Exagora, Ruins of Eleadar
It had been a six weeks since the Matador received a transmission from his new business associate detailing a hit on [member="Veiere Arenais"] in that time, he had studied his target. He had came to the conclusion that this target was, not like any other he had fought before. Beyond, any he had fought before. A true challenge.
The Matador studied Veiere scrupulously, trying to understand his opponent. He was a man twenty years his elder and a scholar of the force and a Jedi Master. Not only that, but a King of the people of Commenor. He would be impossible to attack within his own territory, and would likely have many Commenor forces alongside him if he ventured far beyond Commenor territory.
The Matador, knew how beneficial this compensation he was promised would be to his people. But even more so he was interested in facing an opponent worth his mettle, he had heard of various accomplishments from the mouths of many, holo-recordings of citizens or publicised reports that detailed his performances. It intrigued him, to kill a King he doubted would be an easy task. But easy was not his way of existence.
The Matador was aware of tour groups that visited the ruins, taking in the spectacle as he had himself upon his first arrival. Quintuple towers forever lingering in the air in this great open tundra, their lower levels had begun to shatter, the low gravity of the area holding the debris in the air. It looked like a moment frozen in time, as if the towers had exploded at their base and the debris had been held in suspense, it was truly something. However, over time the spectacle became a novelty for him as he reoccurred his appearances. He wished to spread a rumour, wearing a ragged black cloak wrapped half hazard around his armour, hiding within the shattered towers just within sight of tourists. He waited until the rumour had begun to spread, and people began to fill the touring buses as it appeared a black robed spirit had begun to stalk the ruins.
The red shine of his thick scaled Beskar plate, would almost ensure the rumour of a dark side spirit spreading. However, a week had passed and no site of the King. The Matador meditated, awaiting the arrival of the fifth and usually busiest tourist shuttle. He focused on his darker emotions, and raised his hands in a theatrical manner. He closed his eyes, feeling the shards of the buildings floating loosely in their low gravity. He tore them from their positions in a vicious whirlwind of force energy, the splinters crashing into the sides of the other towers and splintering off small pieces of concrete and metal. The shuttle burst in the other direction, fleeing the site of the whirlwind. They believed a dark spirit had been summoned to attack the ancient towers. A phenomenon on top of a phenomenon. Perhaps that would draw the King.
The Matador dropped down his arms, his palms falling flat in the dirt beneath him. The spectacle had drained him for a moment. The Matador let out a low breath, his helmet echoing the sound with a robotic and mechanical tinge. The Matador rose to his feet, and moved to one of the floating pieces of spiral staircase floating in the air, barely connected to the upper building. He rose himself easily, and sat with his leg arched up in front of him, leaning back into metal staircase. It was, comfortable to him. It felt much better than what he had been accustomed to as a child. He rested, he new he'd need his strength. Something in his stomach told him that Veiere would not be able to resist his curiosity. An idle king must come out of his kingdom every once in a while.
The Matador fell into a sort of meditation, his mind and body resting in a anticipation.