[member="Athena Heron"]
Caid glanced sideways at Athena, smirking slightly. He was not surprised at her response in the slightest. Further more, he would expect nothing less from Athena. The Sith Lord's attractive mechanism was a very simple design to crack. He was intrigued by strength, individuals that exerted an undeniable amount of control over everything that happened around them. This manifested in different ways with different people, mind you. Whether it was the ability to slake through a battlefield without a care in the world, allowing the screams and sounds of crushing bones to fuel their actions or an ability to liberate powerful resources from an equally powerful foe with barely a scratch.
Athena was different from all of those, no doubt the most intriguing to him. It certainly had a great deal to do with their shared history, the intimacy that was shared outside of simple lust and pleasure. A part of him longed for Athena even when she wasn't around, but that was perhaps a strength of emotion he wasn't quite ready to fully express.
As they arrived in the training room, the Sith Lord turned to regard his lover fully, silver-green eyes sliding over her form. "No. I grew up with my mother in the wilds of Dathomir." Caid paused for a moment, seemingly contemplating something. "My grandmother was the Clan Mother, but that had rather little effect on my upbringing. The entire basis of my education and training was almost completely centered around becoming a warrior - a leader among the warriors of Clan Morte, even. I'm pretty sure I've never told you this, but my past irritations with Cameron extended from more than just his lack of presence in my life or the casual with which he discarded family members."
The Sith exhaled softly. It wasn't a difficult subject. He'd long since abandoned the thought that something was wrong with him because of Cameron's lack of presence in his youngest son's life. "My aunt, my mother's eldest sister, bore a child by Cameron. This was...literally centuries ago, in another life. However, Gemma lives. Cameron was always a very prominent figure in her life as a child. By all accounts, he was a great father and they enjoyed a close relationship for the first several decades of her life. It created a pretty profound sense of...well...worthlessness when I was growing up. Couple that with ultimately being a second-class citizen on Dathomir simply because I was a male. Well...hopefully you can truly understand my hatred of the man, forgotten or not."
Caid glanced sideways at Athena, smirking slightly. He was not surprised at her response in the slightest. Further more, he would expect nothing less from Athena. The Sith Lord's attractive mechanism was a very simple design to crack. He was intrigued by strength, individuals that exerted an undeniable amount of control over everything that happened around them. This manifested in different ways with different people, mind you. Whether it was the ability to slake through a battlefield without a care in the world, allowing the screams and sounds of crushing bones to fuel their actions or an ability to liberate powerful resources from an equally powerful foe with barely a scratch.
Athena was different from all of those, no doubt the most intriguing to him. It certainly had a great deal to do with their shared history, the intimacy that was shared outside of simple lust and pleasure. A part of him longed for Athena even when she wasn't around, but that was perhaps a strength of emotion he wasn't quite ready to fully express.
As they arrived in the training room, the Sith Lord turned to regard his lover fully, silver-green eyes sliding over her form. "No. I grew up with my mother in the wilds of Dathomir." Caid paused for a moment, seemingly contemplating something. "My grandmother was the Clan Mother, but that had rather little effect on my upbringing. The entire basis of my education and training was almost completely centered around becoming a warrior - a leader among the warriors of Clan Morte, even. I'm pretty sure I've never told you this, but my past irritations with Cameron extended from more than just his lack of presence in my life or the casual with which he discarded family members."
The Sith exhaled softly. It wasn't a difficult subject. He'd long since abandoned the thought that something was wrong with him because of Cameron's lack of presence in his youngest son's life. "My aunt, my mother's eldest sister, bore a child by Cameron. This was...literally centuries ago, in another life. However, Gemma lives. Cameron was always a very prominent figure in her life as a child. By all accounts, he was a great father and they enjoyed a close relationship for the first several decades of her life. It created a pretty profound sense of...well...worthlessness when I was growing up. Couple that with ultimately being a second-class citizen on Dathomir simply because I was a male. Well...hopefully you can truly understand my hatred of the man, forgotten or not."