Kruel Zing
Well-Known Member
Lehon/Rakata Prime
Kruel’s Temple
Upon the planet of Rakata Prime or better known as Lehon to numerous others Kruel stood inside his grand library. Since his awakening caused by the arrival of Mephirium on his doorstep Kruel had turned to seeing what tomes or knowledge his followers had been able to collect. If there was some way to stop his deteriorating condition even now his body was racked with a pain many would call unimaginable. Coughing Kruel raised a hand to catch the flecks of blood that escaped his mouth. Such a condition wouldn’t do, so far, he’d been able to keep the outburst to just his most trusted followers and apprentices but it was only a matter of time till it got out to the masses. It wouldn’t change the followers’ opinion of Kruel, he was still their master, the one who had secreted away the forces of the Sith and gave them a place where they could truly live without the jedi breathing down their neck.
There was already a contingency plan in place for Kruel’s death a new body that would carry not only carry a small portion of his essence but also all his knowledge and memories. Kruel would not be returning to life when he truly died. There was only one fate the Dashade would accept, he had lived for far too long already and one couldn’t escape death forever. That was why Kruel had allowed for one to join in on the ceremony. One of Mepherium’s apprentices. Kruel couldn’t particularly say that he disliked Meph though he did dislike the man’s antics and ego. Hopefully it didn’t pass on to his apprentices or else they would end up as splatters on Kruel’s wall or possibly a next meal.
Pulling down a tome with collections of knowledge on Sith Alchemy along with reports on past alchemical experiments Kruel weighed it in his palm it had grown larger since the last time he had seen it a century before. His followers had been doing their homework and alot of it at that. The tome had to at least be a thousand pages if not more. This would be the place to start. Everything else was in place all he needed was for the student to arrive.
Kruel’s Temple
Upon the planet of Rakata Prime or better known as Lehon to numerous others Kruel stood inside his grand library. Since his awakening caused by the arrival of Mephirium on his doorstep Kruel had turned to seeing what tomes or knowledge his followers had been able to collect. If there was some way to stop his deteriorating condition even now his body was racked with a pain many would call unimaginable. Coughing Kruel raised a hand to catch the flecks of blood that escaped his mouth. Such a condition wouldn’t do, so far, he’d been able to keep the outburst to just his most trusted followers and apprentices but it was only a matter of time till it got out to the masses. It wouldn’t change the followers’ opinion of Kruel, he was still their master, the one who had secreted away the forces of the Sith and gave them a place where they could truly live without the jedi breathing down their neck.
There was already a contingency plan in place for Kruel’s death a new body that would carry not only carry a small portion of his essence but also all his knowledge and memories. Kruel would not be returning to life when he truly died. There was only one fate the Dashade would accept, he had lived for far too long already and one couldn’t escape death forever. That was why Kruel had allowed for one to join in on the ceremony. One of Mepherium’s apprentices. Kruel couldn’t particularly say that he disliked Meph though he did dislike the man’s antics and ego. Hopefully it didn’t pass on to his apprentices or else they would end up as splatters on Kruel’s wall or possibly a next meal.
Pulling down a tome with collections of knowledge on Sith Alchemy along with reports on past alchemical experiments Kruel weighed it in his palm it had grown larger since the last time he had seen it a century before. His followers had been doing their homework and alot of it at that. The tome had to at least be a thousand pages if not more. This would be the place to start. Everything else was in place all he needed was for the student to arrive.