Ashin Varanin
Professional Enabler
Location: Hangar bay
Objective: Velokification
Allies: [member="Warok the Defiler"] [member="Darth Adekos"]
Enemies: [member="Vulpesen"] [member="Alexandra Lianne Feanor"] [member="Gherron Vael"]
Tic.
Tic.
Tic.
Shkishhh.
It wasn't some wizened Dark Lord's cane rapping a rhythm on the floor, oh no. It was a pair of eight-hundred-credit heels, which the masked woman kicked off as she entered the hangar. She wore her hair bound back; face-sculpters had adjusted her features marginally beneath the black cloth mask; her Dark Side signature was not hidden for once.
For once, she could be Velok again.
She carried a curved lightsabre but, for the moment, she didn't ignite it. Her eyes crinkled in the corners, a heartfelt smile, as she surveyed the fight. The whole place was torn up, and it smelled like burnt Ewok.
She had cultivated only one power of any real significance, and it was one that Masters came to her to learn: the assimilative manipulation of energy. Oh, sometimes that took on the aspect of tutaminis, sometimes it took a darker form, but in the end, energy was energy, and these people were just blazing with it. Really pushing themselves to the limit, on fire with emotion.
Her stomach growled, and she channelled the old hunger. A translucent, writhing yellow ribbon began to take sinuous form, seeking to connect her outstretched left fist with the center of Vulpesen Torrevaso's chest. Force Drain, her specialty, oldest by far of the Sith arts, took a bite out of the excess power he was leaking in his zeal, the distortions accruing around him from his immense effort. True Force Drain wasn't about stealing power for one's own use. It was about a touch of nothingness, a slippery slope into the void -- taking an enemy's power and letting it vanish into entropy, dissolution, a wound. She sought to rip Vulpesen's power away, and, failing that, to reduce it -- numb and tire his mind and body and spirit, challenge and complicate his use of the Force. This was the one thing she did, and she liked it, even if the hunger would never be satisfied.
Objective: Velokification
Allies: [member="Warok the Defiler"] [member="Darth Adekos"]
Enemies: [member="Vulpesen"] [member="Alexandra Lianne Feanor"] [member="Gherron Vael"]
Tic.
Tic.
Tic.
Shkishhh.
It wasn't some wizened Dark Lord's cane rapping a rhythm on the floor, oh no. It was a pair of eight-hundred-credit heels, which the masked woman kicked off as she entered the hangar. She wore her hair bound back; face-sculpters had adjusted her features marginally beneath the black cloth mask; her Dark Side signature was not hidden for once.
For once, she could be Velok again.
She carried a curved lightsabre but, for the moment, she didn't ignite it. Her eyes crinkled in the corners, a heartfelt smile, as she surveyed the fight. The whole place was torn up, and it smelled like burnt Ewok.
She had cultivated only one power of any real significance, and it was one that Masters came to her to learn: the assimilative manipulation of energy. Oh, sometimes that took on the aspect of tutaminis, sometimes it took a darker form, but in the end, energy was energy, and these people were just blazing with it. Really pushing themselves to the limit, on fire with emotion.
Her stomach growled, and she channelled the old hunger. A translucent, writhing yellow ribbon began to take sinuous form, seeking to connect her outstretched left fist with the center of Vulpesen Torrevaso's chest. Force Drain, her specialty, oldest by far of the Sith arts, took a bite out of the excess power he was leaking in his zeal, the distortions accruing around him from his immense effort. True Force Drain wasn't about stealing power for one's own use. It was about a touch of nothingness, a slippery slope into the void -- taking an enemy's power and letting it vanish into entropy, dissolution, a wound. She sought to rip Vulpesen's power away, and, failing that, to reduce it -- numb and tire his mind and body and spirit, challenge and complicate his use of the Force. This was the one thing she did, and she liked it, even if the hunger would never be satisfied.