Vrak Nashar
Character
[member="Seraphina Shel'tah"]
"Paranoia doesn't suit you." Vrak said as they wandered over the landing pad and into the building, immediately taking a left towards a large doorway at the end of the hall. On the opposite end was a turbo-lift, though other than that the hallway was unadorned.
"We arrived in a stealth ship." He reminded her. "No one is aware that you are with me."
His servants were completely loyal, and no one else had seen him take Sera back to the warehouse. If these people did know, that meant they were omniscient and he had a lot more to worry about his future endeavors than he'd thought.
"You are far too intelligent to let fear get the better of you." Vrak told her as his hand slipped onto the handles of the doors in front of them and pushed them open. The room beyond the doorway was a massively open living room. There was a window that stretched almost the entire length of the room, though blinds were now covering it. To the left was a kitchen and to the right a hall that likely lead to several bedrooms.
Ornate decorations hung from the wall, everything from blades to beautiful landscape portraits that seemed to fit the decor almost perfectly.
"Paranoia doesn't suit you." Vrak said as they wandered over the landing pad and into the building, immediately taking a left towards a large doorway at the end of the hall. On the opposite end was a turbo-lift, though other than that the hallway was unadorned.
"We arrived in a stealth ship." He reminded her. "No one is aware that you are with me."
His servants were completely loyal, and no one else had seen him take Sera back to the warehouse. If these people did know, that meant they were omniscient and he had a lot more to worry about his future endeavors than he'd thought.
"You are far too intelligent to let fear get the better of you." Vrak told her as his hand slipped onto the handles of the doors in front of them and pushed them open. The room beyond the doorway was a massively open living room. There was a window that stretched almost the entire length of the room, though blinds were now covering it. To the left was a kitchen and to the right a hall that likely lead to several bedrooms.
Ornate decorations hung from the wall, everything from blades to beautiful landscape portraits that seemed to fit the decor almost perfectly.