Derisive Umbaran
UTAPAU
PAU CITY
A very particular kind of loathing seeped out of Adekos with every step he took as he approached the hangar. Far more intense than usual. This was not the kind of disdain that the Umbaran usually emitted. This wasn't a ball that featured naked servants or public executions in gardens. This wasn't Carach attempting to feel up his apprentice for the seventh time. No, it was Jacen Cavill, gallivanting around the cosmos with all the ridiculous machismo that could be expected from a creature of such low intelligence. Adekos was usually content to allow this to continue. Only rarely did Cavill's lunacy affect him, but now it was getting out of hand. People in the Hegemony weren't supposed to fight one another. That was the agreement, but his patience and willingness to kowtow to Kryptus was gone. And with it, any willingness to uphold that unspoken agreement.
By this point, Adekos decided he would rather be dead than put up with this behavior any longer. When the scuffle finished, this would be resolved. Either because Adekos was dead and could no longer be eternally pestered, or because of some infinitely unlikely alternative scenario that probably wasn't worth mentioning.
Adekos entered the hangar bay, which overlooked one of Utapau's many sinkholes. He sighed, form flickering unnaturally as he unclipped the lightsaber from his belt. It activated, sans the traditional "snap-hiss" sound for whatever reason. Apparently the lightsaber was as resigned to its fate as Tyrin was.
"Cavill? Get out here, you mongrel."
PAU CITY
A very particular kind of loathing seeped out of Adekos with every step he took as he approached the hangar. Far more intense than usual. This was not the kind of disdain that the Umbaran usually emitted. This wasn't a ball that featured naked servants or public executions in gardens. This wasn't Carach attempting to feel up his apprentice for the seventh time. No, it was Jacen Cavill, gallivanting around the cosmos with all the ridiculous machismo that could be expected from a creature of such low intelligence. Adekos was usually content to allow this to continue. Only rarely did Cavill's lunacy affect him, but now it was getting out of hand. People in the Hegemony weren't supposed to fight one another. That was the agreement, but his patience and willingness to kowtow to Kryptus was gone. And with it, any willingness to uphold that unspoken agreement.
By this point, Adekos decided he would rather be dead than put up with this behavior any longer. When the scuffle finished, this would be resolved. Either because Adekos was dead and could no longer be eternally pestered, or because of some infinitely unlikely alternative scenario that probably wasn't worth mentioning.
Adekos entered the hangar bay, which overlooked one of Utapau's many sinkholes. He sighed, form flickering unnaturally as he unclipped the lightsaber from his belt. It activated, sans the traditional "snap-hiss" sound for whatever reason. Apparently the lightsaber was as resigned to its fate as Tyrin was.
"Cavill? Get out here, you mongrel."