Seras Rose
The Heir of The Eye
Seras did not know how long it had been since she had witnessed that sight. The ressurection of a Sith Lord, the deaths that had been required for it and the darkness that had been eating away at her. The battle of Atrisia, that alone had weighed heavily on her concious and soul, but after escaping alive with that corruption she couldn't take it. Time just flowed from one point to another, hazy and indestinquishable. Sometimes on a ship, sometimes sitting at table, a bed, even in the back of an alley.
The only new change in her daily life that was not drifting from image set to image set was pain. A dull, deep bodily pain. The same kind when a person is slowly wasting away from hunger. Her insides felt like they were burning up, but as her conciousness slowly faded back into play she could feel the heavy sheets of rain crashing down on her body. Her robes which had been dirty were being cleaned bit by bit, her hair slowly matting up as the dirt and grime was being forcefully washed out. 'Oh.' She thought as she slowly walked along the road, body trembling uncontrollably. In a detached sort of way she found it amazing she could put one foot in front of the other. Her head raised against the pelting rain and her eyes winced as she looked around at the bright lights of the city. It was dark, overcast day on Iridnoia, rather chilly as well with the high winds and the extreme torrential rains. This paticulary city was in a canyon which did not help with the wind, indeed it made it worse as it funnled right at her. But Sera's did not pay mind to any of those things. She simply didn't care. She had lost the will to care. The idea of dying to starvation or hypothermia never crossed her mind as likely as both were for her.
After a moment she heard something from a nearby alleyway. A shout that was filled with anger. She did not know who it was at or why. But she did still have some semblance of a good person left somewhere inside her husk of a person. Stopping her pace she turned and headed slowly into the alleyway, her hand resting on the vibrosword at her side. Its vibration unit had long been shot, but it still held a edge.
"The hell do you mean by that you shutta!? We offer you a place to stay for a small fee and that is what you say!?" A Zabrak man bellowed. There were three of them and in their midst, a single woman, human it looked like. Two of them had blasters and one had a stun baton. The one behind the woman had a hand resting on the stun baton. The woman made a quiet and simple response that Seras could not quite hear, but she could see their reactions as the one with the stun baton started to draw it. This sight drew exhileration into her mind, broken and unfocused as it was. A chance to do something that just might matter. When she drew her blade and charged at the man who was reaching for his blaster, she did not even contemplate the idea of just helping the woman who was being attacked. This was to save herself and for that reason alone, her blade cut deepy into the shoulder of the Zabrak man as he turned around at the quick foot steps in the puddles behind him, the man letting out a scream as blood ran out from the wound.
The only new change in her daily life that was not drifting from image set to image set was pain. A dull, deep bodily pain. The same kind when a person is slowly wasting away from hunger. Her insides felt like they were burning up, but as her conciousness slowly faded back into play she could feel the heavy sheets of rain crashing down on her body. Her robes which had been dirty were being cleaned bit by bit, her hair slowly matting up as the dirt and grime was being forcefully washed out. 'Oh.' She thought as she slowly walked along the road, body trembling uncontrollably. In a detached sort of way she found it amazing she could put one foot in front of the other. Her head raised against the pelting rain and her eyes winced as she looked around at the bright lights of the city. It was dark, overcast day on Iridnoia, rather chilly as well with the high winds and the extreme torrential rains. This paticulary city was in a canyon which did not help with the wind, indeed it made it worse as it funnled right at her. But Sera's did not pay mind to any of those things. She simply didn't care. She had lost the will to care. The idea of dying to starvation or hypothermia never crossed her mind as likely as both were for her.
After a moment she heard something from a nearby alleyway. A shout that was filled with anger. She did not know who it was at or why. But she did still have some semblance of a good person left somewhere inside her husk of a person. Stopping her pace she turned and headed slowly into the alleyway, her hand resting on the vibrosword at her side. Its vibration unit had long been shot, but it still held a edge.
"The hell do you mean by that you shutta!? We offer you a place to stay for a small fee and that is what you say!?" A Zabrak man bellowed. There were three of them and in their midst, a single woman, human it looked like. Two of them had blasters and one had a stun baton. The one behind the woman had a hand resting on the stun baton. The woman made a quiet and simple response that Seras could not quite hear, but she could see their reactions as the one with the stun baton started to draw it. This sight drew exhileration into her mind, broken and unfocused as it was. A chance to do something that just might matter. When she drew her blade and charged at the man who was reaching for his blaster, she did not even contemplate the idea of just helping the woman who was being attacked. This was to save herself and for that reason alone, her blade cut deepy into the shoulder of the Zabrak man as he turned around at the quick foot steps in the puddles behind him, the man letting out a scream as blood ran out from the wound.