Shaddi
King of Shawken
Location: Fresia Galactic Grid coordinates: K-10
Planetary Location: The temple of Pain
Physical location: The Eternal Library
He had been awake for how long now? hours, days? It didn't matter he was immersed in books on either the ancient sith language to increase his knowledge of the language and on sorcery and alchemy. Bags had formed under his eyes as he poured over yet another tome infused with the force to be clear in his sight. Around the table he had chosen to use were stacks of force infused books creating something similar to a child's fortress when at play. At his side lay three Tuk'ata, bored into sleep at their masters endless search and devouring of knowledge.
As he read through the latest of the tomes which like most of them only described what a spell did not how to actually use it or apply it, the ancient lords were dicks to be certain. So jealously hoarding their secretes away from their enemies that it made it hard for future generations to learn anything usable from their texts and tomes. It was in this state of mind that T'zanith leaned forwards and fell into the grip of sleep that had for so long tried to sink it's claws into his mind that it was a welcomed sensation at this point, and so blissful sleep took over.
He didn't know how much time had passed when he finally woke up, an acolyte poking his shoulder and asking for one of the books in his stack for reading. The library had been nearly empty when he fell asleep, now it was bustling with quite activity of students and teachers searching for a tidbit of knowledge for their next class. With a silent rumble in his throat T'zanith leaned up and rubbed his temple as he handed the acolyte the book he was asking for, the force energy dissipated from his books told him that he had gotten at least a good six hours of sleep. Looking to his side he saw his Tuk'ata had run of, most likely to get some food or entertain themselves in the wild outside the temple.
He put in a request for one of the foremost lords in sorcery and alchemy to teach him, he could only hope the price for such a lesson wouldn't be to costly to him. Standing up he got ready to clean up when he noticed ahead of him three acolytes at the ages of around 14-16 in his opinion reading through the books on alchemy and sorcery of Karness murr, his personal books. "Kam dary j'us minti j'us buti dary?" He said his tone calm yet it gave a hint of venom and annoyance.
He had noticed that he had begun to speak the ancient sith language when he was frustrated or annoyed with increasing frequency. The students looked up with a start as he spoke, most likely grown so complacent that he was asleep that they hadn't bothered keeping watch. "O-uuuhhh..." One began to stammer of the three women before him. "We saw these in your stack and decided to read through it, this is a library and all of these books are available." Another said accusingly at him.
"True but those are mine, they are not from this library." He replied in a calm yet murderous tone causing the girl to shrink behind her friends in fear of him. "What do you think you are doing?! Those are my students acolyte stop terrorizing them." A pudgy little man said as he came bounding through the small crowd forming around them, he was an instructor, one of the failed knights that would only be of use as teachers instead of actual sith.
"I am no acolyte... Instructor." T'zanith replied calmly back to him but the way he said Instructor made it sound like he was already strangling the pudgy little man. As proof he pulled his robes neck to the side to reveal the mark of darkness on his left collar bone that marked him as a knight. The girls quickly handed him his books back in respectful manners and hurried away as the pudgy man herded them away from T'zanith. He however simply placed his books into his satchel and sat back into his seat with a loud sigh, when was that teacher coming? He thought as he leaned his head back and stared into the celing then closed off his sight and stopped all use of the force, intended or subconscious, and felt the wave of blissful reliese for a few moments. Then he heard footsteps oddly close behind him and opened his eyes again in the force, he wished he hadn't opened his eyes that fast. "Dujikri!"
He cried out as the illumination of a lord hit his sight and he reeled from the brightness of it and leaned forwards, rubbing his eyes a little before he looked back at the sith lord standing there behind him.
[member="Darth Praelior"]
Sith language translation
Dujikri «Damn»
Kam dary j'us minti j'us buti dary? «What do you think you are doing?»
Planetary Location: The temple of Pain
Physical location: The Eternal Library
He had been awake for how long now? hours, days? It didn't matter he was immersed in books on either the ancient sith language to increase his knowledge of the language and on sorcery and alchemy. Bags had formed under his eyes as he poured over yet another tome infused with the force to be clear in his sight. Around the table he had chosen to use were stacks of force infused books creating something similar to a child's fortress when at play. At his side lay three Tuk'ata, bored into sleep at their masters endless search and devouring of knowledge.
As he read through the latest of the tomes which like most of them only described what a spell did not how to actually use it or apply it, the ancient lords were dicks to be certain. So jealously hoarding their secretes away from their enemies that it made it hard for future generations to learn anything usable from their texts and tomes. It was in this state of mind that T'zanith leaned forwards and fell into the grip of sleep that had for so long tried to sink it's claws into his mind that it was a welcomed sensation at this point, and so blissful sleep took over.
He didn't know how much time had passed when he finally woke up, an acolyte poking his shoulder and asking for one of the books in his stack for reading. The library had been nearly empty when he fell asleep, now it was bustling with quite activity of students and teachers searching for a tidbit of knowledge for their next class. With a silent rumble in his throat T'zanith leaned up and rubbed his temple as he handed the acolyte the book he was asking for, the force energy dissipated from his books told him that he had gotten at least a good six hours of sleep. Looking to his side he saw his Tuk'ata had run of, most likely to get some food or entertain themselves in the wild outside the temple.
He put in a request for one of the foremost lords in sorcery and alchemy to teach him, he could only hope the price for such a lesson wouldn't be to costly to him. Standing up he got ready to clean up when he noticed ahead of him three acolytes at the ages of around 14-16 in his opinion reading through the books on alchemy and sorcery of Karness murr, his personal books. "Kam dary j'us minti j'us buti dary?" He said his tone calm yet it gave a hint of venom and annoyance.
He had noticed that he had begun to speak the ancient sith language when he was frustrated or annoyed with increasing frequency. The students looked up with a start as he spoke, most likely grown so complacent that he was asleep that they hadn't bothered keeping watch. "O-uuuhhh..." One began to stammer of the three women before him. "We saw these in your stack and decided to read through it, this is a library and all of these books are available." Another said accusingly at him.
"True but those are mine, they are not from this library." He replied in a calm yet murderous tone causing the girl to shrink behind her friends in fear of him. "What do you think you are doing?! Those are my students acolyte stop terrorizing them." A pudgy little man said as he came bounding through the small crowd forming around them, he was an instructor, one of the failed knights that would only be of use as teachers instead of actual sith.
"I am no acolyte... Instructor." T'zanith replied calmly back to him but the way he said Instructor made it sound like he was already strangling the pudgy little man. As proof he pulled his robes neck to the side to reveal the mark of darkness on his left collar bone that marked him as a knight. The girls quickly handed him his books back in respectful manners and hurried away as the pudgy man herded them away from T'zanith. He however simply placed his books into his satchel and sat back into his seat with a loud sigh, when was that teacher coming? He thought as he leaned his head back and stared into the celing then closed off his sight and stopped all use of the force, intended or subconscious, and felt the wave of blissful reliese for a few moments. Then he heard footsteps oddly close behind him and opened his eyes again in the force, he wished he hadn't opened his eyes that fast. "Dujikri!"
He cried out as the illumination of a lord hit his sight and he reeled from the brightness of it and leaned forwards, rubbing his eyes a little before he looked back at the sith lord standing there behind him.
[member="Darth Praelior"]
Sith language translation
Dujikri «Damn»
Kam dary j'us minti j'us buti dary? «What do you think you are doing?»