Valik
Professor of Alchemy
Dranok had lived most of his life as a slave to the Rakata, but today he stood with his head held high . . . as a servant to the Governor of Zaadja, Fringe High Councillor Lucien Cordel. Truth be told he was still a slave, but he had a much better standard of living, better clothes, better food, better everything. It seemed the High Councillor wanted even his servants to be the epitome of class and elegance, and as such his life improved. It wasn't like he was going up in life's social ladder, but he spent the large majority of the day in a palace and didn't have to worry about where his next meal came from, so it was about as happy a slave's life could get.
Ding Dong.
An echo resounded throughout the Hall. Dranok took a quick look at his chrono. The Governor didn't have any meetings scheduled for at least another hour. This was highly irregular. Heading to the door he found a simple looking man with a terrible gleam in his eye, not unlike that he'd seen on the High Councillor, but the man was wearing the clothes of a simple commoner.
"I must apologize sir, but you are not on todays list of meetings. If you'd like to apply for a timeslot to see High Councillor Cordel I'll can probably squeeze you in around six months." Dranok said to the man, before he replied with a cold, almost emotionless demeanor.
"Tell him my name is Warren Valik, and he will wish to see me."
"Sir, it doesn't particularly matter what your name is, you are not on the-" Dranok replied, before he felt his trachea compress and his breath left him.
"I didn't ask for excuses. I said talk to him. If he denies my presence than that is his business, but I will not be upheld by a common servant." The man continued coldy, before releasing his grip. It seemed he was one of those talented men. Perhaps his business was important after all.
"I'll speak with him." He said, before shutting the door and heading towards the Master's quarter. He knocked on the door softly to let him know that Dranok was on the other side before speaking.
"Excuse me sir, I am terribly sorry but there is a most insistent man at the door who wishes to see you. He says his name is Warren Valik and that he has some business with you, but I cannot find him anywhere on the list. Shall I call the guards High Councillor?"
[member="Lucien Cordel"]
Ding Dong.
An echo resounded throughout the Hall. Dranok took a quick look at his chrono. The Governor didn't have any meetings scheduled for at least another hour. This was highly irregular. Heading to the door he found a simple looking man with a terrible gleam in his eye, not unlike that he'd seen on the High Councillor, but the man was wearing the clothes of a simple commoner.
"I must apologize sir, but you are not on todays list of meetings. If you'd like to apply for a timeslot to see High Councillor Cordel I'll can probably squeeze you in around six months." Dranok said to the man, before he replied with a cold, almost emotionless demeanor.
"Tell him my name is Warren Valik, and he will wish to see me."
"Sir, it doesn't particularly matter what your name is, you are not on the-" Dranok replied, before he felt his trachea compress and his breath left him.
"I didn't ask for excuses. I said talk to him. If he denies my presence than that is his business, but I will not be upheld by a common servant." The man continued coldy, before releasing his grip. It seemed he was one of those talented men. Perhaps his business was important after all.
"I'll speak with him." He said, before shutting the door and heading towards the Master's quarter. He knocked on the door softly to let him know that Dranok was on the other side before speaking.
"Excuse me sir, I am terribly sorry but there is a most insistent man at the door who wishes to see you. He says his name is Warren Valik and that he has some business with you, but I cannot find him anywhere on the list. Shall I call the guards High Councillor?"
[member="Lucien Cordel"]