Sith
Despite [member="Jakkor Kess"]' best efforts to save his friend, [member="Viktoria Norduin"] was almost immediately hoisted up again, another soldier taking the place of the decapitated one. It was exactly how Ballen-Ist had foreseen the battle playing out, heavy casualties on boths side but ultimately a victory. With a somewhat dissatisfied sigh, the Sith would deactivate his lightsaber, the beam of crimson plasma flickering out of existence while he stepped forth. The soldiers passed him, ushering the blonde woman aboard the Fury-class Interceptor and into a holding cell, before confiscating any weapons or tools on her person. The structures which the Tusken had collided with collapsed almost instantly, burying the young man in a pile of cloth, wood, and bone.
It was almost like a makeshift grave, a fitting end considering the primitive ways of his people. The Sith could not help but laugh briefly at this thought, looking down at Jakkor who was in no condition to fight. Ballen-Ist was not even sure if the Tusken was conscious or not, but he spoke either way, "I had fun tracking you, but I cannot help but feel such dissatisfaction at your death," the Sith said, his torso beginning to rise and lower at a rapid pace as the rate of his breathing increased. The Sith was visible pumping himself up, the dark side swirling around his being in an uncontrollable manner as he did the unthinkable, reaching out to seize it fully with his mind.
The hate, anger, and death of this place was obviously apparent, giving the Pureblood an easy source to feed of off as he expelled the dark energy outwards after taking it in. It would mingle with his surroundings, specifically fusing with the raging fires that were slowly but surely enveloping the settlement. Their intensity and rate of growth had multiplied many times over, concentrating in the area that the two were present. "If you will not admit your true nature, perhaps she will. Goodbye."
With that, the Sith simply turned, walking through the wall of fire, causing it to bend and slink away as he approached. The thought of Jakkor surviving his 'traditional' Jedi cremation had passed through Ballen-Ist's mind, but he paid it no heed. The Tusken was useless to him, despite being somewhat of a leader from what he had experienced, and a gifted force user. Regardless, the Sith now had the woman locked away in the Interceptor, which began to lift off of the planets surface and into the air after he boarded. Any information he wanted could be pulled straight from her.
It was almost like a makeshift grave, a fitting end considering the primitive ways of his people. The Sith could not help but laugh briefly at this thought, looking down at Jakkor who was in no condition to fight. Ballen-Ist was not even sure if the Tusken was conscious or not, but he spoke either way, "I had fun tracking you, but I cannot help but feel such dissatisfaction at your death," the Sith said, his torso beginning to rise and lower at a rapid pace as the rate of his breathing increased. The Sith was visible pumping himself up, the dark side swirling around his being in an uncontrollable manner as he did the unthinkable, reaching out to seize it fully with his mind.
The hate, anger, and death of this place was obviously apparent, giving the Pureblood an easy source to feed of off as he expelled the dark energy outwards after taking it in. It would mingle with his surroundings, specifically fusing with the raging fires that were slowly but surely enveloping the settlement. Their intensity and rate of growth had multiplied many times over, concentrating in the area that the two were present. "If you will not admit your true nature, perhaps she will. Goodbye."
With that, the Sith simply turned, walking through the wall of fire, causing it to bend and slink away as he approached. The thought of Jakkor surviving his 'traditional' Jedi cremation had passed through Ballen-Ist's mind, but he paid it no heed. The Tusken was useless to him, despite being somewhat of a leader from what he had experienced, and a gifted force user. Regardless, the Sith now had the woman locked away in the Interceptor, which began to lift off of the planets surface and into the air after he boarded. Any information he wanted could be pulled straight from her.