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Korriban- Ahdeka's chambers- training room

Ahdeka sliced through the last of the last of the training droids. She sighed when Ahdakaa entered. She didn't seem well.
"What's wrong?" The Dark Lady of the Sith asked.
"Nothing." Came the reply.
Ahdeka frowned. "Don't you lie to me!"
"Alright. I'm just worried about my mother."
Ahdeka deactivated her lightsaber and walked toward the young Sith. She dropped her saber and did an un-Sith like thing to do. she hugged the troubled Ahdakaa. She didn't see anything wrong in this. They had been close since she saved the young girl. Ahdakaa was half-human and half-Twi'lek. She had begun her training while the Sith Lady was still an apprentice herself. She trained her in secret.
Ahdeka pulled away and held her at arms length.
"Meditate. rest. It will help." She said. "I will see if I can't take you home to visit your mother and father. But right now, I don't know when. But soon. I can promise you that."

Ahdeka yawned and watched the Sith apprentices gather and talk and fight. those who saw her or passed by bowed. She just nodded or smiled for a split second. She saw two apprentices fighting. Ahdeka walked over.
"What are you fighting about?" She demanded.
"M'lady." They mumbled, ashamed to be caught fighting by the Dark Lady.
"Well? What is your excuse?"
"He called me weak and useless." The human apprentice replied.
She looked at the Nikto apprentice.
"And?"
"He attacked me, M'lady."
"So you fought back?" She smirked. "Well done."
They just looked at each other. Ahdeka looked at the human and let out a small laugh.
"The thing is, you are weak." Ahdeka turned and started to walk away.
She sensed the human was pulling out his lightsaber and quietly rushing toward her. Turning around just as he ignited the saber, Ahdeka kicked his in the stomach and snatched away his light saber.
"So you attack me? The one who let you join us here? i should have killed you as soon as you stepped on this planet. You humans are nothing but trouble. Always will be." She growled.
"You're the one to talk. Some of your trusted Sith are human and your most trusted Sith lord is half human." He snapped.
She plunged the blade into his chest.
"You know, it's a real shame I had to kill you. You were progressing rather well. We could have made a decent Sith out of you." She sighed.
She twisted the blade and yanked it out of the boy. She shrugged and deactivated it, tossing it aside, she looked at the nikto apprentice. His face was frozen with fear and surprise.
"Let that be a lesson to you young ones. I will not tolerate this behavior when I am around. There are many things you have to learn." She shouted to everyone around her, not looking away from the apprentice. "You should learned two things right then." She brought herself to her full height. "Never attack me and learn to work with each other. I don't mean to sound like some silly jedi but if we don't know how to fight with one another, then we cannot fight the jedi and bring them down."
She turned and left, a pathway made by apprentices and Sith Masters. Silence had fallen over the area. She turned and frowned.
"What are you staring at? Go! I want to name at least one new Sith by tomorrow." Ahdeka snapped.
She sighed as they all went back to training and trading tips and ideas.
"Maybe I should gone a little harder on them. Maybe make them fight for the right to call themselves strong." She chuckled. "Yes. Maybe next to time."

Ahdeka looked at Hunter.
"More Sith are dead and more Jedi are being discovered." She replied. "So, nothing new. However, I fear a young sith my leave us."
She looked back to the apprentices.
"You saw the dead one, didn't you? It's a shame I had to kill him. He was growing strong but chose to try to kill me. So I killed him with his own lightsaber." She sighed. "Do you anything I should know about?"

"Yes. We do." She nodded. "You and Ahdakaa can go. I need to stay for a few more days. Hopefully, we'll have more Sith Lords and apprentices soon."
Ahdeka looked at Hunter when he started to cough.
"We need to find a way to get rid of the dreadful cough of yours."

"You don't need to know." Came Ahdakaa's voice.
The halfling walked up to them.
"I heard what we are doing." She told them.
Ahdakaa looked at the human and feel silent. She suddenly remembered her father. She looked back to the Dark Lady.
"I am ready to go when Hunter is." She said, biting back the word human.

Ahdakaa's lekku twitched under her hair when he called her child. Ahdeka just told her to go and Ahdakaa followed the sith lord.
"I must of misheard you. Did you just call me child?" She asked, anger in her voice.

Ahdakaa wanted to hurt this man.
"Just make sure it doesn't happen again." She replied.