Mae-ho “Mae” Aniseya was born to a coven of witches that made their home on the world of Brendok. Along with her twin sister, Osha, the girls were raised by Mother Aniseya to uphold the values and traditions of their culture, preparing for the Ascension ceremony that would mark them as the future leaders of their sect. But when four Jedi infiltrated the sacred ritual and offered to test The Twins’ Force sensitivities, Mae’s life changed forever. Mae failed the test on purpose, but her sister passed. Outraged, young Mae set fire to Osha’s Journal and trapped her in their bedroom. But the blaze soon got out of control and by the end of the night, Mae believed she was the lone survivor of her coven.

Over the next 16 years, Mae trained to become an assassin, eager to get revenge on the Jedi who had wronged her family. Studying under the Stranger, a mysterious masked Sith Lord who made his home on an unknown world, Mae became skilled with knives and other methods of combat. If she could kill a Jedi without a weapon, she would earn the title of his Acolyte. On Ueda, she fought and killed Jedi Master Indara, yet failed the test by using a dagger. On Olega, she infiltrated a Jedi Temple to serve poison to Jedi Master Torbin. But after realizing her sister, Osha, was still alive, Mae’s interest in her vendetta faltered.

After a long trek into the jungles of Khofar, Mae tracked down the Wookiee Jedi Kelnacca, but her Master got to him first. In the ensuing battle, many Jedi were lost and, in the aftermath, Mae had a new goal: pretend to be her sister, Osha, and follow Jedi Master Sol to force him to confess to his crimes. The pair returned to Brendok where Mae had the chance to strike Sol down, but instead tossed his stolen Lightsaber away and forced him to confess in front of Osha. However, Sol was killed in the confrontation, and Osha and Mae retreated to the safety of the bunta tree where they had often met as children. Sadly, Mae doesn’t remember most of these events now. Her former Master erased many of her memories, returning her mind to her past innocence as an 8-year-old child who had just lost her family and her home to a terrible fire.