Jedi Sorcerer
Objective II: Regicide
Location: Ossus Temple Courtyard
Equipment: Armor | Lightsaber | Energy Bow | Bracelet
“Isn’t Thesh a letter of the alphabet? Did your parents have too many kids or something that they just started lettering you instead of naming you—?” Starlin was saying when Thirdas opened the door. Through the crack, Starlin glimpsed a pair of eyes that looked sorta familiar. Maybe a family resemblance?
At Thirdas’ question, he considered making up a story and passing Thesh off as a Jedi, but quickly decided against it. Lying wasn’t one of his strong suits, and among Force Users he was even worse at it. They could see right through him. Instead, his best bet was to be absolutely, completely truthful. Painfully honest, even.
“This here’s Thesh,” he began, putting his arm around the Sith acolyte’s shoulders as though they were old friends. “I found him wandering around the battlefield like a lost puppy, all alone. I stopped him, but rather than attacking me, we got to talking. He’s very upset about the younglings being in danger, so I said why’d you come and invade us if you don’t want innocents getting hurt? Anyway, we tussled briefly, I tickled him to get him to lighten up a little, and now we’re brothers for the day. Or at least as long as it takes to get the kids to safety. Then we’ve arranged for a duel at high noon or whatever, cause he has to be able to go home to his master and say ‘I tried’.”
Starlin looked at Thesh. “He says the Sith army isn’t attacking from the southern side. I believe him.”
Location: Ossus Temple Courtyard
Equipment: Armor | Lightsaber | Energy Bow | Bracelet
“Isn’t Thesh a letter of the alphabet? Did your parents have too many kids or something that they just started lettering you instead of naming you—?” Starlin was saying when Thirdas opened the door. Through the crack, Starlin glimpsed a pair of eyes that looked sorta familiar. Maybe a family resemblance?
At Thirdas’ question, he considered making up a story and passing Thesh off as a Jedi, but quickly decided against it. Lying wasn’t one of his strong suits, and among Force Users he was even worse at it. They could see right through him. Instead, his best bet was to be absolutely, completely truthful. Painfully honest, even.
“This here’s Thesh,” he began, putting his arm around the Sith acolyte’s shoulders as though they were old friends. “I found him wandering around the battlefield like a lost puppy, all alone. I stopped him, but rather than attacking me, we got to talking. He’s very upset about the younglings being in danger, so I said why’d you come and invade us if you don’t want innocents getting hurt? Anyway, we tussled briefly, I tickled him to get him to lighten up a little, and now we’re brothers for the day. Or at least as long as it takes to get the kids to safety. Then we’ve arranged for a duel at high noon or whatever, cause he has to be able to go home to his master and say ‘I tried’.”
Starlin looked at Thesh. “He says the Sith army isn’t attacking from the southern side. I believe him.”