Mira's animosity with Hanharr was what made her as strong and tough as she was in the first place, and I think Kreia wanted that conflict to continue as a test to Mira's determination. It goes back to what she says back on the Ebon Hawk: My guess? It's the whole Echani philosophy again. The game never actually bothers to explain it after this, so you're left to guess for yourself. She's basically set Hanharr loose again to chase after Mira, but for no real reason it seems. There's some debate as to what the hell Kreia was trying to do here exactly.
If you survive that place, then she will come to you." You will need that pain when you travel, and it will give you strength for the hunt to come." I was able to heal some of the wounds, but the rest must remain. The line about the "screams of your tribe of primitives" was left out I've put it back where it was suppose to go. the life-debt you have twisted with your hate. I cannot bear the weight of another life-debt. "Even your madness will not save you if you bring harm to the exile. The screams of your tribe of primitives, the scene of lying blinded with the huntresses' blaster at your skull, I shall make it so that is all you hear and see for the rest of your days." You will not bring harm to the exile - and if you do, beast, I shall break you. "You want me to hunt the human Jeedai, the exile - and kill h-"
you are born and bred to it, like no predator before you." This prey is something you have chased all your life.
At least Visquis in the background there looks dead enough.
Kreia shows up too, but she's late as well. He said he was going go rescue Mira, but he's a worthless tool, so he gets here way too late. Last we left off, Jedi Jesus was getting deep fried by the invisible hand of Goto: Part 16: Nar Shaddaa: Domo Arigato, Mister Goto
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