Really edgy
The time had come.
Her body had served well, a suitable vessel for a time: but it was dying, decaying, ripped apart by the foul gene-sciences that led to its creation. And with this form coming to its end, Lirka felt vulnerable in a way she rarely was. She lacked legions of scientific lackeys to ferry her experiments along, or any of the true power she had as a Grand Moff. She had to implore others for assistance, to submit herself to a new purpose in exchange for metamorphosis.
And here, on the Malsheem, that metamorphosis would begin. Lirka had sequestered herself away in the bowels of the world vessel, locked away from the Galaxy. until the time came. Hyper Fixated on any semblance of control she could gain.
Lirka was Kainate.
But she was not Sith.
She did not trust the Sith, she respected Darth Carnifex for his brutality, venerated him for how he pushed the grand design of the Dark forward. But there were more, one Darth Xyrah had been pushed into the fray of her newest rebirth. And so, a stranger would have the chance to rummage through her form in its primordial state: a harrowing thought, but a necessity.
Hidden away in this would-be-laboratory she waited, the room in near total darkness save for the rapid blue glow of holoprojectors showing a dozen different schematics rapidly. The power suit that had become her skin rapidly disassembled and reassembled in its holographic form, every little change and possibility document: but this played second fiddle to the true pinnacle of her obsession. Potential bodies flew across the projector as long, claw-like fingers tossed them around. Some were savage and bestial, unrecognizable to what she was before, others were lithe and beautiful but all of them were simply wrong in some form or fashion, the sort of thing that could only be made, not born.
But for now, all the Once-Sephi could do was obsess and wait for the duo of Sith Lords to arrive.
Then the real agony would begin.
Her body had served well, a suitable vessel for a time: but it was dying, decaying, ripped apart by the foul gene-sciences that led to its creation. And with this form coming to its end, Lirka felt vulnerable in a way she rarely was. She lacked legions of scientific lackeys to ferry her experiments along, or any of the true power she had as a Grand Moff. She had to implore others for assistance, to submit herself to a new purpose in exchange for metamorphosis.
And here, on the Malsheem, that metamorphosis would begin. Lirka had sequestered herself away in the bowels of the world vessel, locked away from the Galaxy. until the time came. Hyper Fixated on any semblance of control she could gain.
Lirka was Kainate.
But she was not Sith.
She did not trust the Sith, she respected Darth Carnifex for his brutality, venerated him for how he pushed the grand design of the Dark forward. But there were more, one Darth Xyrah had been pushed into the fray of her newest rebirth. And so, a stranger would have the chance to rummage through her form in its primordial state: a harrowing thought, but a necessity.
Hidden away in this would-be-laboratory she waited, the room in near total darkness save for the rapid blue glow of holoprojectors showing a dozen different schematics rapidly. The power suit that had become her skin rapidly disassembled and reassembled in its holographic form, every little change and possibility document: but this played second fiddle to the true pinnacle of her obsession. Potential bodies flew across the projector as long, claw-like fingers tossed them around. Some were savage and bestial, unrecognizable to what she was before, others were lithe and beautiful but all of them were simply wrong in some form or fashion, the sort of thing that could only be made, not born.
But for now, all the Once-Sephi could do was obsess and wait for the duo of Sith Lords to arrive.
Then the real agony would begin.