Hell’s Prophet
Coruscant
Tags: Valery Noble Azurine Varek
Fiery eyes stared down at the crowd below, intensity and frustration growing as his patience waned. Locals and tourists intermixed on the busy street as afternoon turned to evening. Normal people carrying on normal lives, drifting from shop to shop, into restaurants, oblivious to the predator monitoring their actions. But they weren’t his prey. In fact, it was just the opposite. They were the oppressed, and he was here to free them of the tyranny. It was time to end the stranglehold that the Jedi and Sith had held on the galaxy for far too long.
His target was the queen of them all. The Grandmaster. The Sword of the Jedi. Valery Noble.
Removing her from the board would ensure chaos. First they would mourn. Then they would turn on each other. Each egomaniacal demon of the light clawing for power. Her husband would take steps to assume the mantle. To take lead. Kahlil Noble would not be able to help it, seeing himself as the natural successor in the time of crisis. But others on the Council would be less willing to follow. The infighting would weaken the entire Order. And he would be there to clean up the mess. Taking out the remaining pieces one by one.
But first he must accomplish the task at hand. Kryos recognized the bold decision to launch his attack here, on Coruscant, was irrational. She would have allies, friends even, available at a moment’s notice. But he found he did not care. Nothing was rational. What the Jedi had done to him was not rational. What the Sith had done to him was not rational.
Perhaps this would be the hardest thing Kryos had ever done in his life. The hardest fight he had ever had. Master Noble had powers unmatched in the galaxy. Sith feared her. For good reason — she had decimated legions of them in her time. Surely, her own subordinates feared her, too. One could not simply walk away from a battlefield covered in bodies, soaked in the blood of her enemies, and not take that home to the Temple.
Yet Kryos did not feel fear for what was to come. One emotion controlled him in this moment. Revenge. Revenge on everyone and everything that had done him wrong, and that continued to wrong the people of this beautiful galaxy.
Today, he was not Kryos. He was Hell’s Prophet. And he was here to kill Jedi Master Valery Noble.
Tags: Valery Noble Azurine Varek
Fiery eyes stared down at the crowd below, intensity and frustration growing as his patience waned. Locals and tourists intermixed on the busy street as afternoon turned to evening. Normal people carrying on normal lives, drifting from shop to shop, into restaurants, oblivious to the predator monitoring their actions. But they weren’t his prey. In fact, it was just the opposite. They were the oppressed, and he was here to free them of the tyranny. It was time to end the stranglehold that the Jedi and Sith had held on the galaxy for far too long.
His target was the queen of them all. The Grandmaster. The Sword of the Jedi. Valery Noble.
Removing her from the board would ensure chaos. First they would mourn. Then they would turn on each other. Each egomaniacal demon of the light clawing for power. Her husband would take steps to assume the mantle. To take lead. Kahlil Noble would not be able to help it, seeing himself as the natural successor in the time of crisis. But others on the Council would be less willing to follow. The infighting would weaken the entire Order. And he would be there to clean up the mess. Taking out the remaining pieces one by one.
But first he must accomplish the task at hand. Kryos recognized the bold decision to launch his attack here, on Coruscant, was irrational. She would have allies, friends even, available at a moment’s notice. But he found he did not care. Nothing was rational. What the Jedi had done to him was not rational. What the Sith had done to him was not rational.
Perhaps this would be the hardest thing Kryos had ever done in his life. The hardest fight he had ever had. Master Noble had powers unmatched in the galaxy. Sith feared her. For good reason — she had decimated legions of them in her time. Surely, her own subordinates feared her, too. One could not simply walk away from a battlefield covered in bodies, soaked in the blood of her enemies, and not take that home to the Temple.
Yet Kryos did not feel fear for what was to come. One emotion controlled him in this moment. Revenge. Revenge on everyone and everything that had done him wrong, and that continued to wrong the people of this beautiful galaxy.
Today, he was not Kryos. He was Hell’s Prophet. And he was here to kill Jedi Master Valery Noble.