Kruel Zing
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Sitting in the pilots chair of my ship the Mynock’s Vengeance I took another sip from the Tihaar I had smuggled off Mandalore centuries ago. It was now extremely aged and that only made it taste better. Every sip of the liquor caused a singeing feeling in my mouth and throat. This stuff could possible remove carbon scoring from the side of my ship if I used it. The thought made me chuckle. As much as I hated the culture of warriors they made some great alcohol. I’d be sure to get the recipe before I kill them this time around. They say you aren’t supposed to drink and fly but what was the point of an autopilot if to not fly for you? The Mynock’s Vengeance had needed so many repairs when I had finally booted it that it nearly hadn’t been for saving. However, it had been Dal’s I would never throw away the gift he had so generously gave me. The boy he had barely knew but had decided to train in the ways of hunting.
Staring out at the swirling blue patterns of hyperspace I smiled. Tales spoke of one going insane if they looked into hyperspace for too long, but I had never experienced it. Once I thought it was completely horrifying staring out into the vastness, but now it was comforting. Klaxons went off signaling the exit from hyperspace. “Bout time.” I slurred. In the viewscreen the pattern blurred into strings of light before solidifying into stars. Before me sat Krayiss Two, a planet that had once been held by the sith. Now nothing but a world that many went to in hopes of exploring the massive library that had once been the largest the Sith had ever held. I knew why I was coming, why my fellow Sith had chosen to come was beyond me. Down on that planet the library held secrets that could possibly ascend what any modern day Sith practiced.
Staring at the planet I suddenly felt a scream in the force. Its shrill tone chilled me to my core. It was as though someone on the planet had just met a fate worse than death. It echoed in the force, a plea of help. Hand tightening on the steering yolk my knuckles turned silver. Just what were we all flying into? I was so focused on the scream and the hammering of my heart I didn’t realize we were already within the planets atmosphere. Flicking on the coms I called to my allies. “On the final approach…” Stopping I wondered whether I should mention what else I had felt but didn’t want to seem weak or scared.
“Did any of you just feel a disturbance?”
Staring out at the swirling blue patterns of hyperspace I smiled. Tales spoke of one going insane if they looked into hyperspace for too long, but I had never experienced it. Once I thought it was completely horrifying staring out into the vastness, but now it was comforting. Klaxons went off signaling the exit from hyperspace. “Bout time.” I slurred. In the viewscreen the pattern blurred into strings of light before solidifying into stars. Before me sat Krayiss Two, a planet that had once been held by the sith. Now nothing but a world that many went to in hopes of exploring the massive library that had once been the largest the Sith had ever held. I knew why I was coming, why my fellow Sith had chosen to come was beyond me. Down on that planet the library held secrets that could possibly ascend what any modern day Sith practiced.
Staring at the planet I suddenly felt a scream in the force. Its shrill tone chilled me to my core. It was as though someone on the planet had just met a fate worse than death. It echoed in the force, a plea of help. Hand tightening on the steering yolk my knuckles turned silver. Just what were we all flying into? I was so focused on the scream and the hammering of my heart I didn’t realize we were already within the planets atmosphere. Flicking on the coms I called to my allies. “On the final approach…” Stopping I wondered whether I should mention what else I had felt but didn’t want to seem weak or scared.
“Did any of you just feel a disturbance?”