Eternal Father
Bursting from hyperspace, the sleek black shuttle banked hard to the right to narrowly avoid smashing into the surface of an asteroid. All around the ship were similarly sized objects, the wreckage of a ruined world slowly being consumed by a gravitational anomaly. The planet's death was slow and agonizing, portions being torn away century by century. It would take many more thousands of years before the process had been complete, all the while the field of asteroids and other debris growing larger and larger before disappearing into the anomaly's gaping maw.
Bobbing and weaving through the tumultuous chaos, the shuttle approached one of the larger asteroids. Its surface was a patchwork of dig sites and mineshafts, having once been used by both legitimate and illegitimate organizations to mine for precious minerals. Any worth it might once have possessed had long since been chiseled away, leaving behind a hollow shell to float towards its inevitable oblivion.
Passing through the largest shaft, the shuttle slowed to an idle over a neglected landing pad. Pressurized air hissing as it lowered itself down, the pad wobbled and shook from the newly applied weight, but held. A boarding ramp lowered from the belly of the fuselage, a hiss of cloudy white air obscuring the figure which descended it.
He was tall, well-structured in physique, and was brimming with the power of the Dark Side of the Force.
Walking through the abandoned facility, the only sound which accompanied him was the sound of his boots clanging against the metal grating laid on top of the cold lifeless stone. He continued to wander through the facility, seemingly at random, before he reached a wide platform suspended above a large basin filled with a coolant mixture.
There he reached up and pulled back the hem of his hood, revealing his scarred and grizzled face. Glowing eyes swept from side to side, analyzing the empty room with cold meticulous precision.
Then he spoke.
"Here I am," his voice was monotone, bereft of strong emotion. "Let me look upon you."