Dilya Larmagné

Lady Dilyanna "Dilya" for short Onasi (née Larmangé) was the only biological daughter of Tenebrae and Senya, the wife of Carth Onasi and mother of Dustil Onasi, and the sister of Darth Revan and Darth Malak. She was also a former Jedi Master and was seen as a goddess by the people of Telos after the defeat of Darth Malak.

Early life
Growing up her father would always go out with Alek and Galen When Dilya would ask if she could join her father would refuse to tell her she wasn't special. Dilya grew up in the company of her mother who despite her father's treatment was kind and caring towards Dilya. When she became of age Senya send Dilya to the Jedi Order, Not long after that act Senya disappeared and was presumed dead. While her brothers were in the same order Dilya did not work with them nor see them at the temple.

Life in the Jedi order
She was trained under the guidance of Master Zez-Kai Ell tho Dilya was often given extra lessons by Jolee Bindo who both became father figures to Dilya throughout her training. When Dilya was exiled from the order Zez-Kai Ell agreed with the council's decision at first but when Dilya met him during her search for Revan he revealed to Dilya how much he regretted his decision and came across as depressed even mentioning a death wish once or twice during their conversation.

Mandalorian war
Dilya was personally recruited by her brother Malak, in doing so she left a prospective Padawan, Mical, without a Master.

Dilya served as one of Revan's most trusted generals during the Mandalorian Wars. She would prove her skills in battle and her knowledge of warfare in many of the war's bloodiest battles and campaigns, including the second battle of Onderon's jungle moon Dxun. She also attained the rank of Jedi Knight during the war, but no knowledge is known as to how this happened for most documents about Dilya disappeared from the Jedi's archive when news got out about her betrayal.

Overseeing the final battle at the Sith planet Malachor V, she gave the order to activate the Mass Shadow Generator when it was clear that the bulk of the Republic's forces, led by Revan, would not arrive in time to engage the Mandalorian armada. She watched silently from the bridge of her command ship as the generator crushed both the Republic and Mandalorian forces caught in its destructive wake. The ensuing death and destruction, particularly that of the comrades she had led and befriended during the war caused such a substantial wound in the Force that the shock would have killed Larmagné had her not unconsciously, and instinctively, severed her own connection. Thereafter she was deafened to the Force's call; incapable of sensing it through the interference caused by the Force echoes of the suffering that she had inflicted and been forced to witness. The only Jedi under Revan able to turn away from the dark side after Malachor V, she was also the only Jedi to willingly return to the Jedi Temple on the Galactic Capital Coruscant and face trial for her actions—and also to defend them. Despite an impassioned plea, the Jedi High Council decreed that because she had followed her brothers to war, she was to be cast out of the Jedi Order. In defiance when they asked for the surrender of her lightsaber, she stabbed it into the center stone. After she left, the Council discussed the true nature of her exile; they feared the "wound" in the Force that surrounded her. Some on the Council, most notably Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, felt that they were punishing her not because of what she did, but because she was symbolic of the many Jedi that had fallen to the dark side over the course of history. These Council members felt that she was the perfect opportunity to examine why and how so many Jedi fell to the dark side. But more conservative Council members, such as Master Atris, felt that the Council was too lenient on Larmagné, fearing that she may join Revan. The Council, however, felt that the wound in the Force already left Larmagné dead.

Telos
During the war, Dilya met soldier Carth Onasi and the two fell deeply in love. During her exile, Dilya lived on Telos with Carth and their son Dustil. When Malak's forces attacked Telos Dilya tried to get Dustil to safety but was separated from her son by Sith guards. They grabbed Dilya and she yelled to Dustil to run when Dilya saw they were bringing her to Malak she got extremely pissed and in an act of rage, she used her force powers to fight them off. Dilya scared by the harm she had caused with the force fled Telos. She tried to look for Dustil and Carth but when she didn't sense them in the force she let out a cry of pain which was so powerful it affected every force-sensitive being on Telos at that time ending the battle. Dilya's whereabouts after that were unknown but during his quest, Revan was able to track down Dustil and reunite him with his father and during his confrontation with Malak they were interrupted by an incoming force transmission from an unknown sender showing the planet Medriaas and at the end, the vision showed a lightsaber with the Onasi family symbol leaving Revan and Malak to believe the vision had come from Dilya. Revan went to investigate it while Malak stayed behind for a different reason.

After a couple of years, Carth had become a republic admiral on Telos while Dustil was studying how to become a senator so he could represent Telos. Both lived happily together with Mission joining them as Dustil's girlfriend. One day Carth got a transmission from Revan telling him Dilya had been spotted to be traped on Medriaas the homeworld of the Sith Emperor. Carth immediately ordered The Harbinger, a Republic cruiser bound for Onderon to abort the planned trip to Onderon and head to Medriaas in order to pick up Dilya. It was requested she be given status as a diplomatic passenger and escorted to Telos IV, though it was made clear that she was to be given no special treatment nor to make any indications of her identity as Carth feared revealing that would endanger her more than she already was. During the trip to Telos, the ship received a distress call from a low-stock freighter, claiming to be engaged in a firefight with a Sith warship. When the Harbinger arrived, they found the ship derelict; after the crew boarded the vessel they found it to be empty, save for the battered body of Sith Lord Darth Sion. The Ebon Hawk, a small freighter that once had played a major role in the Jedi Civil War, also seemingly deserted, was picked up as well. In the next few days, the crew aboard the ship began to disappear; when Darth Sion finally awoke, saying that he had come for the Jedi, cloaked Sith assassins revealed themselves and slaughtered the ship's crew "en masse." In the ensuing chaos, it went unnoticed that an HK-50 series assassin droid unit had drugged Dilya and sealed her away. As the ship died around them, a former Jedi Master named Kreia—who was the exiled Sith Lord Darth Traya—found Dilya, brought her back to the Ebon Hawk, and attempted to flee. Unfortunately, they attracted the attention of the now fully-operational warship, which fired on the freighter, damaging it severely and nearly killing both Dilya and Kreia. With the help of the utility droid T3-M4, Dilya was taken care of and the Ebon Hawk was guided to the nearby Peragus Mining Facility. (-)

Life after the battles
Dilya succeeded in finding Revan but when she freed him their father's troops ambushed them and traped Dilya into the force prison instead locking her away for good. Revan escaped and returned to Bastila and Carth, he told them Dilya had died and moved to Dromund Kaas to live with Bastila and their kids. It wasn't until years later that Dilya was saved by Blaise Shan, Revan's son. By that time Carth had died and Dustil was an old man, Dilya often visited Carth's grave and cared for Dustil and Mission and their son.