Mand'alor the Reclaimer
His quarters were cold. He liked that, it reminded him of Recluse, which was largely the purpose of it. The five bedroom complex that had been made for him was spacious, yet spartan in design. Banners hung along most of the walls in the main entryway and living quarters, each one depicting a Clan that had joined the Union. Every window within his quarters, even those facing the outside world were cold, with water constantly running down their surfaces and freezing, only to be melted moments later in an endless pattern. The library itself was only slightly warmer than the rest of his quarters, in an effort to preserve the integrity of the various tomes and histories on the shelves. Each one written by a Mandalorian, or about the Mandalorian people. It was a small collection, but one that was still growing.
Kreslin sat in the library now, resting on one of the two couches facing across from each other at the center of the room. The two couches were placed in a small indention to the floor, so that anyone entering would have to walk down several stairs to get to the couches, with the various bookshelves and tables scattered around above them at eye level. A small hearth smoldered in one corner of the room, flanked on either side by two Mandalorian Supercommandos. Kreslin paid them little mind as he stared at the entrance to the library, waiting for the arrival of Taa Nul upon his invitation.
The Mandalorian Union held a dim view on Sith given history, and the billions of Mandalorians they killed. Clans had been wiped from history, legacies and history that would never be recovered, and for what? A self righteous belief they were bringing order to another portion of the galaxy. The train of thought brought a fresh wave of anger across Kreslin, and his right hand slowly closed into a fist where it rested on the top of the couch. Crimes against the Mandalorian people would be answered in full, given time. For now, he needed to focus on the task at hand. Darth Setrus was an outsider among the Sith, and had made his interest in supporting the Union's efforts against the rest of his kind clear. What was not as clear, was why. Kreslin needed to know that fact first before anything else was to be done.
Footsteps approaching the library drew Kreslin's eyes up, where a Supercommando entered. The warrior bowed briefly before informing Kreslin the Sith Lord had arrived. Nodding, Kreslin rose to his feet. "Show him in."
Kreslin sat in the library now, resting on one of the two couches facing across from each other at the center of the room. The two couches were placed in a small indention to the floor, so that anyone entering would have to walk down several stairs to get to the couches, with the various bookshelves and tables scattered around above them at eye level. A small hearth smoldered in one corner of the room, flanked on either side by two Mandalorian Supercommandos. Kreslin paid them little mind as he stared at the entrance to the library, waiting for the arrival of Taa Nul upon his invitation.
The Mandalorian Union held a dim view on Sith given history, and the billions of Mandalorians they killed. Clans had been wiped from history, legacies and history that would never be recovered, and for what? A self righteous belief they were bringing order to another portion of the galaxy. The train of thought brought a fresh wave of anger across Kreslin, and his right hand slowly closed into a fist where it rested on the top of the couch. Crimes against the Mandalorian people would be answered in full, given time. For now, he needed to focus on the task at hand. Darth Setrus was an outsider among the Sith, and had made his interest in supporting the Union's efforts against the rest of his kind clear. What was not as clear, was why. Kreslin needed to know that fact first before anything else was to be done.
Footsteps approaching the library drew Kreslin's eyes up, where a Supercommando entered. The warrior bowed briefly before informing Kreslin the Sith Lord had arrived. Nodding, Kreslin rose to his feet. "Show him in."