Xzaien
Catharian Autocrat
Lehon, Rakata Prime. The Capitol of Revan's Sith Empire. This unknown world has gone by many names throughout the millennia. Found, forgotten, and then found again a decade ago by Pirates seeking their fortune. The planet itself had an extremely old history. Being one of triumph, failure, and then defeat. The Rakata on-planet were all but wiped out thanks to Valkorion millennia prior. A species extinct, but their home-world still remaining. Forever scarred with the remnants of great galactic wars long since passed. Even from orbit, three massive spires were visible, sticking up into low orbit. Parts of an ancient vessel no doubt. Long since entombed in the jungles and beaches of Lehon. The mark of Revan was visible, even above the sun that Lehon orbited. The ruins of the Star Forge lay dormant. Long cursed to forever be a beacon of Sith ambitions and what they could potentially end as. The remains of Revan's fleet, also stood. Ripped to shreds, and destroyed. Never picked over by scavengers and dooming their hulks to forever remain in space as a reminder.
The surface of Lehon weren't that different. Scattered across its surface, the remains of Old Republic Cruisers, and Sith Dreadnoughts lay broken and corroding in the oceans and sands. Spilling out their corroded fuel tanks and blackening the water around it. Interdictor Cruisers, Harrower Class Dreadnoughts, Centurion Battlecruisers, all of these were of history long since past. The veil of the darkside made itself prominent on Lehon's surface. A homeworld of a species whose very technology was augmented with the Dark-Side. Now forever doomed to be forgotten. Littered in the sands and jungles, the remains of Revan's Sith Troopers who sought to garrison the world for their own benefit. All that was left, was corroded pieces of helmets and chest-plates.
Remnants of the ancient Rakatan Civilisation were also visible on the surface. Remains of cities, swallowed up by the jungle. Or crumbling ruins of temples falling into the vast blue oceans to cover up its dark history. All that remained habitable, was the single massive temple which jutted out of a large island. Once a bright and beautiful building, even by Alderaani standards but now, in disrepair and with many of its spires broken or uninhabited.
The only sort of life left on planet, were the Sith Troopers who fled into the jungle during the Republic Attack on the planet. Devolving into feral pseudo-humans who still wore fragments of their ancient armor even to this day. A far-cry to what they once were. Barely human, and surviving by murdering, raping, and enslaving anyone who crashes on planet. How the mighty have fallen.
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A message was sent one day. A message by an enigmatic force user directed to another. A message from someone as ancient as was powerful. To an aspiring Sith Lord. Darth Vindel. A man of many ambitions, a man of duty and power. Who sought the forgotten knowledge of the Dark-Side lost long ago. Could this be the return of the Prodigal Knight once more to lead the Sith to Victory, or was this a remnant of the Lost order of Dark-Siders who dissapeared into the galaxy following the Jedi Civil War? Many questions were raised, yet many went unanswered as Vindel headed to Lehon. Or was this... one of the Ancient Dark-Jedi who followed Ajunta Pall onto Korriban? What kept this person waiting all this time to share their knowledge? Was it a means of manipulating him? Or just to keep the darker aspects of the Force Alive for the future to understand?
As Vindel arrived on Lehon, his vessel seemed to be automatically steered toward the massive temple which jutted out of a seemingly random Deserted Island. Just on the shore, sunken almost the entire way up to its conning tower, sat a ancient Old Republic Hammerhead Cruiser. As his ship landed in a grassy clearing just infront of this temple. A sudden feeling awashed over him. Vindel could literally feel the Dark-Side permeating the area around him. Far stronger than Korriban by a long shot. Yet, he felt a singular void. A void which seemed to draw all the darkness toward it and inside of itself. Was this the mystery Dark-Sider he was looking for? If he chose to look around, Vindel could see a singular figure. Dressed in a Blood Red robe watching him from the top of the temple steps. Even from here, Vindel could see her face. A Cathar, obviously not one of the more animalistic types that exist now. No, this was one of the Ancient Cathar, who bore a striking resemblance to felinid elves instead of Cats. Her face was of white fur, decorated with black markings. Her eyes were a deep red. She seemed to be watching him intently. She raised a gloved hand and gestured toward him.
Darth Vindel