Rusken Shaxx
High-Knight
This was a fine moment of victory, yet not large enough for a Force user. A milestone for a squad of commandos, but nothing compared to the endeavors of what the Force could really accomplish in war. Zius looked upon the landscape of the midst of chaos and burning structures, detrimental to the lives that called this planet home, but a reaping for the ones who come to demolish. Hellfire was the way, and no heavenly peace would keep the dark clad man from killing in the name of fulfillment.
"This felt almost too easy, and by the looks of things, almost rather peculiar. What are your thoughts on all this?"
He looked to @Alen Na'Varro with his query, wishing to ascertain his honest opinion. This man was highly respectable already, regardless of lacking knowledge about who he was or what he's done. It felt good to fight alongside an ally, especially another of the Force. After his moment of questioning and wonder, he looked back down to @[member="Kitt Solo"] and gave a deep nod of acknowledgement. Watching the loyal commandos around her obey orders. In a way, it felt like the Empire and it's galactic conquest of vampirism; sucking planets dry of beneficiary assets and asserting dominance. But this was better, more interactive. He liked the Fringe, and not a moment went by where his mind was phased by the past or similarities.
"This felt almost too easy, and by the looks of things, almost rather peculiar. What are your thoughts on all this?"
He looked to @Alen Na'Varro with his query, wishing to ascertain his honest opinion. This man was highly respectable already, regardless of lacking knowledge about who he was or what he's done. It felt good to fight alongside an ally, especially another of the Force. After his moment of questioning and wonder, he looked back down to @[member="Kitt Solo"] and gave a deep nod of acknowledgement. Watching the loyal commandos around her obey orders. In a way, it felt like the Empire and it's galactic conquest of vampirism; sucking planets dry of beneficiary assets and asserting dominance. But this was better, more interactive. He liked the Fringe, and not a moment went by where his mind was phased by the past or similarities.