Darth Morrow
Queen of Horror
The story brought an even more wicked smile on the woman's face, not something often seen. To hear the promise of this girls past life did put a bit of hope to bring a new sith to darkness indeed.
"Passions come and go in times of strife, but perhaps trying another sort of first step could light a fire in that heart that once was, yes?"
Turning her gently the woman began leading her back down the hall, a brief nod offered to the apprentices as the door to the room closed with a loud slam, they returning to practice and Morrow returning to hunting prey. Continuing her barrier on the plaguing thoughts she kept her hand on Evelynn's shoulder as she was led through the depths of the maze of a ship. Unnoticed to her Morrow wiped a hand across her nose every so subtly, a drip of crimson staining her porcelain skin and quickly hidden from view.
As the duo approached another door it could be noted this one had no handle or visible seem, just an inlet in a metal wall like all of the others. Letting go of the girls shoulder for a brief moment Morrow placed a hand against the steel, the door melding and dripping into the steel already present and now a bar on the wall of where the door once was.
Inside the room was a brightly lit interior, the smell of polished metal filled the air, yet also the presence of blood. Though her thoughts were still muddled, this room would be enough to bring any true Sith a bit of enjoyment, as on the table was strapped a thinner man with blue and tan robes, aside him a collection of implements. On the far end of the room rested a table with two chairs and a mug of some sorts resting on it long forgotten.
On the mans head was an interesting device that wrapped around the skull, and four sharp prongs pressed against both temples and the back of his head, from it could be heard the faintest whirring. On his neck, a tight metal collar of sorts. For the moment, he seemed relatively unconscious.
"This of course, is your other option. Whichever gives you more sense of joy is a good place to start." The woman kept a supporting arm on Evelynn's shoulder, the same sense of calm still filling he mind yet the creeping sense of excitement ever so present.
A chance to satiate the need.
[member="Evelynn"]
"Passions come and go in times of strife, but perhaps trying another sort of first step could light a fire in that heart that once was, yes?"
Turning her gently the woman began leading her back down the hall, a brief nod offered to the apprentices as the door to the room closed with a loud slam, they returning to practice and Morrow returning to hunting prey. Continuing her barrier on the plaguing thoughts she kept her hand on Evelynn's shoulder as she was led through the depths of the maze of a ship. Unnoticed to her Morrow wiped a hand across her nose every so subtly, a drip of crimson staining her porcelain skin and quickly hidden from view.
As the duo approached another door it could be noted this one had no handle or visible seem, just an inlet in a metal wall like all of the others. Letting go of the girls shoulder for a brief moment Morrow placed a hand against the steel, the door melding and dripping into the steel already present and now a bar on the wall of where the door once was.
Inside the room was a brightly lit interior, the smell of polished metal filled the air, yet also the presence of blood. Though her thoughts were still muddled, this room would be enough to bring any true Sith a bit of enjoyment, as on the table was strapped a thinner man with blue and tan robes, aside him a collection of implements. On the far end of the room rested a table with two chairs and a mug of some sorts resting on it long forgotten.
On the mans head was an interesting device that wrapped around the skull, and four sharp prongs pressed against both temples and the back of his head, from it could be heard the faintest whirring. On his neck, a tight metal collar of sorts. For the moment, he seemed relatively unconscious.
"This of course, is your other option. Whichever gives you more sense of joy is a good place to start." The woman kept a supporting arm on Evelynn's shoulder, the same sense of calm still filling he mind yet the creeping sense of excitement ever so present.
A chance to satiate the need.
[member="Evelynn"]