Muad Dib
Paragon of Virtue
Ando Prime. The cold mountains surrounding a hidden monastery deep in a valley far from any who could possibly fall upon it accidentally revealed nothing to the casual observer. But for the man kneeling in the steaming snow was not a casual observer nor was he blinded by the camouflage adorning the site of interest. A small grin crossed the tan face as a hand absently rubbed at the stubble on his face. Piercing blue eyes that glowed from an inner light gazed intently at a point hidden midway up the steep slope.
“There.”
One word uttered from him but the simple statement created a flurry of action as men and women of different races, species, and creeds but all answering the calling of pirate moved forward rapidly making their way up the slope. The kneeling man watched as his marauders searched for the entrance. Soon the pacifist monks would show and when they did things would truly become interesting.
A cursory look to the sky revealed nothing and yet the man with glowing eyes knew that despite no outward appearance to the contrary the clouds ringing the high peaks were not as benign as they appeared. Backup in the form of a giant togorian waited within for the most opportune moment. A togorian named Berserker Odinson who once was called apprentice to the man smirking in the snow.
Rising to his feet the man followed behind the search party combing their way up the slope. Dark brown trousers and tunic with a leather jacket of an even darker shade of brown was his clothing of choice. Armor plates reminiscent of sith armor was on his body. Several weapons swung slowly with his gait in the crisp snow. Pausing he closed his eyes and reached out in the force sensing what eyes were as of yet unable to reveal.
A smirk crossed his face as eyes opened and he stretched out his right arm and pointed to a spot a hundred meters further up the slope.
“It’s there.”
Even as he spoke figures burst forth from the hidden entrance to the underground cave, figures dressed in robes but carrying swords and attacking with varying war cries. A man in a dark red robe leaped twenty meters over the pirate crew who were joining the fight with the stream of robed monks to land in front of the simply clothed glowing eyed man. The monk spoke an accusatory word before lunging forward with his straight sword at the chest of the other man. “SITH!!!” Echoed around the slope as the grinning man ducked the attack and rammed a curved knife under the armpit of the monk and into his heart.
As the monk slipped from the blade and fell to the once pristine snow the other squatted and cleaned off his curved skinning knife.
“Sith? Aye. But more specifically Muad Dib.”
With a chuckle he looked above to where the entrance had disgorged nigh a hundred armed monks and sent a signal to the heavens with the press of a button on his comlink.
“There.”
One word uttered from him but the simple statement created a flurry of action as men and women of different races, species, and creeds but all answering the calling of pirate moved forward rapidly making their way up the slope. The kneeling man watched as his marauders searched for the entrance. Soon the pacifist monks would show and when they did things would truly become interesting.
A cursory look to the sky revealed nothing and yet the man with glowing eyes knew that despite no outward appearance to the contrary the clouds ringing the high peaks were not as benign as they appeared. Backup in the form of a giant togorian waited within for the most opportune moment. A togorian named Berserker Odinson who once was called apprentice to the man smirking in the snow.
Rising to his feet the man followed behind the search party combing their way up the slope. Dark brown trousers and tunic with a leather jacket of an even darker shade of brown was his clothing of choice. Armor plates reminiscent of sith armor was on his body. Several weapons swung slowly with his gait in the crisp snow. Pausing he closed his eyes and reached out in the force sensing what eyes were as of yet unable to reveal.
A smirk crossed his face as eyes opened and he stretched out his right arm and pointed to a spot a hundred meters further up the slope.
“It’s there.”
Even as he spoke figures burst forth from the hidden entrance to the underground cave, figures dressed in robes but carrying swords and attacking with varying war cries. A man in a dark red robe leaped twenty meters over the pirate crew who were joining the fight with the stream of robed monks to land in front of the simply clothed glowing eyed man. The monk spoke an accusatory word before lunging forward with his straight sword at the chest of the other man. “SITH!!!” Echoed around the slope as the grinning man ducked the attack and rammed a curved knife under the armpit of the monk and into his heart.
As the monk slipped from the blade and fell to the once pristine snow the other squatted and cleaned off his curved skinning knife.
“Sith? Aye. But more specifically Muad Dib.”
With a chuckle he looked above to where the entrance had disgorged nigh a hundred armed monks and sent a signal to the heavens with the press of a button on his comlink.