Akhilleus
King of Makrosia
Hoth a world with an unbearable chill to it, at least for the more mundane beings of the galaxy. Feet crunching through the snow Akhilleus looked up to the sky his golden eyes watching for the arrival of his apprentice. Being apart of the Silver Sanctum many would think that the training would take place at the Voss temple... NO! Akhilleus' apprentice would not be pampered by the jedi, he would not let his apprentice become complacent and weak. Akhilleus planned to tear Richel down and build him back up into a force user to be feared by the Sith. A weapon that could fight alongside him in the days, months, maybe even years to come. Black and crimson hair whipping wildly in the gusts of Hoth's weather Akhilleus didn't even budge. Nor did a shiver retreat down his spine, all the dark jedi wore was a thin jacket and a pair of black pants. It was all he needed as the force provided everything else.
What made you take an apprentice? Still trying to follow in your brothers steps? Akhilleus questioned himself not quite sure in his decision to waste time that could be spent hunting down Nikias' past enemies training a padawan. But deep down Akhilleus knew why, if his endeavor to avenge Nikias failed he wanted at least one person he could pass the legacy of the Hellyni on to. There were no more blood members of the royal Makrosian family and no one else to carry out their revenge if Akhilleus failed. Richel would be his insurance policy, but there was also something different about the privateer. While Richel was older than Akhilleus by quite a few years his mind was still like a sponge and could be taught and molded.
Yes Akhilleus had made the right choice in picking the environment that Richel would be introduced to the force. While training the mind and meditations were important one must also train the body and get rid of the writ responses bred in them. They needed to be broken and only after that could a truly different person rise from the remains. If Richel couldn't handle the training he would die out here.
[member="Richel Dontez"]
What made you take an apprentice? Still trying to follow in your brothers steps? Akhilleus questioned himself not quite sure in his decision to waste time that could be spent hunting down Nikias' past enemies training a padawan. But deep down Akhilleus knew why, if his endeavor to avenge Nikias failed he wanted at least one person he could pass the legacy of the Hellyni on to. There were no more blood members of the royal Makrosian family and no one else to carry out their revenge if Akhilleus failed. Richel would be his insurance policy, but there was also something different about the privateer. While Richel was older than Akhilleus by quite a few years his mind was still like a sponge and could be taught and molded.
Yes Akhilleus had made the right choice in picking the environment that Richel would be introduced to the force. While training the mind and meditations were important one must also train the body and get rid of the writ responses bred in them. They needed to be broken and only after that could a truly different person rise from the remains. If Richel couldn't handle the training he would die out here.
[member="Richel Dontez"]