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Phrikin' Hell

He could feel Jorus weakening under his weight of his repetitive blows, each one striker harder, faster, and with ever increasing intensity. The man opposite him was not a duelist, that much was clear, but he had to give him credit where credit was due thanks to the fact that he had outlasted more than anyone else of his caliber. Was that just Vornskr playing with him, or was Jorus more cunning and lithe then he or even Vornskr thought? However, the smaller man could not keep up this dance forever and eventually he would make one slip, one tiny mistake, and Vornskr would carve him into chunks faster than Jorus could ever realize the misstep he took. They had now ventured into the deserted and desolate courtyard at the center of the mining hamlet, the fountain fractured straight through the middle as water sprinkled from a burst pipe to pepper the blood-soaked ground muddy.

Vornskr took a wide swing, which Jorus swiftly side-stepped, and sundered what remained of the fountain's lip, his lightsaber sizzling as the water splashed around it and flooded out onto the ground to wash away the refuse of battle. With his other blade he blocked a retaliatory blow from Merrill, easily pushing it aside as he lunged with his other blade to try and skewer Jorus' skull, but the man once again ducked out of the way. Their confrontation continued in a similar matter for several minutes until the only sound that permeated the air was their grunts of exertion and the humming crackle of their lightsabers for the rest of the village had been evacuated until only they remained. Of course there were some of his own forces, namely a well-equipped battalion of Blackblades, lingering in the foothills beyond the town's perimeter, either mopping up what resistance they found or securing whatever phrik they were able to pilfer before they were forced to take up position in the hills.

But soon enough another sound graced the air, a low hum that only grew with intensity as time weathered on. The origination of that sound made itself known as the D'Lessio crested a nearby ridge, weapons hot and ready to fire on Jorus' position. And thus with a great cacophony their battle came to an end as the D'Lessio unleashed its payload into the town's center, great plumes of fire blossoming up from the earth as entire buildings were incinerated and the ground caved in with a cataclysmic rumble. Jorus and Vornskr were at the epicenter of that destruction, and while Vornskr's heightened senses and reflexes allowed him to twist his body away from the explosion at the last moment he could not escape its fury.

And as the cloud of smoke and dust began to settle neither Sith nor Jedi had managed to escape unharmed. He didn't know the extent of Jorus' injuries, but as Vornskr's senses returned to him he found that the entirety of his left side had been completely atomized from the blast wave. Bereft of a left arm and leg he still managed to crawl out of the ravine he had been thrown into with his remaining hand, feeding on his agonizing pain to drag his mutilated body up and over the edge before collapsing in a smoldering pile as the blackened forms of his soldiers began to materialize through the gloom. Vornskr meekly smiled and chortled through blood-stained teeth before the sweet embrace of unconsciousness consumed him, and his world went numb.

He would awaken some hours later, perhaps days, later to find himself secured to a gurney at an unknown Imperial medical instillation somewhere within One Sith space. His wounds had been cleaned and bandaged, and his clothes had been discarded but not replaced so that the full extent of the damage received could be observed. Aside from hideous burn marks, scars, and sewed up lacerations he had lost a good percentage of his left side. His bandaged stumps twitched uncontrollably at infrequent intervals, and his torso sunk in where it had been destroyed and then repaired by the doctors. But he was still alive. He still has his wits about him, and despite these damages he still had his strength. It would take time for the magicks used to repair this construct he called a body could be fully implemented, but death had taught him patience.

War wouldn't be going anywhere anytime soon.

[member="Jorus Merrill"]
 
[member="Alkor Centaris"]

Romeo shifted over to the mine village, his steps taking him closer and closer to the mine's entrance. As a smile crossed Romeo's face, he into the mine's entrance. Drakon Soldiers dropped in behind him, asking for orders. He turned to face them. An idea was shaping in his mind. "Bring me back all the phrik one can carry. I shall have transport waiting for us here. " With a salute, the regiment was running into the mine It would take sometime for them to get all the phrik Romeo had in mind so he sat back and waited for them.Meanwhile transports would stop nearby asking Romeo what was the hold up. "You will leave when I say it is time. We are gathering phrik as a our...reward to the services we have provided to this planet. Surely you know what phrik is?" The pilots hushed up and nodded in reply. "Alkor, my men are gathering the phrik. I can not guarantee you any if you do not come get some for your own."
 
High in orbit stood The Eschatol, a massive solar barge used for individual operations by the young sith knight known as Ebon. It’s organic crew seemed abuzz with fleet commands, and keeping the ship running, yet the robots aboard continued their diligent work with little intrusion of emotion or panic.

Deep in it’s recesses, Ebon carefully loaded himself for combat, donning his aging Primeval armor, attaching all four of his weapons to it’s waist. A worn but elegant saberstaff, a smaller shoto, and two tazerblades; a simple outfitting but one he used to extreme perfection. Outside his quarters the soft click of boot heels passed with little attention from Ebon, being far more interested in the reflection he saw in the mirror.

His horns, the red face and sith tattoos, the burn marks and scars, yellow serrated teeth and amber gilded eyes; he was hardly a pretty sight to behold. Thoughts of what he looked like before all this flashed in his mind before he grew a soft growl in his throat and quickly moved for his door.
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In the ships hanger, Ebon sat aboard the gunship prepped for departure, his mind slowly filling with anger fueled focus. He had already been briefed on his mission via holonet days prior, and had spent every moment since preparing for it diligently. He was focused, trained, and prepared for whatever was to come, and he’d make sure it was done to it’s fullest.

The gunship roared through the atmosphere, carelessly making for the mining village in question. Every few moments, Ebon could hear and feel the chatter of it’s main gun firing at lowly ground targets, likely for fun more than necessity. He offered only a guttural response to the pilot over the headset declaring they were above the dropsite.

As the rear door to the gunship opened, Ebon quickly jumped out; making for a quick landing only a few meters down. Still, his weight was too much for such a carelessly land, forcing him into a somersault before standing back up. As he came back to his standing position, his eyes wandered around the town before him, curious as to where exactly he’d need to go now.
A few hints gave him his answer, and he slowly made his way to one of the many mines not far from his location, hand carefully holding the hilt of his saberstaff next to him.
 

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