Matsu Xiangu
The Haruspex
OBJECTIVE: Make some new Silver friends to add to the list, visit Kashyyyk with a fondness.
LOCATION: Kashyyyk Orbit --> Dropping to Surface
ALLIES: TSE & Friends
ENEMIES: SJO & Friends
Isolation suited Matsu. It had always suited Matsu. She wasn’t incapable of aligning herself with a cause. She just inevitably found some flaw that fundamentally clashed with her ideals. Far more likely to catalyze movement from her were personal loyalties, the extension of a hand from a friend in need. But those she knew within the Sith were hardly in need. It wasn’t her faction, but she was there to fight on their side.
No, what brought her to Kashyyyk was pure...nostalgia.
Looking down at the green-blue planet, cloud cover swirling slowly over its surface, memories flooded her. She hadn’t loved the One Sith either, but she had been more deeply involved with them than anything since the Fringe. Countless wars - a machine, marching across the galaxy with nothing in mind but conquering. A little barbarous truth be told, but it had appealed to something young and irrational in her. A slice that still existed, it seemed. A slice that, despite her love of isolation, could not be denied.
Her history with the Silver Jedi? Even longer. Scars criss-crossed the lower half of her face, not even the finest surgeons able to fully repair the damage done when Valiens Nantaris took off her jaw with a lightsaber. Countless electrical burns cascaded from her shoulders where metal met flesh. Siobhan Kerrigan never truly fought for the Silvers it seemed, but she had been there on Dromund Kaas the day Matsu had invaded it all on her own. Connor Harrison - fallen, but once a paragon for the Order - was responsible for all the deep stab wound scars and long, ratcheting puckers of tissue that marred her pale skin. Long rivalries were good. It kept one hungry.
And so she dropped out of hyperspace with the main contingent of the Sith’s fleet, pushing away from the viewport in her craft to the dropship that would carry her to the surface - hopefully without being blasted out of the sky by any of the Silver’s inevitable patrols.
She brought nothing but herself, wrapped as ever in simple armorweave. She’d communicated with the Empire’s coordinators and higher-up’s, alerting them to her presence among their people.
As the hiss of the dropship releasing from its port whispered through the walls, she took a deep breath. And smiled.
LOCATION: Kashyyyk Orbit --> Dropping to Surface
ALLIES: TSE & Friends
ENEMIES: SJO & Friends
Isolation suited Matsu. It had always suited Matsu. She wasn’t incapable of aligning herself with a cause. She just inevitably found some flaw that fundamentally clashed with her ideals. Far more likely to catalyze movement from her were personal loyalties, the extension of a hand from a friend in need. But those she knew within the Sith were hardly in need. It wasn’t her faction, but she was there to fight on their side.
No, what brought her to Kashyyyk was pure...nostalgia.
Looking down at the green-blue planet, cloud cover swirling slowly over its surface, memories flooded her. She hadn’t loved the One Sith either, but she had been more deeply involved with them than anything since the Fringe. Countless wars - a machine, marching across the galaxy with nothing in mind but conquering. A little barbarous truth be told, but it had appealed to something young and irrational in her. A slice that still existed, it seemed. A slice that, despite her love of isolation, could not be denied.
Her history with the Silver Jedi? Even longer. Scars criss-crossed the lower half of her face, not even the finest surgeons able to fully repair the damage done when Valiens Nantaris took off her jaw with a lightsaber. Countless electrical burns cascaded from her shoulders where metal met flesh. Siobhan Kerrigan never truly fought for the Silvers it seemed, but she had been there on Dromund Kaas the day Matsu had invaded it all on her own. Connor Harrison - fallen, but once a paragon for the Order - was responsible for all the deep stab wound scars and long, ratcheting puckers of tissue that marred her pale skin. Long rivalries were good. It kept one hungry.
And so she dropped out of hyperspace with the main contingent of the Sith’s fleet, pushing away from the viewport in her craft to the dropship that would carry her to the surface - hopefully without being blasted out of the sky by any of the Silver’s inevitable patrols.
She brought nothing but herself, wrapped as ever in simple armorweave. She’d communicated with the Empire’s coordinators and higher-up’s, alerting them to her presence among their people.
As the hiss of the dropship releasing from its port whispered through the walls, she took a deep breath. And smiled.