Nouqai Veil
Falentra
This was the new life she woke up to after having tried to end hers. That life, a new beginning was one she'd never had expected to go down- he was one she never expected. No longer a padawan, instead she was now apprentice to a sith,
Darth Malum of House Marr
. Someone who treated her with such kindness and care, certainly was not very sith-like, but it was so welcoming, enticing her to accept that part of her.
Today they would train. A test of her skill, to gauge where her abilities fell. Although young, Nou- Falentra was only a step to the jedi knighthood, and having been previously trained by a wookie, that was perhaps enough said about where her skill fell under. But the teen was rather humble, Malum had never seen her fight through the eyes of Corvus, but he would see just competent she was today.
The castle was huge, she had gotten lost in it once or thrice in her days here, she was still figuring her way around. Falentra made her way to the training arena where he said to meet, a place like the deserts of tattooine. Sand and whereever dry was not forte for the amphibious girl, but it would not hinder either. She was there early, knowing her new Master would be there anytime soon. But she would spend her time in meditation on the sand as she waited, listening to the beats of her new heart, the organ still a stranger to her body.
When he finally arrived, Falentra stood. Taking a shallow bow in his direction. "Master," She greeted. Did she have to bow? He was a king was he not? The intricacies of royal social standing still a foreign concept to her.
Today they would train. A test of her skill, to gauge where her abilities fell. Although young, Nou- Falentra was only a step to the jedi knighthood, and having been previously trained by a wookie, that was perhaps enough said about where her skill fell under. But the teen was rather humble, Malum had never seen her fight through the eyes of Corvus, but he would see just competent she was today.
The castle was huge, she had gotten lost in it once or thrice in her days here, she was still figuring her way around. Falentra made her way to the training arena where he said to meet, a place like the deserts of tattooine. Sand and whereever dry was not forte for the amphibious girl, but it would not hinder either. She was there early, knowing her new Master would be there anytime soon. But she would spend her time in meditation on the sand as she waited, listening to the beats of her new heart, the organ still a stranger to her body.
When he finally arrived, Falentra stood. Taking a shallow bow in his direction. "Master," She greeted. Did she have to bow? He was a king was he not? The intricacies of royal social standing still a foreign concept to her.