They were not here for her. Of course, that didn't necessarily mean they couldn't stumble upon something she didn't want them to see or know about; but at the same time, making any sudden changes to her routine... like checking out the very day imperial attention sweeps over the area... would only raise red flags. It was the smarter move to stick around and act like nothing was amiss.
That said, there was also something quite enticing about the notion of working on the kind of project that would see inquisitors breathing down her neck while their imperial lackeys were right down the hall keeping an eye out.
So, once she had answered those questions and shut the door again, she went to the task of fashioning herself an amulet; the large tooth of the Rathar would become the center-piece of a neckpiece that she had infused with both the force and her own literal blood seeping into the intricate design. She was no great craftswoman, but this... this she understood somehow.
Crafting Talisman (Fetish Of Fear): 1eP+2eA+1eF+2eD 5 successes, 1 threat, 2 Dark Side
Threat becomes: Noticeable - Force Users add a boost die to any checks made to determine that the talisman is actually an alchemically created item and not merely decorative.
2 DS used for: Growing Power - If the talisman is used to oppose an enemy's skill check or an enemy must perform a skill check due to the talisman's activation, that check's difficulty is increased by 1.
1 DS generated by lightsaber, 1 more DS generated by Channel Agony: Used to apply Growing Power a second time (I thought I read a block of text that makes it okay to choose the same result twice unless it is explicitly mentioned you can't choose a particular result twice, but I'm struggling to find it right now)
Note: stats may change depending on answer to question in PF