Darth Veles
Sweet Avreet
“I see.”
Disappointment and perhaps even hints of irritation stole into his voice. He could not understand the refusal – it angered him, even, to see a Sith denying his offer as if he had talked about worthless junk and not a holocron filled with plethora of information. Slowly, Darth Veles nodded to display understanding of their current situation. While not satisfied with the result, he understood what needed to be done. Always a survivor, he’d do whatever was necessary to live through this battle, whether it cost [member="Taeli Raaf"] her life or not. Preferably not – he hated the thought of sending vital, priceless knowledge down the Void’s pits alongside the Sith lady.
“Oh well.”
A heavy, resigned sigh followed, and he stood up, both hand slipping back under the heavy cloak. Darth Veles opted to not go in just yet. No attack followed his words, only a few steps back as he carefully measured the distance. Frowning slightly once Arcanix’ purple blade flared to life, the Sith lord finally called upon the dark side to bless him with strength for what was to come. Burning through the reserves of anger, he felt it filling his body with raw energy.
“Do you know what happened to Corvus, Taeli?” Darth Veles questioned slyly, purposely calling the woman by her real name rather than the title.
The mention of Corvus was no mistake either, tossed in there to imbalance the woman’s inner currents and catch her off guard. Keeping both hands beneath the midnight hued robe, the master assassin discreetly coiled a noose of crushing telekinetic energy around his raven-haired opponent’s neck, dealing her the same as he had delivered to the former admiral. If successful, it would strangle the woman, denying blood its passage through the Jedi’s neck and rendering her unconscious through a temporary hypoxia without bringing death.
Disappointment and perhaps even hints of irritation stole into his voice. He could not understand the refusal – it angered him, even, to see a Sith denying his offer as if he had talked about worthless junk and not a holocron filled with plethora of information. Slowly, Darth Veles nodded to display understanding of their current situation. While not satisfied with the result, he understood what needed to be done. Always a survivor, he’d do whatever was necessary to live through this battle, whether it cost [member="Taeli Raaf"] her life or not. Preferably not – he hated the thought of sending vital, priceless knowledge down the Void’s pits alongside the Sith lady.
“Oh well.”
A heavy, resigned sigh followed, and he stood up, both hand slipping back under the heavy cloak. Darth Veles opted to not go in just yet. No attack followed his words, only a few steps back as he carefully measured the distance. Frowning slightly once Arcanix’ purple blade flared to life, the Sith lord finally called upon the dark side to bless him with strength for what was to come. Burning through the reserves of anger, he felt it filling his body with raw energy.
“Do you know what happened to Corvus, Taeli?” Darth Veles questioned slyly, purposely calling the woman by her real name rather than the title.
The mention of Corvus was no mistake either, tossed in there to imbalance the woman’s inner currents and catch her off guard. Keeping both hands beneath the midnight hued robe, the master assassin discreetly coiled a noose of crushing telekinetic energy around his raven-haired opponent’s neck, dealing her the same as he had delivered to the former admiral. If successful, it would strangle the woman, denying blood its passage through the Jedi’s neck and rendering her unconscious through a temporary hypoxia without bringing death.