Wallflower
Location: Unknown
Tags: Darth Empyrean Arthos Vynea
Darkness.
Her eyes were met with darkness so blinding, that for a few moments, she did not even realize that she was awake until the sounds of a chittering droid somewhere within the vicinity roused her from her stupor. The Sister gave a deep breath, moving in an attempt to stretch her arms only to find that they were neatly restrained along her side. It was then that her memory of the fight came back to her, the intense, burning, and uncontrollable anger she had felt towards Grundark, which by now was strangely absent, to the point where she could only faintly remember why she had felt so angry towards the Cragmoloid in the first place.
Even so, she did not linger on that for long, because it immediately became apparent to her that something was missing, and it wasn’t just the familiar touch of the Force.
Her hair.
Bright cyan eyes went wide as she moved her head in a futile attempt to rouse her missing mane into motion. Instead, she was met with the touch of a cold, forbidding breeze across her bald scalp. Unable to move her arms in order to feel her stolen dignity with her own hands, the Sister could only cry softly, her emotions overtaking all common sense in the midst of impenetrable darkness. An attempt to call on the Force was instantly met with a brick wall, but as a Sith, she knew the power of emotions. Anger and sadness flared to the surface once more, tears streaming freely from her eyes as she fought to break the wall. Emotions poured forth, but they only yielded pain, more tears, and lost energy, bashing her skull against a metaphorical bulkhead as the reality of her situation slowly dawned on her.
She had failed.
She had been captured and humiliated by the enemy.
She was weak.
All the trust and resources her instructors had vested into her had been for naught. The paternal voice of her Eternal Father, once a comforting presence in her head, had fallen silent in disappointment. Where the darkness had once carried the warm embrace of love, it now manifested pain.
Amidst the isolation of her humiliation, the only things accompanying her was the idle chittering of a mouse droid and the droning sounds of her own wailing cries.
Tags: Darth Empyrean Arthos Vynea
Darkness.
Her eyes were met with darkness so blinding, that for a few moments, she did not even realize that she was awake until the sounds of a chittering droid somewhere within the vicinity roused her from her stupor. The Sister gave a deep breath, moving in an attempt to stretch her arms only to find that they were neatly restrained along her side. It was then that her memory of the fight came back to her, the intense, burning, and uncontrollable anger she had felt towards Grundark, which by now was strangely absent, to the point where she could only faintly remember why she had felt so angry towards the Cragmoloid in the first place.
Even so, she did not linger on that for long, because it immediately became apparent to her that something was missing, and it wasn’t just the familiar touch of the Force.
Her hair.
Bright cyan eyes went wide as she moved her head in a futile attempt to rouse her missing mane into motion. Instead, she was met with the touch of a cold, forbidding breeze across her bald scalp. Unable to move her arms in order to feel her stolen dignity with her own hands, the Sister could only cry softly, her emotions overtaking all common sense in the midst of impenetrable darkness. An attempt to call on the Force was instantly met with a brick wall, but as a Sith, she knew the power of emotions. Anger and sadness flared to the surface once more, tears streaming freely from her eyes as she fought to break the wall. Emotions poured forth, but they only yielded pain, more tears, and lost energy, bashing her skull against a metaphorical bulkhead as the reality of her situation slowly dawned on her.
She had failed.
She had been captured and humiliated by the enemy.
She was weak.
All the trust and resources her instructors had vested into her had been for naught. The paternal voice of her Eternal Father, once a comforting presence in her head, had fallen silent in disappointment. Where the darkness had once carried the warm embrace of love, it now manifested pain.
Amidst the isolation of her humiliation, the only things accompanying her was the idle chittering of a mouse droid and the droning sounds of her own wailing cries.