S P I N D L Y
Benûwia Antares / Darth Xanesh / Ireria Antares
Sith sorcerer, alchemist, historian
Equipment: -
Tag(s): Darth Carnifex
Days have passed since she was captured; she has since been a guest alone in this cell. She can’t tell exactly where she is, too much time has passed. Thanks to the slave’s memories she knew the date, ABY 860, but she didn’t know what it meant exactly. What happened in 0, and when it was compared to the date of her own birth. Too much question and no answer. Since the soldiers captured her she has not met anyone, just a droid, who brings her food twice or thrice in a day. She had spent most of her time in the form of Xanesh, she tried to reach out to the Force, to use it to discover the area, but this time this didn’t help her.
She felt the same thing as a Force Ghost, she was still on Dromund Kaas, provided the planet was still called that. Xanesh spent most of her days meditating, and training. She still had to get used to the child's body. Well, the slave was not a child, she was an adult, but compared to her, the slave had only a child. And since her new host was only an ignorant slave, the woman knew nothing of this new world, the whole thing was pathetic. However, Xanesh had enough patience not to start shouting, screaming that she wanted to see a sufficiently high-ranking officer, or ruler, or a Sith if they had not died out or disappeared over the millennia.
However, it was strange that no one had yet come to interrogate or even torture her for information. In fact, there were no windows in the room, so she could only guess the passage of time based on the long experience of her life. She guessed for two or three days, guessing how often the droid brought food and drink to her. At least they didn't forget she was here. She knows – at least she guessed – they are watching her, she was sure there was some camera in the cell or in the corridor that could see her. But then what are they waiting for?
When she finished her meditation she opened her eyes. Xanesh was still alone; she heard nothing from the corridor, no other prisoners, no guards, and no droids. She was accustomed to loneliness thousands of years ago, but now that she had resurrected and came back to life she wanted to interact, that's why silence was both reassuring and annoying. Nothing still happened, so he decided to continue meditating. She was a model of patience, so if she had to wait a few more days, she would not die again. But she hoped that someone would finally arrive and they did not force her to wait.
After all, she was not one but two Sith lords... at least for once, a long time ago.
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