Live in Light, Surf Master
Sabarene Southern Hemisphere
Desert Wreckage
The formerly Jedi Master Manu Xextos had been born on Byss as Manu Najwa. Teething on the garments of his Crimson Guard Grandfather, the Echani infant had far too much sense in his tiny young head. Eight hundred and thirty-six years later, the Master who had been born of House Najwa, whose House Arms were resplendent with Vornskyr, had too much head for sense. He'd been warned by [member="Ashin Varanin"] that a battle had raged on Sabarene. Darth Junra, was it? Whomever had gotten to the place, the souls of the dead and dying still littered this southern desert.
Searching for a place to put a Temple was a lesson in skipping stones. He had to jut from one place to another, none of them the axis of contentment or peace that called a Lightsider home. This was not the place.
But Manu had another cause for being in the fallow Southern Belt. @Darth Vornskyr was coming with a proposition. Sabarene was already being noticed not just for the battle it had, but the development of Abha and the settling of Manu Xextos' Sv'Yato Fleet.
Captain [member="Livia Maddox"] had been busy while Manu dealt with other things. This was a thing to deal with tactfully and with grace. He'd heard much of Darth Vornskyr, and not everything he heard put sweet tastes in his mouth. But, Varanin had been right: to survive the unknown regions, one had to band with those who were there. If his Jedi Cohort could see him now. . . what miracles they would see.
Or what fears would grip them, who watched Manu struggle with his inner luminescence.
Desert Wreckage
The formerly Jedi Master Manu Xextos had been born on Byss as Manu Najwa. Teething on the garments of his Crimson Guard Grandfather, the Echani infant had far too much sense in his tiny young head. Eight hundred and thirty-six years later, the Master who had been born of House Najwa, whose House Arms were resplendent with Vornskyr, had too much head for sense. He'd been warned by [member="Ashin Varanin"] that a battle had raged on Sabarene. Darth Junra, was it? Whomever had gotten to the place, the souls of the dead and dying still littered this southern desert.
Searching for a place to put a Temple was a lesson in skipping stones. He had to jut from one place to another, none of them the axis of contentment or peace that called a Lightsider home. This was not the place.
But Manu had another cause for being in the fallow Southern Belt. @Darth Vornskyr was coming with a proposition. Sabarene was already being noticed not just for the battle it had, but the development of Abha and the settling of Manu Xextos' Sv'Yato Fleet.
Captain [member="Livia Maddox"] had been busy while Manu dealt with other things. This was a thing to deal with tactfully and with grace. He'd heard much of Darth Vornskyr, and not everything he heard put sweet tastes in his mouth. But, Varanin had been right: to survive the unknown regions, one had to band with those who were there. If his Jedi Cohort could see him now. . . what miracles they would see.
Or what fears would grip them, who watched Manu struggle with his inner luminescence.