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Vesta

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PAX INSUL
HIDDEN ISLE
867 ABY

Cloud cover blotted out the system's star, the skies dark and heavy with a swell for rain that was certain to unload on the island below. Lush green trees, grasses, and moss covered the mainland while vibrant flowers and other plants lined the ground beneath the canopies. Here, out at the shoreline, there was no significant flora present - just smooth rocks and shallow tidal pools sparsely lit by beams of light that broke through gaps in the sky above. Golden and cerulean paint glowed along the surface of many small pillars of stone, a single woman spreading the last of it with one of her hands along the top of a bed of stone where a bloodied knife lay. An altar, atop it a ruined corpse laying beside the knife, was covered in golden swirls and runes at the heart of this formation of rocks.

"You don't need to stand so far away." The woman said, turning her head to look towards a man that lingered some distance away. Her expression was somber, as were her words, and there was a certain sense of exhaustion there, too, just under her eyes. A dim flash of what was likely lightning illuminated the cloud cover above, though its light did not reach the ground where they stood, and thunder followed soon after. She turned back towards the stone altar and looked it over, as if she was hesitating to do something that she could not come back from. "Everything should be ready, all of the pieces are here." She said at last, a heavy breath escaping from her lips after she spoke like it'd been some difficult undertaking. "She isn't in the netherworld, so this is going to be different than what I assume you're used to, or what tradition calls for, and I am going to need your help - you two made me from her, and we will need to use those traces of her with the bits and pieces of her in that blade to .. well.." She'd started to explain, trailing off as the fact of the matter reached her lips.

It just wasn't something she wanted to admit. Bringing her mother back was something well within their reach now, but simultaneously it was impossible - her mother had been annihilated, totally, in all of her existence during a fight some years ago now, but there were also still enough fragments of her that had remained in the perpetrator of her mother's first death and enough traces of her essence in Vesta to recreate her. That was the key word, though; recreate. Braith, as her father first met her, was wholly possible to be reunited with, but the woman that had decided to have a child with him was gone. It was like a paradox, that Braxus and Vesta could have her and yet not - the Alunrovaan woman he'd fallen in love with was almost here, once they'd completed this ritual, but the Firrerreo he'd brought back to life, the woman that was Vesta's actual mother in the literal, physical, way, was not coming back.

It was a sobering thought, to go through all of this work, to shoulder so much spite for a girl that had turned around and betrayed her trust, only to realize that her mother would know just as much about Vesta, of her existence, as Vesta had of her - that is, to say, nothing. But, looking towards the man, her father, Darth Prazutis Darth Prazutis , she knew she had to follow through with it. At least he would have her back, even if it was a woman from years before she'd embraced a Sith ideology.


"I'll need you to find what echoes of her there are in me and pull them out while I work with the fragments of her soul trapped in that blade."

"We'll bring her back."
 


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PAX INSUL

Vesta Zambrano.

