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It was the fourth day after the Battle of Exegol, since the cleansing of his only home and the ruin of his warlord master, and Danton was waiting to die.
He stood inside the barren cell, hands clasped at his back, purpled with bruises and stained in dried blood. His blood. How and why he was still alive, he'd no idea. All he could remember was trying to escape from the Wall of Light that had threatened to consume the planet, and then, nothing but black.
Your name is Danton, he murmured, as if every word he spoke was what kept him sane. You are a servant of Darth Hakan. You are the last of the Maw. You have not yet lost.
Over and over, he repeated those words to himself. A mantra. Danton was only pulled from his reverie when he felt her—a presence he hadn't felt since that accursed Light had swallowed Exegol. He didn't let himself flinch. Instead, he kept his eyes forward, staring at the bare-faced wall of his cell, listening as their footsteps approached.
He could feel them watching the back of his neck. He could feel their intentions like a dagger at his throat.
Would his death be quick? Would it be painful?
Danton finally turned, feeling his heart burn at the sight of them. Hate was an old friend. It helped make him forget the ache in his muscles, the ringing in his ears and the voices at the back of his skull. Looking at the Jedi before him, he could feel it returning to him, a thunderbolt of pure and electrifying hatred.
"You," he said at last, his voice dripping with venom.
He stood inside the barren cell, hands clasped at his back, purpled with bruises and stained in dried blood. His blood. How and why he was still alive, he'd no idea. All he could remember was trying to escape from the Wall of Light that had threatened to consume the planet, and then, nothing but black.
Your name is Danton, he murmured, as if every word he spoke was what kept him sane. You are a servant of Darth Hakan. You are the last of the Maw. You have not yet lost.
Over and over, he repeated those words to himself. A mantra. Danton was only pulled from his reverie when he felt her—a presence he hadn't felt since that accursed Light had swallowed Exegol. He didn't let himself flinch. Instead, he kept his eyes forward, staring at the bare-faced wall of his cell, listening as their footsteps approached.
He could feel them watching the back of his neck. He could feel their intentions like a dagger at his throat.
Would his death be quick? Would it be painful?
Danton finally turned, feeling his heart burn at the sight of them. Hate was an old friend. It helped make him forget the ache in his muscles, the ringing in his ears and the voices at the back of his skull. Looking at the Jedi before him, he could feel it returning to him, a thunderbolt of pure and electrifying hatred.
"You," he said at last, his voice dripping with venom.