| rdfs:comment | - Ahli Keros was a human female servant of Brisha, and a secret member of the Reborn Sith Order. She was Ven Duaz's Sith master. When her Master and apprentice both died during the Battle of the Unknown World, Keros took Brisha's amulet and fled, using the amulet to revive the Sith Lord Darth Ruin. Keros and the remaining members of the Order came under Ruin's leadership, and they attacked the Jedi Temple on Yavin IV. During the attack, Keros was killed by Owen Skywalker, but she was later revived by Ruin, who used Darth Plagueis' teachings. However, due to her death, Keros fell out of favor with Ruin. When the Jedi escaped from Yavin IV, they captured Keros and took her with them. Keros was part of Ruin's plan to ambush the Jedi. When they landed aboard his warship, the Behemoth, she could
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| abstract | - Ahli Keros was a human female servant of Brisha, and a secret member of the Reborn Sith Order. She was Ven Duaz's Sith master. When her Master and apprentice both died during the Battle of the Unknown World, Keros took Brisha's amulet and fled, using the amulet to revive the Sith Lord Darth Ruin. Keros and the remaining members of the Order came under Ruin's leadership, and they attacked the Jedi Temple on Yavin IV. During the attack, Keros was killed by Owen Skywalker, but she was later revived by Ruin, who used Darth Plagueis' teachings. However, due to her death, Keros fell out of favor with Ruin. When the Jedi escaped from Yavin IV, they captured Keros and took her with them. Keros was part of Ruin's plan to ambush the Jedi. When they landed aboard his warship, the Behemoth, she could not go through with the plan and, in a fit of conscience, she helped them fight the Jedi Hunters waiting to ambush them. When Ben and Owen Skywalker had to help Wraith Squadron, Keros held off the Hunters by herself, but was mortally wounded in doing so. She died of her injuries shortly thereafter, but the Jedi felt she had been redeemed by her actions. Keros had a sister, Avir Keros, who felt that it was Ahli's Force-sensitivity that led her to her death, and she grew to despise all Force-users.
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