The World Eater
Location: Fortress Vader, Sith Cave
Objective: Activate the ritual, enter the Netherworld.
With: Ingrid L'lerim
The way the Empress spoke, it’s as if she knew his plight. Even if his plans were the end of everything, all of it and that included the Netherworld. He just needed the answers, the key to the door that would unlock the great secret to accomplish all of this. As she made sure that Kyrel was in no position to strike back, his focus still on the crimson beam that echoed through the Force, his hands shaky, he needed to open the door soon.
What was the Empress’s endgame planned with all of this? Why was she so forthcoming? This has been intriguing, more so than he was willing to admit. He would continue to play along, perhaps he might find what he is looking for along the way. When she had given him the go ahead to carry out his ritual, he broke his end of the silence. “I really don’t red woman… But if what you say is true, in the end we shall see if the Force itself can be broken. I will tear it all down, this conflict between dark and light, a galaxy struggling in endless war…”
He returned his focus back on the ritual he was working so hard on. Gritting his teeth, the Sith runes flowed brightly. As he pulled his arms apart, the cave runes flowed brightly. Outside of the Fortress, the ground would begin to shake, the lava eruptions growing worse. Red lightning had crackled the skies, mixing in with the dark clouds of ash to create an even more hellish image, the Fortress the epicenter of the dark energy.
Unlike before, Kyrel would not be stopped. He was free to claim it all, and soon with his Wound empowering him, he started to pull back the veil between life and death. The Force echoed and shifted, as the hole was ripped asunder. He felt the same dark as he did when he died, before him he found himself dizzy, his vision blurred as the way was opened. Soon Kyrel’s physicalform had fallen down to the ground. His ethereal form was all black, with deep red scars and scratches. His face was formless, and yet full of scars. He wore a set of chains to show he was bound to this world, and could never fully rest. The void in the middle has consumed his entire torso, and felt hollow as if he carried a black hole that drew everything to the abyss.
He could see out into the darkness, endless waves of it. It called back to him, the call familiar as if he was going home. Slowly with the clank of metaphysical chains around his limbs, he stepped carefully into the portal. Unknown of what he would see on the inside. In the end, he only hoped that there was some truth to the red woman’s words. That the mighty Kyrel Ren would find the answers he long sought.