The Background

Born Sharaash Yidhra of Dromund Kaas, she was born and raised into servitude. A point that in her youth, seemed important. She had not been a slave - unusual for one of her species in the Empire.
 
That pride was battered and beaten down through the years of her time at the Sith Academy - she grew to know there is no difference between a servant and a slave - only in the perception the individual has of their own life.
 
Intent on choosing her own cage - she evolved. She joined the ranks of the Empire's Inquisitors and sought Truth amongst those who specialized in lying - and in so doing - weaponized truth itself. For it became clear - quickly - that Sharaash Yidhra did not lie. She did not need to - for in her own words - the truth is the most devastating weapon of all.
 
Amongst the Inquisitors she gained a name for herself, gained a reputation as a fearsome entity that one did not wish to have looking in their direction. She earned her enemies amongst the powerful, and spent time "educating" the youth of the Academy. She ensured her influence spread into the Empire's military, and became a known affiliate of their top officers.
 
She became - at one point - the face of their War Forces.
 
Her toppling from power over the military was inevitable - as all topples are. She saw it coming, and made plans. She lost her battle, but did not die. She kept her seat as the leader of the Inquisition, and she furthered her studies into the mind, into Alchemy - and into Power itself.
 
Eventually, she rose to the Empire's Council again - this time as that which had information that no one could find, that no one could follow to its origin - and which often led to success - or to death.k
 
And then one day - she disappeared. Her ships remained in Imperial space. Her Holds sat Empty, her servants as clueless as anyone else. Some thought she met her end at an Assassin's blade. Others, that she fled the leaders of the Empire for some unknown treachery. And others still dared not to assume anything.
 
They proved to be the wise ones.