Jack Mirrikh
The Jack Of Blades
"---If you're frelling with me, I will take this report and shove it up your---!"
"No one's frelling with you, Acolyte!"
The officer on the other end of the line said the word, "Acolyte" as though he was trying to put Jack in his place. Alas, Jack was having none of it right now. His own behavior was leading the officer to become more and more irritable.
"Look! I know how much good you two pulled off back when you were here on Vullain! It's because of that that I'm even sending this to you in the first place! The least you can do is thank m---!"
His hands gripped the table so hard that his knuckles turned white.
"Thank you!! THANK YOU!!! Is that what you're gonna' tell m---!"
"The funeral's in three days! Everything you need to verify and be there are in the documents! I'm done with this!" yelled the officer as he battled for volume over Jack before he hung up the Holo call.
"Mother!...Karker..." Jack originally started to yell, but stopped and whispered the end instead as he remembered his place in Darth Erebos' fortress. He sifted through the Coroner's report. He tried to do his best to lose the attitude and remain nonplussed. However, as he read the words "Cybernetic Battery Poisoning", "Krep's - STD", "Time of Death" and "Sarah Kaitherlund", he started to lose it. At first, he started to tear up and cry bitter tears that he wanted to desperately fight back.
"Nuuu..." His vocal chords were under so much duress that he was having a hard time saying simple words correctly. Then, his muscles began to tremble. His leg started to shake uncontrollably until he realized that he was on his tip toes while leaning over the table he was clenching again. He tried to relax, but it made him just sink close to the ground; kneeling while holding on to the table.
He was having a hard time expressing himself even when he was fething by himself. He felt trapped. His anger at himself mixed in with his anguish over losing Sarah. He wanted to kill right now, but a part of him hated that very thought and knew it wouldn't bring her back.
He couldn't just stay like this, though. He desperately needed to do something and do it now. It sounded like the right time to make his personal Force fountain his own personal schutta. With red-rimmed eyes, he said to himself,
"Flow for me, schutta." He raised his hands and reached a status that he'd never attained in his life. His own body was nothing more than an impersonal sieve for the unadulterated anger, hatred, anguish and depression that flowed from his fountain. He had the eyes of Michael Myers and the winning attitude of a champion.
Energy gathered at his fingertips, but didn't explode right off. He had learned well from his master. He had no intentions of blowing off any fingertips today. Once it was under control, which actually took very little time for him this time, he let loose on the computer console terminal before him.
Purple lightning leaped forth from his hands and swallowed the terminal whole. The lights flickered, dimmed and went out in the room as the overload caused power failure in that section. No doubt that security protocols were preventing a cascade failure. He didn't scream. He didn't keep crying. Jack wasn't himself. Jack wasn't conflicted. Jack didn't hate himself.
He kept going until something tripped in his fevered mind and he lost that stance he had attained. His hands dropped, the lightning stopped and he sunk to his knees. The tears flowed back down his face with his eyes closed and he had the hiccups. He sobbed silently.
[member="Darth Erebos"]
"No one's frelling with you, Acolyte!"
The officer on the other end of the line said the word, "Acolyte" as though he was trying to put Jack in his place. Alas, Jack was having none of it right now. His own behavior was leading the officer to become more and more irritable.
"Look! I know how much good you two pulled off back when you were here on Vullain! It's because of that that I'm even sending this to you in the first place! The least you can do is thank m---!"
His hands gripped the table so hard that his knuckles turned white.
"Thank you!! THANK YOU!!! Is that what you're gonna' tell m---!"
"The funeral's in three days! Everything you need to verify and be there are in the documents! I'm done with this!" yelled the officer as he battled for volume over Jack before he hung up the Holo call.
"Mother!...Karker..." Jack originally started to yell, but stopped and whispered the end instead as he remembered his place in Darth Erebos' fortress. He sifted through the Coroner's report. He tried to do his best to lose the attitude and remain nonplussed. However, as he read the words "Cybernetic Battery Poisoning", "Krep's - STD", "Time of Death" and "Sarah Kaitherlund", he started to lose it. At first, he started to tear up and cry bitter tears that he wanted to desperately fight back.
"Nuuu..." His vocal chords were under so much duress that he was having a hard time saying simple words correctly. Then, his muscles began to tremble. His leg started to shake uncontrollably until he realized that he was on his tip toes while leaning over the table he was clenching again. He tried to relax, but it made him just sink close to the ground; kneeling while holding on to the table.
He was having a hard time expressing himself even when he was fething by himself. He felt trapped. His anger at himself mixed in with his anguish over losing Sarah. He wanted to kill right now, but a part of him hated that very thought and knew it wouldn't bring her back.
He couldn't just stay like this, though. He desperately needed to do something and do it now. It sounded like the right time to make his personal Force fountain his own personal schutta. With red-rimmed eyes, he said to himself,
"Flow for me, schutta." He raised his hands and reached a status that he'd never attained in his life. His own body was nothing more than an impersonal sieve for the unadulterated anger, hatred, anguish and depression that flowed from his fountain. He had the eyes of Michael Myers and the winning attitude of a champion.
Energy gathered at his fingertips, but didn't explode right off. He had learned well from his master. He had no intentions of blowing off any fingertips today. Once it was under control, which actually took very little time for him this time, he let loose on the computer console terminal before him.
Purple lightning leaped forth from his hands and swallowed the terminal whole. The lights flickered, dimmed and went out in the room as the overload caused power failure in that section. No doubt that security protocols were preventing a cascade failure. He didn't scream. He didn't keep crying. Jack wasn't himself. Jack wasn't conflicted. Jack didn't hate himself.
He kept going until something tripped in his fevered mind and he lost that stance he had attained. His hands dropped, the lightning stopped and he sunk to his knees. The tears flowed back down his face with his eyes closed and he had the hiccups. He sobbed silently.
[member="Darth Erebos"]