Vrak Nashar
Character
[member="Seraphina Shel'tah"]
"You cannot." He told her simply as he removed the last of her armor, pulling it away and dropping it to the floor before leaning forward and kissing her neck.
"A kaggath is sacred." Perhaps she would find all of this laughable, but Sith culture wasn't easy to follow. This was something they had been raised in, something that they had learned from their fathers and ancestors. One couldn't deny a Kaggath. "If you turn the Kaggath down, ignore it, other Sith are supposed to shun you for it. You forfeit automatically and your life is either taken or your name is stricken from all records. You become a ghost."
He frowned for a moment as he pushed her back into the bed.
"A Kaggath is fought with armies, intelligence, everything. So stabbing him in his sleep is more than fair." He mused for a moment.
"Still, I'm unsure if I could defeat Berilin in one." His hand slowly floated over her stomach as he considered, palm flattening as his fingers brushed over her skin and slid lower. "He's spent centuries building up his little armies."
And Vrak had none to speak of.
"You cannot." He told her simply as he removed the last of her armor, pulling it away and dropping it to the floor before leaning forward and kissing her neck.
"A kaggath is sacred." Perhaps she would find all of this laughable, but Sith culture wasn't easy to follow. This was something they had been raised in, something that they had learned from their fathers and ancestors. One couldn't deny a Kaggath. "If you turn the Kaggath down, ignore it, other Sith are supposed to shun you for it. You forfeit automatically and your life is either taken or your name is stricken from all records. You become a ghost."
He frowned for a moment as he pushed her back into the bed.
"A Kaggath is fought with armies, intelligence, everything. So stabbing him in his sleep is more than fair." He mused for a moment.
"Still, I'm unsure if I could defeat Berilin in one." His hand slowly floated over her stomach as he considered, palm flattening as his fingers brushed over her skin and slid lower. "He's spent centuries building up his little armies."
And Vrak had none to speak of.