Zoltan
Requiem
Zoltan's broken eyes stared distantly at his dim reflection within the puddle that sat at his feet. He had traded one master for another. This one even worse than the last. A Sith death squad had raided the prison colony in which he had been imprisoned and taken him captive, but not before taking his arm as well. His vision swam from the puddle to the stump that used to be his right arm. He thought with the achieval of his vengeance he might find some measure of peace, but in the end all he felt inside was a void even greater then the one before.
He was a fool to give into his emotions like so. It had cost him not only his arm, but his companion as well. He knew not what had happened to Padawan Cixi, but he felt sure whatever became of her it was not good. The battle had been a blur, over and done with in a flash. He wondered what the Sith might possibly want with him, but no matter how hard he tried to fit the pieces together he could not quiet see the whole picture. He found it fruitless to dwell on such things, but when he was not thinking of the machinations of the Sith he found himself worrying for his new found friend.
His soul was in turmoil and their was nothing he could do to stop the emotions broiling within. He felt like weeping one moment and shouting the next, but in the end he found he had the will to do neither. His cell was that of a durasteel box. He could scarcely see his surroundings except for what the dim ceiling light would allow. The puddle stank of blood and piss while smears on the wall told of the mad ramblings of whomever had stayed in the cell before him....
The box seemed to echo the way Zee felt perfectly. He could here the distant hum of a hyperdrive and so reasoned he was on some sort of ship. He had fainted after he lost his arm, and so truly had no idea where he was. Only that it was worse than before. His mind tarried on dark thoughts. The sham murder trial, The death of Rylos, the loss of his arm, and finally the disappearance of his friend. Finally as Zoltan's thoughts seemed to corner himself with grief he wondered how hard it would be too drown himself in the liquid before him.
Just as he brought his face towards the rank puddle he heard footsteps cascading down the hall beyond the door. He rose to his feet and scrambled to the door. With ear nestled firmly against the door frame, he listened and hoped...
[member="Seo Linn"]
He was a fool to give into his emotions like so. It had cost him not only his arm, but his companion as well. He knew not what had happened to Padawan Cixi, but he felt sure whatever became of her it was not good. The battle had been a blur, over and done with in a flash. He wondered what the Sith might possibly want with him, but no matter how hard he tried to fit the pieces together he could not quiet see the whole picture. He found it fruitless to dwell on such things, but when he was not thinking of the machinations of the Sith he found himself worrying for his new found friend.
His soul was in turmoil and their was nothing he could do to stop the emotions broiling within. He felt like weeping one moment and shouting the next, but in the end he found he had the will to do neither. His cell was that of a durasteel box. He could scarcely see his surroundings except for what the dim ceiling light would allow. The puddle stank of blood and piss while smears on the wall told of the mad ramblings of whomever had stayed in the cell before him....
The box seemed to echo the way Zee felt perfectly. He could here the distant hum of a hyperdrive and so reasoned he was on some sort of ship. He had fainted after he lost his arm, and so truly had no idea where he was. Only that it was worse than before. His mind tarried on dark thoughts. The sham murder trial, The death of Rylos, the loss of his arm, and finally the disappearance of his friend. Finally as Zoltan's thoughts seemed to corner himself with grief he wondered how hard it would be too drown himself in the liquid before him.
Just as he brought his face towards the rank puddle he heard footsteps cascading down the hall beyond the door. He rose to his feet and scrambled to the door. With ear nestled firmly against the door frame, he listened and hoped...
[member="Seo Linn"]