The very example of the impossible becoming reality before their eyes. It was told to the Dark Lord of the Sith and his formidable lover that the price of power meant that true life, procreation was beyond the pair. Be it her tenuous connection with reality or not. But the shackles of fate didn't restrain the Dark Titan after all nothing ever truly did, he made a reputation out of doing the impossible, turning myth into reality. Both of their combined essences were poured into one being, one entity who embodied both of them, a vessel of deception, destruction, and machiavellian cunning. A woman who embodied the Storm that her mother was known for. The death of his lover brought fortune in the life of his daughter but the galaxy she found herself thrust into? Vesta was tossed right into the fire as the Sith Empire was taken through the crucible of war. A struggle against the rising New Imperial Order, oathbreakers, traitorous dogs that betrayed everything they pledged. A galaxy more chaotic than ever with little life experience beyond what immense gifts her bloodline had afforded her and the ultimate authority of House Zambrano, the greatest Sith Dynasty and most powerful family in galactic history.
In the end the chaos had bore under her skin and events conspired that neither of them had expected, they left her broken, damaged. While disappointed in some form he would never give up on his child, she was but a newborn in this galaxy. After all she did manage to thrive in ways he didn't expect and he found himself swell with pride when she stood before the entirety of the Sith Order radiant just like her mother, the bearing of a queen, a goddess was in her blood. Alekto was still Braith Ma'at Achlys before she became Braith Zambrano. In the end when he saw her broken, struggling his mind hearkened back to the loss of his love when his psyche came crashing down and all he wanted was to wash it all away, to let his other side take over and unleash the terrors of the great beyond upon everyone and everything it was Vesta who pulled him back from the edge. So he picked her up when she fell and chose to take her home. Maena. A world far beyond the known galaxy, a western world well beyond the unknown regions all but forgotten on star charts, with only the closest guarded, ancient charts holding mere mention without location of this world. The journey alone was fraught with danger and calamity, unstable pathways meant certain death. But for a legend? For a son of Maena? Braxus Zambrano was Panatha born, but Maena made him into Ya'zid-rah Yog-Suuli Glaaki.
Maena was an untamable world. But one that he held status as a figure of mythic, legendary status. A colossal giant with a towering legacy stemming deep into the golden age and a legend spoken of in some fashion in all four horizons in the past. The Yog-Suuli Kajidic of the New World were his family, and the Hutts of the Glaaki were his blood. Nolthu the Gruesome led them in the new world, a role he officially assumed in its totality as the head after the Fathomless Abyss passed. But it was Braxus Zambrano who inherited his legendary adopted father figures old world ties, he led the kajidics old world connections. Countless centuries on Maena cemented his ties across the globe and although that great, depraved, mad world had fallen into a great slumber when the golden age died all those centuries ago, it was still his home. So it was to various estates, palaces, and others he took Vesta too during that time. To give her time to recover while he led the Sith Empire, and in secret the Kainate, a Shadow Empire decades in the making he founded alongside Darth Carnifex Darth Carnifex , that held close allies such as Taeli Raaf Taeli Raaf and others.
PRESENT DAY...

The shower of rain whipping through the hurricane winds blew against the towering frame of the Dark Lord that stood a ways behind his child, his shadow looming over her. The giant wasn't wrapped in his legendary battle plate this time, that juggernaut raiment whose inner workings constantly whirred, hissed, and wheezed. Instead he was wrapped in an ornate black robe of spidersilk accentuated by red, designs of sith runes woven over the surface. They were renown for being the robes of the Dark Lord with the metal chain around his neck bearing the jewels of Typhojem, for he was the embodiment of that darkened god of the sith. As he stepped up next to his daughter beside him something else came into view and it was revealed the chosen weapon he had brought with him. Daesumnor. A horrific runeblade - this sith greatsword of legend was a monster over six and a half feet long. It floated beside him driven as if by a mind of its own. The blade was a radiant nexus of dark power and bound to the giant. It held the souls of countless thousands of slain victims, a whos who list of formidable foes found themselves cleaved down and destroyed from powerful sith lords to jedi grandmasters.
Braith.
When his daughter had finally left Maena upon the victory of Csilla that saw the destruction of a world he was happy to see her senses returned, albeit she was different now darker. Darth Mori set upon the galaxy. She had come to her father with the belief that she knew how to revive her mother. In the beginning he was skeptical of this after all how could she possibly succeed when he failed? Braith was gone. Alekto was gone. But there was truth in what she had spoken of. Ananta was a malefic parasite composed of a patchwork of souls ground down. When he dispatched the parasite after cutting Braith out of her, there was much of Braith that didn't come. They found themselves within Daesumnor. As his daughter spoke Braxus stepped closer and placed his hand on her shoulder in a fatherly manner perhaps to dissuade any thoughts in her mind of how he perceived her, he still had faith in her. "We'll bring back part of her. I know how you've desired to meet your mother for so long my child. Just...take heed. What we find may not be what you wish it to be. What you seek are parts of the whole stolen by a parasite in the past. They have been sealed within the hell of Daesumnor with the rest ever since. Time flows differently within for those taken by it." The Dark Lord said as his runeblade floated gracefully from his side in a circle behind them turning by Vesta's shoulder and rounding back around until it floated right in front of the giant.
"Your mother wasn't always a Firrereo as you know. You have memories of her within you. She was an Alunrovaan, a living goddess and the greatest of her people. A living storm. What you may not know is that she was Firrereo because I had made her one. A genetic cancer in Alunrovaan was taking her from me before the parasite stole her away, and when I freed her I chose to recreate her form nearly identical with one exception. To give her a strong body that was unbound by the limitations of her origin." It was in small part a way to cling ever tighter to her and prevent fate from enacting its vengeance by stealing her away.
"I will do what needs to be done."


 

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