Keepin Corellia Weird
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Within the spacious halls of Akure Executive, a single being worked late into the night, feverishly. Indeed, anyone coming into the workspace would be convinced the shii'do alchemist was a banshee animated by whatever went on in the space he occupied. Movements would look, to those outside, erratic and sporradic, untimed and uncoordinated. The junior staff alchemist, however had a plan very much so in his twisted and unhinged mind, he was just possessed by a singular purpose, for he had rather unwisely cracked a small crate from Korriban just earlier, and began reading a quite illuminating text within it.
That had begun the process really. Just those first few simple words.
From that moment on it was almost a burning compulsion to follow through with what lay in the pages of the dusty tome from the tomb. And he had read it cover to cover in a matter of days, barely rising from the empty husk of his office and workspace except to shove everything unceremoniously out into the hall way in a deranged bit of babbling about ley line access and proper conduits. He had then begun to take and mix his blood into black paint, covering the walls and floors and even ceilings in geometric figures, designs and sigils of runes and ancient sith glyphs.
This was just the start, as the sigils were painted in the blood mixed paint, there would be the occasional moment where Ostanes would slice open a finger and, reading from the tome in one hand with the chains from it's bindings dangling about his feet like some displaced specter's vestments, streak and smear blood across the symbol he had just drawn. Other times he would merely add dots and dashes and almost accent marks to the painted on drawings and forms, all in his own blood, paintbrush bit in between gleaming teeth and his form shifted to whatever he found he needed to reach whatever surface was being worked on.
In perhaps the oddest reaction to an utter ignorant of Alchemy or Sith Magic, the blood was absorbed into the paint and the walls, and eventually the Alchemist would step back, into the center of the room where a collection of writing and figures so dense as to leave no space detectable to the naked eye stood, an mirror circle on the top, which house nothing but blank ceiling space.
Having done that, he took gold leafing supplies from the hall, startling a maintenance droid, and began tracing leafing around some of the maddening script and objects traced into the room, speaking in what was slightly accented, but rudimentary Ancient Sith, tracing things in gold along here and there. Where the leafing touched, the symbol he traced would glow for a moment, before just utterly fading into the surface drawn upon and transfusing it with a faint but indistinct glow.