Triad
Serenno Nobility
The heel of Tendon Marr's black leather boot imprinted on the sand just outside his ship. The winds of Korriban howled, tossing debris, rolling rocks, and wafted the dust effortlessly across its own barren landscape. He was finally here. After weeks of deliberation, Marr finally settled on the idea that even he would need to be trained in the Dark Arts, lest he actually found himself in a real battle. He stepped away from his vessel with an aggressive confidence, his eyes darting across the horizon like some caged animal. Nobody in sight. Such was in the eye of the beholder, though, as Marr didn't believe his eyes for a second. There were others, out and around, who were patiently poised in the shadows. They were watching his every move and he new it, so he wouldn't give them a reason to cause him harm.
Marr drew a sharp breath of air, squinting his eyes at a small clearing of rocks adjacent to his makeshift landing pad. He was no more than a few hundred meters outside of the Valley of the Dark Lords' boundaries on a cliff which overlooked a massive canyon. He could just make out the silhouette of Dreshdae, standing proudly over the old Sith valley. Briskly, he sauntered to the clearing. There were footsteps, barely covered by the thin layer of sand, but fresh nonetheless. He would find somebody, and not just somebody. He would find a Sith Master.
Marr drew a sharp breath of air, squinting his eyes at a small clearing of rocks adjacent to his makeshift landing pad. He was no more than a few hundred meters outside of the Valley of the Dark Lords' boundaries on a cliff which overlooked a massive canyon. He could just make out the silhouette of Dreshdae, standing proudly over the old Sith valley. Briskly, he sauntered to the clearing. There were footsteps, barely covered by the thin layer of sand, but fresh nonetheless. He would find somebody, and not just somebody. He would find a Sith Master.