The Red of Sinner
Battle Sister
[member="Nicole Sarah Feanor"]
Romeo knew Feanor, knew her well. They were friends, peers, and at one point low-key enemies. When he had first met Sarah, it was in the darkest moments of his life. The Force was his tool, and not his guide. His destiny was set to end violently, and it had. If not for Solan, Romeo could not make this possible. He was here to atone for his wrong doings. Before him was the girl now all grown up. Before him was a young woman who either was about to embrace him, or kill him.
The Vahla simply stood there, starring into her eyes. He couldn't quite get a beat on her through the Force, and her face wasn't giving much hint on what was going on in her head. Romeo saw his old saber in her hand, the one he had placed to be hers. It was old, so old he could not remember the feel of it in his hands. On his own belt was the new one, much higher tech but not nearly worth the same. No, the memories from Shadow Luster were...priceless...no something more, but Romeo did not have the word.
"Sarah..."
While it always seemed Romeo had the right words, lately he did not, and especially not at this moment. How did one tell their own child 'Sorry, I left you to go do some stuff that I thought was more important than you, but turns out I was wrong.'?
Romeo knew Feanor, knew her well. They were friends, peers, and at one point low-key enemies. When he had first met Sarah, it was in the darkest moments of his life. The Force was his tool, and not his guide. His destiny was set to end violently, and it had. If not for Solan, Romeo could not make this possible. He was here to atone for his wrong doings. Before him was the girl now all grown up. Before him was a young woman who either was about to embrace him, or kill him.
The Vahla simply stood there, starring into her eyes. He couldn't quite get a beat on her through the Force, and her face wasn't giving much hint on what was going on in her head. Romeo saw his old saber in her hand, the one he had placed to be hers. It was old, so old he could not remember the feel of it in his hands. On his own belt was the new one, much higher tech but not nearly worth the same. No, the memories from Shadow Luster were...priceless...no something more, but Romeo did not have the word.
"Sarah..."
While it always seemed Romeo had the right words, lately he did not, and especially not at this moment. How did one tell their own child 'Sorry, I left you to go do some stuff that I thought was more important than you, but turns out I was wrong.'?