Eternal Father
His back was turned to her, his hands clasped as he stood there as motionless as a statue save for the subtle rise and fall of his shoulders every time he inhaled and exhaled deeply through his nostrils. He didn't need to turn around to know that she was there, nor did he even have to hear her arrival to know. Her presence in the Force was now unmistakable to him for he had familiarized himself with it, learned to recognize the sensation he felt creeping along his skin every time he tasted the scorn and loathing he projected towards him whether she consciously meant to or not. That was good, hate was a marvelous motivator and energy source for a blossoming Sith neophyte, and he would continue to teach her to harness that disdain to empower herself. Finally, he turned around to face her, his expression impassive as he returned Calina's greeting with another.
"Moae bossra koqur aeui."
He didn't bother to translate it, but it was a common Epicanthix greeting that loosely translated to: "Let battle favor you." An unsurprising greeting for a species that prided itself on battle prowess and war, no doubt Calina would hear many variations of the same expression during her tenure here at the God-King's citadel. "You seemed to have made an adequate recovery from yesterday's little sparring match, and as it so happens fortune smiles upon you today little shrew." He extended his left hand, telekinetically summoning a massive leather-bound tome that had been resting on a nearby table pushed up against the balcony's far corner. To the God-King the book seemed relatively average in his callous hands, but compared to Calina it was massive, and without warning he lightly tossed it into the air for Calina to catch it with the best of her ability.
"I assume Anaya instructed you on the importance of knowledge at least once or twice when she still had you in her clutches." Contrary to popular belief, Kaine was not just some dimwitted illiterate brute that swung his blade around like a berserk chimpanzee (or your Star Wars equivalent), he had an extensive formal education during his youth and had only furthered his understanding of the galaxy through intensive study of both natures of the Force, ancient Sith arcana, and a myriad of other oblique subjects besides those most common to an intellectual. Kaine did nothing to quash the stereotypes levied against him, for if his enemies thought him to be only a bludgeon-happy mook then it was just that easier to outmaneuver them with his hidden cunning. "I want you to read that tome, it will be the stepping stone you need on the journey that lies ahead."
"Moae bossra koqur aeui."
He didn't bother to translate it, but it was a common Epicanthix greeting that loosely translated to: "Let battle favor you." An unsurprising greeting for a species that prided itself on battle prowess and war, no doubt Calina would hear many variations of the same expression during her tenure here at the God-King's citadel. "You seemed to have made an adequate recovery from yesterday's little sparring match, and as it so happens fortune smiles upon you today little shrew." He extended his left hand, telekinetically summoning a massive leather-bound tome that had been resting on a nearby table pushed up against the balcony's far corner. To the God-King the book seemed relatively average in his callous hands, but compared to Calina it was massive, and without warning he lightly tossed it into the air for Calina to catch it with the best of her ability.
"I assume Anaya instructed you on the importance of knowledge at least once or twice when she still had you in her clutches." Contrary to popular belief, Kaine was not just some dimwitted illiterate brute that swung his blade around like a berserk chimpanzee (or your Star Wars equivalent), he had an extensive formal education during his youth and had only furthered his understanding of the galaxy through intensive study of both natures of the Force, ancient Sith arcana, and a myriad of other oblique subjects besides those most common to an intellectual. Kaine did nothing to quash the stereotypes levied against him, for if his enemies thought him to be only a bludgeon-happy mook then it was just that easier to outmaneuver them with his hidden cunning. "I want you to read that tome, it will be the stepping stone you need on the journey that lies ahead."
[member="Calina Ovmar"]