Sargon Vynea
Spencer's guard unicorn
The curved walls of the Rakata temple were beautiful to behold, but this was not a reflection of the spirit of the Rakata people. They were a people at war with the galaxy at large, each other, and even themselves. They lived with the same dream that every known Rakate colony before them has, the rebirth of the Infinite Empire. Its a fate that has almost completely passed them by, a forgotten legend amongst the people of the galaxy at large.
The people of Rakata Beta though had yet to relinquish this dream, and were not about without a fight. To any outsider Rakata Beta looked like a paradise world, vast jungles dominated the ever warm super continent, and the oceans held a particularly deep shade of blue in their depths. The eyes were easily deceived though.
The truth of Rakata Beta was far crueler, and the souls of its people twisted into true evil. The voices of slaves wasn't heard on Rakata Beta, more from fear of being noticed then the lack of pain and hardships. The noticed on Rakata would often find themselves stripped of flesh by the teeth of the hungry Rakata. A hunger that went deeper then the blood and sinew they swallowed so greedily. It was a hunger for a pain they couldn't bear, and it was like the loss of their very soul. To this day they could feel the lose of the force within their spirits. Like a rip in space in which nothing could exist, but neither could the Rakata heal while the pain remained.
Such is what brought the delegation of Rakata to the capital world of the Fringe. They exited hyperspace with a small armada of warships, but their design simply didn't work with the modern technology of the galaxy at large. The limitations of the Rakata people lay in the fact that some of its best minds never would have a chance to ponder these schematics over. The priests held what little power remained to them greedily, and that included the power over the shipyards technology.
The ships were therefore no threat to the full might of the Fringe, but it wouldn't have kept their warriors from attacking for one moment. To call the Rakata a savage race was to misunderstand a keen point. Their glory had come to ruins and their honor destroyed. This had created a constant need in the people who had ruled the Infinite Empire. They did have one final hope though. One mad plan they were willing to chance anything for, before the last light of hope left their dark hearts.
A single Rakata stood on the bridge of the lead ship while they others worked diligently. The warrior caste ruled aboard the war ships, it was simply their domain, but this day a priest held the command. He was tall for a Rakata and not quite as thin as the average Rakata. In the warrior's caste it would have been a sign of weakness, but to the priests it was a sign of how high he had risen. His skin color was a dull gray that he thought looked imposing with matching clothes.
Waiting a moment for the build of interest inside the Fringe fleet, and capital he finally opened a channel. “This is the Enlightened One of the Infinite Empire, we seek the one known as Grand Admiral Shira Karrde. We bring gifts, and an offering.” He could here the near growl like undertone from the warrior caste around him, but they would be silent. This was their last hope of being whole again.
The people of Rakata Beta though had yet to relinquish this dream, and were not about without a fight. To any outsider Rakata Beta looked like a paradise world, vast jungles dominated the ever warm super continent, and the oceans held a particularly deep shade of blue in their depths. The eyes were easily deceived though.
The truth of Rakata Beta was far crueler, and the souls of its people twisted into true evil. The voices of slaves wasn't heard on Rakata Beta, more from fear of being noticed then the lack of pain and hardships. The noticed on Rakata would often find themselves stripped of flesh by the teeth of the hungry Rakata. A hunger that went deeper then the blood and sinew they swallowed so greedily. It was a hunger for a pain they couldn't bear, and it was like the loss of their very soul. To this day they could feel the lose of the force within their spirits. Like a rip in space in which nothing could exist, but neither could the Rakata heal while the pain remained.
Such is what brought the delegation of Rakata to the capital world of the Fringe. They exited hyperspace with a small armada of warships, but their design simply didn't work with the modern technology of the galaxy at large. The limitations of the Rakata people lay in the fact that some of its best minds never would have a chance to ponder these schematics over. The priests held what little power remained to them greedily, and that included the power over the shipyards technology.
The ships were therefore no threat to the full might of the Fringe, but it wouldn't have kept their warriors from attacking for one moment. To call the Rakata a savage race was to misunderstand a keen point. Their glory had come to ruins and their honor destroyed. This had created a constant need in the people who had ruled the Infinite Empire. They did have one final hope though. One mad plan they were willing to chance anything for, before the last light of hope left their dark hearts.
A single Rakata stood on the bridge of the lead ship while they others worked diligently. The warrior caste ruled aboard the war ships, it was simply their domain, but this day a priest held the command. He was tall for a Rakata and not quite as thin as the average Rakata. In the warrior's caste it would have been a sign of weakness, but to the priests it was a sign of how high he had risen. His skin color was a dull gray that he thought looked imposing with matching clothes.
Waiting a moment for the build of interest inside the Fringe fleet, and capital he finally opened a channel. “This is the Enlightened One of the Infinite Empire, we seek the one known as Grand Admiral Shira Karrde. We bring gifts, and an offering.” He could here the near growl like undertone from the warrior caste around him, but they would be silent. This was their last hope of being whole again.