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[member="Mediha"] had taken Anderit aside to speak with him on his connection to the magicks. A connection which his sibling had also unknowingly fostered. The few Nightbrothers that did show any aptitude for the witches' warped view of the arcane were taken from the village and rarely seen again. When they did turn up, they were never the same men that had left. Decrepit powers warped their bodies and shattered their souls, turning them into unholy warriors to follow the Nightmother's orders without question. That would not be the fate of the two brothers -- Anderit had made sure of it.
The Witch who was their keeper had agreed to teach him some of her ways, and he had already begun to progress. He would learn all that he could from her, and when the time came, he and [member="Zared Rinaren"] would find their way off this wretched world, with or without Mediha. Anderit had a taste for the outer galaxy, and he'd come to understand just how decrepit Dathomir truly was.
The men were treated as equals in most other places. Warriors with connections to the magicks decided the fate of entire systems. He and Zared were meant for more than simple servitude; in time Mediha would come to see that.
As of right now, that required training. The lightsaber staff Anderit had procured was not unlike his glaive, though the weight was gone and balancing the weapon was difficult. He'd already managed to singe his right arm on one occasion. Fortunately he had managed to find the power switch and turn down the energy output beforehand.
The two brothers would need to practice with their new tools before they could dare to use them in combat. These were the weapons of Sith; warriors who had broken the chains of servitude to become something more. Anderit would master these tools, and then he would do the same.
The dueling area was less a ring and more a makeshift oval. Anderit had swept everything aside in the yard behind their hut and called upon his brother. He was clad in hunting leathers for this exercise, and his short hair was bound back by a black toboggan. The crimson blade hummed as he twirled it to gain a feel for its weight.
"How do you like my new toy Zared? On any other world, it would have females fawning over me," he snickered, "Lady Mediha says we have a connection to the Magicks. What do you think of it?"
The Witch who was their keeper had agreed to teach him some of her ways, and he had already begun to progress. He would learn all that he could from her, and when the time came, he and [member="Zared Rinaren"] would find their way off this wretched world, with or without Mediha. Anderit had a taste for the outer galaxy, and he'd come to understand just how decrepit Dathomir truly was.
The men were treated as equals in most other places. Warriors with connections to the magicks decided the fate of entire systems. He and Zared were meant for more than simple servitude; in time Mediha would come to see that.
As of right now, that required training. The lightsaber staff Anderit had procured was not unlike his glaive, though the weight was gone and balancing the weapon was difficult. He'd already managed to singe his right arm on one occasion. Fortunately he had managed to find the power switch and turn down the energy output beforehand.
The two brothers would need to practice with their new tools before they could dare to use them in combat. These were the weapons of Sith; warriors who had broken the chains of servitude to become something more. Anderit would master these tools, and then he would do the same.
The dueling area was less a ring and more a makeshift oval. Anderit had swept everything aside in the yard behind their hut and called upon his brother. He was clad in hunting leathers for this exercise, and his short hair was bound back by a black toboggan. The crimson blade hummed as he twirled it to gain a feel for its weight.
"How do you like my new toy Zared? On any other world, it would have females fawning over me," he snickered, "Lady Mediha says we have a connection to the Magicks. What do you think of it?"