The Dead God
On the edge of the system, watching the coming storm…
Aboard The Technicolor Beat stood The Slave; an agent of the ren outside their order. It was decided by one of their masters, a certain [member="Samka Derith"], that he perform acts they would not; but today was not that day. They were their own masters, and he was simply an observer; more out of curiosity than outright enjoyment. The thing was, The First Order intrigued him greatly, their massive autocracy and its propaganda perhaps got under his skin.
He enjoyed their stalwart behavior and bigger than life persona. It reminded him of himself, vaguely; but perhaps that was ego speaking.
Sitting in his chair aboard the bridge, he idly watched through simulated glasteel to view the battlefield forming on its own. His ship was generally hidden well enough to not be noticed, as it had an untold amount of sensor masking measures to better allow it to disappear. Painted black, it was nearly invisible to the naked eye, but those sensitive in the force may very will sense its very distant presence; most notably The Slave’s. His dark aura had a tendency to waft about, and sicken those within a number of areas nearby.
As Cybele idly hummed as she performed this system check or that, The Slave simply watched with enthusiasm as the two forces moved to match each other and eventually open fire. His ship wasn’t likely to do anything of the sort unless he was engaged; but that was what his numerous capital weapons were for. He was fairly confident he could take out the largest ship of either fleet if he really wanted to.
A grin swept across his face before chiming in to Cybele;
“How’s the ship looking? We still undetected?”, he said idly.
“For now, John.”, she said.
He made a guffah like noise at her coy response; but let it slip past as he continued to watch. It was a game now, to wait and see.
[member="Cedric Grayson"] │ [member="Lysandra"] │ [member="Arken Lussk"]
Aboard The Technicolor Beat stood The Slave; an agent of the ren outside their order. It was decided by one of their masters, a certain [member="Samka Derith"], that he perform acts they would not; but today was not that day. They were their own masters, and he was simply an observer; more out of curiosity than outright enjoyment. The thing was, The First Order intrigued him greatly, their massive autocracy and its propaganda perhaps got under his skin.
He enjoyed their stalwart behavior and bigger than life persona. It reminded him of himself, vaguely; but perhaps that was ego speaking.
Sitting in his chair aboard the bridge, he idly watched through simulated glasteel to view the battlefield forming on its own. His ship was generally hidden well enough to not be noticed, as it had an untold amount of sensor masking measures to better allow it to disappear. Painted black, it was nearly invisible to the naked eye, but those sensitive in the force may very will sense its very distant presence; most notably The Slave’s. His dark aura had a tendency to waft about, and sicken those within a number of areas nearby.
As Cybele idly hummed as she performed this system check or that, The Slave simply watched with enthusiasm as the two forces moved to match each other and eventually open fire. His ship wasn’t likely to do anything of the sort unless he was engaged; but that was what his numerous capital weapons were for. He was fairly confident he could take out the largest ship of either fleet if he really wanted to.
A grin swept across his face before chiming in to Cybele;
“How’s the ship looking? We still undetected?”, he said idly.
“For now, John.”, she said.
He made a guffah like noise at her coy response; but let it slip past as he continued to watch. It was a game now, to wait and see.
[member="Cedric Grayson"] │ [member="Lysandra"] │ [member="Arken Lussk"]