Heir of Tenebrae


He was curious in her. He hated wasted potential and ridiculous indoctrination. Not that he was not making use of it himself, but only to servants that would not rise anywhere, that would be limited to doing his bidding. And Sith never were servants or slaves. Certainly she was no Sith and was utterly conditioned to believe she was not. A tragic mind blockade that could unleash a powerful member of the Order if removed. To test and trial her mind with simple questions, showed an attention and interest that might reinforce more than mere confidence and pride. Or not. It did not cost him anything to converse with the Undine.
And if it would not work, the Heir at least had knowledge of someone and potentially even their support in a dire situation. It was a game which he could not lose.
The focus was ahead, the Academy grounds were so far quite unimpressive, with the Massassi attack still being the most notable event that took place, the most interesting as well. A sad statement, he had hoped for more of a remnant of a feeling here. Everyone who walked this place had their mind touched and imprinted by Vitiate and followed him to death and beyond. But there was no residue, no leftovers in the rocks and roots of the place so far. A disappointment.
"There is no leftover of the touch of Darth Vitiate here so far. His Guard was entirely imprinted with his will and spirit, trained here for generations but nothing is left so far. Hundreds walked this path, excelled even in combat, leadership and discipline and the only legacy they left is a mixture of infamy and nothing. The best soldiers, skilled warriors, disciplined enforcers and they have no part, no ambition and no legacy in history. Forgotten, buried and lost. Pathetic."
It was an apparent change of subject towards their mission ahead. But Imperius, while claiming to be more than apathetic towards double-meanings, schemes and political talk, was pursuing more than that. It was an echo of herself what he described, at least, how he perceived her standing and mindset. If she would find herself in the words, the Eclipse warrior might see the futility of her pursuit, the hollowness of ambitions pursued in servitude.
