Sars Sarad
A Dark Wind
Denon
Iris Arani
The Ecumenopolis sprawl of Denon made the entire surface of the planet a duracrete jungle where spires stretched towards atmospheric layer and the lowest levels, as well as their inhabitants scraped for the opportunity to see natural light. Denon was second only to Coruscant in its scale, a world completely absorbed by industry and urban sprawl. More than one Jedi called Denon home, many of its people were oppressed by the Corporations that ruled day to day life and the adherents of the Lightside were drawn to their plight like moths to a flame.
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The Shuttle had set down on a landing pad high above the lower levels. He'd disembarked shortly thereafter to stand on its edge, looking out across the landscape that stretched beyond what he could see. Gazing out Sarad would have given the impression that he was looking with more than his eyes to anyone watching him, his senses stretching beyond what was physically possible. He pulled at strands of the force, tugging on its threads and waving his fingers through them like he was creating ripples over a pool of water so that he could study the small disturbances he created as they pressed outwards.
Among the presences he felt, the distinct identities in the force there was one in particular. Searching his memory he came to the Imperial Blacksite on Dorin, he'd felt the same presence there intermingled with the others who had come to rescue Nida Perl . He'd never met the individual it belonged to but he knew them nonetheless, he recognized their unique signature as it stood apart from the rest even on a world like Denon.
He stood a short while longer, his lips pressed together though otherwise largely expressionless before he turned and began his descent. A Turbolift from this spire would take him down towards the lower levels where artificial lights hummed and flickered.
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The Trek was not difficult, Sarad followed the thread that belonged to this individual. It lead him to an apartment complex, thousands of units and a near impossible level of randomness meant that were it not for his specific connection to the force he might have never found it. Tipping his head back as he looked up he seemed to pinpoint exactly where he needed to go then he made forwards momentum again.
The Corridors of the complex were an off color durasteel, something that hadn't seen attention other than graffiti for a lengthy amount of time. Inhabitants tended to give Sarad a wide berth, in the Tako'raas Duster and brooking no distractions he cut an imposing figure, not the largest man but one who moved with purpose and an inherently deadly way about him.
When he came to a door, sealed and locked he felt a thrum on the otherside which seemed to indicate that this was the place. Raising his left hand, palm open and extended outwards Sarad channeled the force through himself. Telekinetically flexing the metaphysical he impressed his will on the entrance to the apartment, buckling the durasteel first and causing it to crumple under the stress before blowing backwards into the area beyond in a less than grandiose but effective manner that hammered the metal away.
He stepped through the breach he created afterwards, his eyes searching for what his mind felt...
"My name is Sars Sarad."
...it was an introduction he made many times prior to this moment without thought, people should know who they were facing and there was a sort of disciplined incantation behind such an introduction. With his right hand he'd brush his duster back behind his hip revealing the lightsaber that was clipped to a belt there.
Iris Arani
The Ecumenopolis sprawl of Denon made the entire surface of the planet a duracrete jungle where spires stretched towards atmospheric layer and the lowest levels, as well as their inhabitants scraped for the opportunity to see natural light. Denon was second only to Coruscant in its scale, a world completely absorbed by industry and urban sprawl. More than one Jedi called Denon home, many of its people were oppressed by the Corporations that ruled day to day life and the adherents of the Lightside were drawn to their plight like moths to a flame.
----
The Shuttle had set down on a landing pad high above the lower levels. He'd disembarked shortly thereafter to stand on its edge, looking out across the landscape that stretched beyond what he could see. Gazing out Sarad would have given the impression that he was looking with more than his eyes to anyone watching him, his senses stretching beyond what was physically possible. He pulled at strands of the force, tugging on its threads and waving his fingers through them like he was creating ripples over a pool of water so that he could study the small disturbances he created as they pressed outwards.
Among the presences he felt, the distinct identities in the force there was one in particular. Searching his memory he came to the Imperial Blacksite on Dorin, he'd felt the same presence there intermingled with the others who had come to rescue Nida Perl . He'd never met the individual it belonged to but he knew them nonetheless, he recognized their unique signature as it stood apart from the rest even on a world like Denon.
He stood a short while longer, his lips pressed together though otherwise largely expressionless before he turned and began his descent. A Turbolift from this spire would take him down towards the lower levels where artificial lights hummed and flickered.
----
The Trek was not difficult, Sarad followed the thread that belonged to this individual. It lead him to an apartment complex, thousands of units and a near impossible level of randomness meant that were it not for his specific connection to the force he might have never found it. Tipping his head back as he looked up he seemed to pinpoint exactly where he needed to go then he made forwards momentum again.
The Corridors of the complex were an off color durasteel, something that hadn't seen attention other than graffiti for a lengthy amount of time. Inhabitants tended to give Sarad a wide berth, in the Tako'raas Duster and brooking no distractions he cut an imposing figure, not the largest man but one who moved with purpose and an inherently deadly way about him.
When he came to a door, sealed and locked he felt a thrum on the otherside which seemed to indicate that this was the place. Raising his left hand, palm open and extended outwards Sarad channeled the force through himself. Telekinetically flexing the metaphysical he impressed his will on the entrance to the apartment, buckling the durasteel first and causing it to crumple under the stress before blowing backwards into the area beyond in a less than grandiose but effective manner that hammered the metal away.
He stepped through the breach he created afterwards, his eyes searching for what his mind felt...
"My name is Sars Sarad."
...it was an introduction he made many times prior to this moment without thought, people should know who they were facing and there was a sort of disciplined incantation behind such an introduction. With his right hand he'd brush his duster back behind his hip revealing the lightsaber that was clipped to a belt there.