The End Narrator
Narrator
Malum had suffered enough in the past months – and once again, like before, she escaped the clutches of [member="Darth Vornskr"] and ran off to a distant world to explore and cause chaos and mayhem because she could do so. She knew the consequences and what would happen when that terrible Guard of his caught her, but it would be worth it in the end. She was rarely touched as it were, the punishments were getting weaker it seemed or she was growing stronger. Yeah, that had to be it, there was little chance that Vornskr was getting weak – or maybe he was.
She was well concealed beneath the cloak as she roamed the streets of Hok – very close to the port of Jari. She enjoyed causing a stir in the middle of the hornets’ nest that was the Galactic Republic from time to time – it allowed her time to think without the ever mounting pressure from the memories in her mind. Ever since the events on Csilla, she had gone a deeper in darkness but was losing the element of madness. She still had her bouts, her temperamental bursts and fits of rage – but quietly she was starting to understand. She would become self-abusive and no longer blame Liam and Ibaris, now she would fault herself for her own failures.
She tried to comprehend more and more, the further she pressed questions – the more confused she became. Maybe, she would be able to add it all together one day – maybe one day she, no that path didn’t seem likely.
[member="Magdalena Lethe"]
She was well concealed beneath the cloak as she roamed the streets of Hok – very close to the port of Jari. She enjoyed causing a stir in the middle of the hornets’ nest that was the Galactic Republic from time to time – it allowed her time to think without the ever mounting pressure from the memories in her mind. Ever since the events on Csilla, she had gone a deeper in darkness but was losing the element of madness. She still had her bouts, her temperamental bursts and fits of rage – but quietly she was starting to understand. She would become self-abusive and no longer blame Liam and Ibaris, now she would fault herself for her own failures.
She tried to comprehend more and more, the further she pressed questions – the more confused she became. Maybe, she would be able to add it all together one day – maybe one day she, no that path didn’t seem likely.
[member="Magdalena Lethe"]