Success or Death.
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Objective: C: Security.
Who better to stop an assassin than another assassin? Among assassins, one could say Darth Ophidia was quite experienced. She had not climbed the ladder on sheer luck alone, but thanks to a perceptive mind, an aptitude for efficient cruelty, and training that put the unexceptional in early graves. It was a world ruled by the simple rule of success or death.
As part of the security, the Pale Assassin sat in the middle of the crowd. She wore simple, black robes, formal enough for this occasion, but without sacrificing movement. As Rattataki were relatively uncommon in The One Sith, she had taken to wearing a wig of genuine human hair, jaw-length and white in colour. Along with some crafty application of cosmetics, she had adopted the visage of an Echani. There were many of them running about in the galaxy.
Her lightsabres were tucked away at the back of her robes, currently pressing against the small of her back. Her left foot dangled off the ground as her legs crossed, and her hands were folded in her lap. Though it appeared as though she was watching the speeches, she was completely immersed in tracking their surroundings. Every turned leaf, every gust of wind.
She did not give a nerf’s droppings about the honoured dead soldiers. They had fulfilled their duties. She was there to make sure no one important ended up in the dirt with them.
Objective: C: Security.
Who better to stop an assassin than another assassin? Among assassins, one could say Darth Ophidia was quite experienced. She had not climbed the ladder on sheer luck alone, but thanks to a perceptive mind, an aptitude for efficient cruelty, and training that put the unexceptional in early graves. It was a world ruled by the simple rule of success or death.
As part of the security, the Pale Assassin sat in the middle of the crowd. She wore simple, black robes, formal enough for this occasion, but without sacrificing movement. As Rattataki were relatively uncommon in The One Sith, she had taken to wearing a wig of genuine human hair, jaw-length and white in colour. Along with some crafty application of cosmetics, she had adopted the visage of an Echani. There were many of them running about in the galaxy.
Her lightsabres were tucked away at the back of her robes, currently pressing against the small of her back. Her left foot dangled off the ground as her legs crossed, and her hands were folded in her lap. Though it appeared as though she was watching the speeches, she was completely immersed in tracking their surroundings. Every turned leaf, every gust of wind.
She did not give a nerf’s droppings about the honoured dead soldiers. They had fulfilled their duties. She was there to make sure no one important ended up in the dirt with them.