D O M I N U S
Wealth meant nothing.
It did not matter how many credits the Dar'manda had in his accounts. It did not matter how many corporations he ran or how many assets were his. In this moment, all that mattered was the purity of the hunt. Like a gust poised to snuff out a flame, he was the predator aiming to extinguish a life. Had this unfortunate soul offended Dagora-Kel in some, fundamental way? Was he guilty of crossing a Sith Lord? To these, the answer was no.
All this unfortunate soul did was earn a bounty on his head; and Dagora was more than happy to oblige.
Although he had left the path of Mandalore behind, his blood still craved combat. His heart yearned to thunder in the manner that only combat could provide. He longed to kill. He ached for a decent hunt...and now, Nar Shaddaa was his playground. The seedy world was the perfect scenery for such a prowl, for the Dar'manda was unfamiliar with its twisting alleys and roads. This would prove challenging...this would make the hunt all the more worthwhile.
To this end, Dagora arrived with little more than the bare necessities on his person. The location of his mark had been provided beforehand, along with a warning: he was prone to run. Excellent. Dagora made his presence known within the hole in the wall bar the coordinates had provided: a simple display of basic Telekinetics to send a table flying after the hooded mark. This started the flight, for the man was soon out the back door.
Good. Dagora liked it when they ran.
[member="Vesphira So'Kil"]
It did not matter how many credits the Dar'manda had in his accounts. It did not matter how many corporations he ran or how many assets were his. In this moment, all that mattered was the purity of the hunt. Like a gust poised to snuff out a flame, he was the predator aiming to extinguish a life. Had this unfortunate soul offended Dagora-Kel in some, fundamental way? Was he guilty of crossing a Sith Lord? To these, the answer was no.
All this unfortunate soul did was earn a bounty on his head; and Dagora was more than happy to oblige.
Although he had left the path of Mandalore behind, his blood still craved combat. His heart yearned to thunder in the manner that only combat could provide. He longed to kill. He ached for a decent hunt...and now, Nar Shaddaa was his playground. The seedy world was the perfect scenery for such a prowl, for the Dar'manda was unfamiliar with its twisting alleys and roads. This would prove challenging...this would make the hunt all the more worthwhile.
To this end, Dagora arrived with little more than the bare necessities on his person. The location of his mark had been provided beforehand, along with a warning: he was prone to run. Excellent. Dagora made his presence known within the hole in the wall bar the coordinates had provided: a simple display of basic Telekinetics to send a table flying after the hooded mark. This started the flight, for the man was soon out the back door.
Good. Dagora liked it when they ran.
[member="Vesphira So'Kil"]