makes him believe her. It's just a gut feeling, something lower down even than the thoughts he keeps hidden with pazaak and lust.
He's not ignorant. He knows who this woman has to be, the fabled general who pulled the trigger on Malachor V and ended a war. Which makes him wonder why he hasn't been called out, if he's honest. She doesn't seem like the type of captive either Revan or Malak would like to leave in the hands of someone like him.
He stares at her for a long time, lying there on the floor. Finally, without saing anything, he kills the power on the cell. The walls disappear.]
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He's not ignorant. He knows who this woman has to be, the fabled general who pulled the trigger on Malachor V and ended a war. Which makes him wonder why he hasn't been called out, if he's honest. She doesn't seem like the type of captive either Revan or Malak would like to leave in the hands of someone like him.
He stares at her for a long time, lying there on the floor. Finally, without saing anything, he kills the power on the cell. The walls disappear.]