A P E X
Location: Jungle
Allies: Galactic Alliance, [member="Srina Talon"]
Objective: [member="Darth Metus"] Watches
The flutter of wings.
The humid jungles of Vero reminded the Sith of a second home - Dxun. When his people were forced to, albeit briefly, withdraw from Mandalore, the Blood Moon had become their Haven. Yet, while the world offered reprieve in one hand, it also held dangers in the other. So too was the far flung world that was so vital to the Galactic Alliance's survival. Where promises of kolto, supply lines, and a secure south were offered politically, a quiet danger lurked within its jungles. One that threatened to bore a crevice straight into the skulls of those who wandered too close.
[member="Srina Talon"] now faced that danger.
Darth Metus would not allow her to face it alone.
But...the young Echani was the furthest thing from a child who needed her hand held through the forest. She was a woman who could decimate him in close quarters if push came to shove. But, she was his. His Apprentice. His Friend. His Responsibility. While the majority of his Acolytes were off conducting operations with the support of one another, Srina had quietly slipped away with only one as a support. A Jedi. [member="Aryn Teth"]. And, while the Sith did not know the man personally, he would not put the fate of his charge so easily in his hands.
Thus, officially, Darth Metus was ferrying supplies from Confederate space to Vero to help with the efforts.
Unofficially, a raven raised its wings and plucked at its feathers. Out of its peripheral view, oddly sulfuric eyes could clearly make out the pair wandering through the jungle underbrush. And, while it could not hear the conversation, the view provided enough context as to what was going on. Bodies being investigated? Wandering in the middle of bum-kark-nowhere? They were looking for something or someone. Spreading its wings, the Raven deftly hopped from one branch to the next, satisfied with the state of its wings. It was odd sitting in this form for extended periods of time.
But what was more perplexing was why echoes of Guilt rippled through...Srina?
It was faint. Like picking up a stray signal on one's personal comm, but it was there. Echoing so softly that one might consider it discreet even. Why was this so...why would the Echani feel something so out of place when searching for someone. Or...maybe...
The Sith was suddenly reminded of the dream.
Guilt. Alone with a Jedi searching for something.
Allies: Galactic Alliance, [member="Srina Talon"]
Objective: [member="Darth Metus"] Watches
The flutter of wings.
The humid jungles of Vero reminded the Sith of a second home - Dxun. When his people were forced to, albeit briefly, withdraw from Mandalore, the Blood Moon had become their Haven. Yet, while the world offered reprieve in one hand, it also held dangers in the other. So too was the far flung world that was so vital to the Galactic Alliance's survival. Where promises of kolto, supply lines, and a secure south were offered politically, a quiet danger lurked within its jungles. One that threatened to bore a crevice straight into the skulls of those who wandered too close.
[member="Srina Talon"] now faced that danger.
Darth Metus would not allow her to face it alone.
But...the young Echani was the furthest thing from a child who needed her hand held through the forest. She was a woman who could decimate him in close quarters if push came to shove. But, she was his. His Apprentice. His Friend. His Responsibility. While the majority of his Acolytes were off conducting operations with the support of one another, Srina had quietly slipped away with only one as a support. A Jedi. [member="Aryn Teth"]. And, while the Sith did not know the man personally, he would not put the fate of his charge so easily in his hands.
Thus, officially, Darth Metus was ferrying supplies from Confederate space to Vero to help with the efforts.
Unofficially, a raven raised its wings and plucked at its feathers. Out of its peripheral view, oddly sulfuric eyes could clearly make out the pair wandering through the jungle underbrush. And, while it could not hear the conversation, the view provided enough context as to what was going on. Bodies being investigated? Wandering in the middle of bum-kark-nowhere? They were looking for something or someone. Spreading its wings, the Raven deftly hopped from one branch to the next, satisfied with the state of its wings. It was odd sitting in this form for extended periods of time.
But what was more perplexing was why echoes of Guilt rippled through...Srina?
It was faint. Like picking up a stray signal on one's personal comm, but it was there. Echoing so softly that one might consider it discreet even. Why was this so...why would the Echani feel something so out of place when searching for someone. Or...maybe...
The Sith was suddenly reminded of the dream.
Guilt. Alone with a Jedi searching for something.
Darth Metus watched. Intently.