Darth Veles
Sweet Avreet
The Togruta’s touch worked wonders, as if taking away the Mon Cal’s hate that burned within his heart – while in reality the woman’s touch combined with her wise words spoken in her beautiful voice merely opened the blind anger’s eyes, made it a focused and patient hatred instead of the self-destructive fuel it was. Darth Veles had been separated from the red-skinned Sith Lady for too long, forced to watch the atrocities committed by the One Sith, having to face the cold fact they could not be reformed. And if a slow, subtle change did not work, the Mon Calamari logically wished for an immediate one, a radical change that would ruthlessly carve the One Sith into a perfect being or a rotting corpse.
Anything to stop them and their madness, anything to stop their existence, the major insult to all actual Sith! Only with Zarrah’s help he spotted the ways in between, various paths with balanced subtlety and efficiency. The aging Togruta was right, of course, and Avreet felt more grateful than ever for her guidance, maybe even a bit ashamed for letting his growing frustration narrow his view into one direct tunnel with no other routes to choose from.
“Yes… yes. We must explain to those following the path of the One Sith that their ways are wrong and why. They have to be allowed a chance of seeing their mistakes, correcting themselves before we drive blades through their corrupt hearts in case the infidels fail to see our wisdom. You are right, lady Zarrah, the Covenant has a chance of becoming a bastion of true Sith. Like all good teachers, we need to guide it in the right direction.”
The amphibious Sith Lord nodded a few times with a relieved sigh, a heavy weight’s been lifted from his heart. Calmness and patience ruled over his body and mind once more, suppressing the thoughts of weeding out those undeserving Zarrah’s wisdom. If any of the false Sith forced his hand though, there would be no hesitation from Avreet in ending the weakling’s life. Such was the way of Sith.
“And Grima,” the man started, webbed hands gently took the Togruta’s hand touching his face and brought it close to his lips, delivering another kiss before letting go, “Thank you.”
With that said and done, the amphibian embarked to find his apprentice, wondering what she’s been doing on the ship. Causing mischief, practicing the arts of stealth, both of the activities combined? Following her signature, marching past the crew members who often stopped and saluted the two Sith walking by, Darth Veles strolled through the warship like a silent apparition, his step completely silent, heavy cloak flowing behind as it struggled to follow, gaze hardened and cold. One might occasionally spot the twin curved hilts dangling on his belt, his badge of office. What ordinary men and women serving on the ship did not see was the Sith Lord’s own signature, somewhat darker than usual. Whether the master of stealth and infiltration did this on purpose or not would not be answered, not even after another hallway’s been crossed and his large eyes finally settled on [member="Kendrix"], briefly passing over the others present as well. His long strides stopped and he smiled at the group, [member="Ciara Jevnaker"], [member="Zaria"], [member="Darth Timoris"]. All now had the chance to bask in [member="Darth Zarrah"]'s presence, her perfect signature radiating utter control over the power of the Dark Side.
“Greetings, ladies. Did I interrupt something...?”
Anything to stop them and their madness, anything to stop their existence, the major insult to all actual Sith! Only with Zarrah’s help he spotted the ways in between, various paths with balanced subtlety and efficiency. The aging Togruta was right, of course, and Avreet felt more grateful than ever for her guidance, maybe even a bit ashamed for letting his growing frustration narrow his view into one direct tunnel with no other routes to choose from.
“Yes… yes. We must explain to those following the path of the One Sith that their ways are wrong and why. They have to be allowed a chance of seeing their mistakes, correcting themselves before we drive blades through their corrupt hearts in case the infidels fail to see our wisdom. You are right, lady Zarrah, the Covenant has a chance of becoming a bastion of true Sith. Like all good teachers, we need to guide it in the right direction.”
The amphibious Sith Lord nodded a few times with a relieved sigh, a heavy weight’s been lifted from his heart. Calmness and patience ruled over his body and mind once more, suppressing the thoughts of weeding out those undeserving Zarrah’s wisdom. If any of the false Sith forced his hand though, there would be no hesitation from Avreet in ending the weakling’s life. Such was the way of Sith.
“And Grima,” the man started, webbed hands gently took the Togruta’s hand touching his face and brought it close to his lips, delivering another kiss before letting go, “Thank you.”
With that said and done, the amphibian embarked to find his apprentice, wondering what she’s been doing on the ship. Causing mischief, practicing the arts of stealth, both of the activities combined? Following her signature, marching past the crew members who often stopped and saluted the two Sith walking by, Darth Veles strolled through the warship like a silent apparition, his step completely silent, heavy cloak flowing behind as it struggled to follow, gaze hardened and cold. One might occasionally spot the twin curved hilts dangling on his belt, his badge of office. What ordinary men and women serving on the ship did not see was the Sith Lord’s own signature, somewhat darker than usual. Whether the master of stealth and infiltration did this on purpose or not would not be answered, not even after another hallway’s been crossed and his large eyes finally settled on [member="Kendrix"], briefly passing over the others present as well. His long strides stopped and he smiled at the group, [member="Ciara Jevnaker"], [member="Zaria"], [member="Darth Timoris"]. All now had the chance to bask in [member="Darth Zarrah"]'s presence, her perfect signature radiating utter control over the power of the Dark Side.
“Greetings, ladies. Did I interrupt something...?”