Vrak Nashar
Character
[member="Seraphina Shel'tah"]
"I can be gentle." The words were serious, though given their past they might make Seraphina laugh.
Vrak had never treated her gently, not really anyway, but then again she'd never complained. A small smile touched his lips, her question clearly amusing to him. Seraphina truly didn't know much of Sith culture, his culture. It was a good and a bad thing, though it also meant he would have to explain.
"The gender doesn't matter." He stated plainly. "Never has with my people."
Purebloods didn't care if their children were male or female, what mattered was strength. As long as his child was strong there was no problem, no matter if they were a boy or a girl. He knew in other cultures it mattered, that females were seen as weaker or less important, but Sith had long ago learned that women could be just as powerful as men. In a society that was constantly vying for dominance, one couldn't rule out an entire class of people simply because of Gender.
"Our child will be strong, stronger than you, than me." He told her, his words clearly denoting that was the only thing he cared about.
"I can be gentle." The words were serious, though given their past they might make Seraphina laugh.
Vrak had never treated her gently, not really anyway, but then again she'd never complained. A small smile touched his lips, her question clearly amusing to him. Seraphina truly didn't know much of Sith culture, his culture. It was a good and a bad thing, though it also meant he would have to explain.
"The gender doesn't matter." He stated plainly. "Never has with my people."
Purebloods didn't care if their children were male or female, what mattered was strength. As long as his child was strong there was no problem, no matter if they were a boy or a girl. He knew in other cultures it mattered, that females were seen as weaker or less important, but Sith had long ago learned that women could be just as powerful as men. In a society that was constantly vying for dominance, one couldn't rule out an entire class of people simply because of Gender.
"Our child will be strong, stronger than you, than me." He told her, his words clearly denoting that was the only thing he cared about.