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Lord Sibilus had immediately returned to Panatha after his business on Muunilinst, awaiting the return of a newfound prospect from the banking world. He was old, older than he would have preferred for a new apprentice, but the Lord of Order was far from one to shirk from a challenge. He would have to break him, discover his deepest fears, scope out every twist and turn of his labyrinthine memory and unravel it. Torture it. Only then would he reassemble him as a tool for the Sith Empire, for Darth Sibilus. And what better place to begin that process? A place where the ground itself trembles in fear of the fire; the air thick with ash and brim and terror.
When the Muun would begin his search, Sibilus did not know. When he would find him, even, remained obscured by the Force. It wasn't for the Epicanthix to delve into the future with certainty, his precognitive abilities had always been just out off-mastery, but he knew that he would come. One day. And so, preparations were set in order. If Darth Argentum wished to parley with his new Master, he would have to prove his strength and cunning to the Sith Lord through a series of challenges. Only with his passing would Sibilus' interest truly pique.
The day had come, the Force finally giving him clairvoyance enough to predict his arrival. It seemed he had found the Sith Lord, awaiting him on his homeworld of Panatha. With this information, he trekked alone through the worn paths of Mount. Viryzeyr, a stratovolcano of over 2000 metres, shaking the ground with apocalyptic might as magma, ash and fire burst forth from the volcano with the hatred of Nereus himself. The volcano mirrored the Epicanthix people; ancient folklore spoke of how Nereus, the God of all Gods crafted the holy site from the same clay and stone as he made the Epicanthix and the two shared a connection. War, destruction and power.
Darth Sibilus was near the crater of the mountain, his robes tattered and burning from the arduous ascent to the peak. The air was thick with sulphur and poison, but the Force sustained his lungs. His skin was blackened by ash, burnt by stray embers. Here, he meditated on the Dark Side, levitating several feet above the air, legs crossed, rotating slowly. He was completely engulfed in the Force, the rhythmic rocking of the earth not a concern for the Sith. This time, he was not dressed as an Epicanthix, but as a Sith. His robes were black, a simple tunic with thick rancor leather boots and assorted trinkets on his utility belt. No lightsaber hung from it, and his hair tumbled down to his shoulders, whipping around in the thick, boiling hot air. It would be some feat for the Muun to disturb his meditation upon the mountain.
When the Muun would begin his search, Sibilus did not know. When he would find him, even, remained obscured by the Force. It wasn't for the Epicanthix to delve into the future with certainty, his precognitive abilities had always been just out off-mastery, but he knew that he would come. One day. And so, preparations were set in order. If Darth Argentum wished to parley with his new Master, he would have to prove his strength and cunning to the Sith Lord through a series of challenges. Only with his passing would Sibilus' interest truly pique.
The day had come, the Force finally giving him clairvoyance enough to predict his arrival. It seemed he had found the Sith Lord, awaiting him on his homeworld of Panatha. With this information, he trekked alone through the worn paths of Mount. Viryzeyr, a stratovolcano of over 2000 metres, shaking the ground with apocalyptic might as magma, ash and fire burst forth from the volcano with the hatred of Nereus himself. The volcano mirrored the Epicanthix people; ancient folklore spoke of how Nereus, the God of all Gods crafted the holy site from the same clay and stone as he made the Epicanthix and the two shared a connection. War, destruction and power.
Darth Sibilus was near the crater of the mountain, his robes tattered and burning from the arduous ascent to the peak. The air was thick with sulphur and poison, but the Force sustained his lungs. His skin was blackened by ash, burnt by stray embers. Here, he meditated on the Dark Side, levitating several feet above the air, legs crossed, rotating slowly. He was completely engulfed in the Force, the rhythmic rocking of the earth not a concern for the Sith. This time, he was not dressed as an Epicanthix, but as a Sith. His robes were black, a simple tunic with thick rancor leather boots and assorted trinkets on his utility belt. No lightsaber hung from it, and his hair tumbled down to his shoulders, whipping around in the thick, boiling hot air. It would be some feat for the Muun to disturb his meditation upon the mountain.