Sic transit gloria mundi
[member="Rave Merrill"]
The door opened with a groan to reveal an assortment of datacrons and a holocrons. The dark side emanated from the Sith holocron of Belia Darzu, primal and powerful, repulsive and yet alluring at the same time. Siobhan stared at the collection a bit dumbfounded. One wondered what she had been expecting to find.
Now Siobhan did not know about the Order of the Selab and on the whole had little to do with arcane artefacts, though she had tagged along on a couple expeditions with [member="Phylis Alince"], everyone's favourite badass bookworm who sadly seemed a bit cross with her lately. At first she looked a bit disappointed as she examined the datacrons, for Sio sadly did not have much of an appreciation for scholarly pursuits and ancient history, so the Chu'unthor expedition would mean little to her. Belia Darzu did not ring much of a bell beyond being an ancient Sith lord. The Sorcerers of Tund were some sort of Sithian cult of darkside magi. Something about mechu deru. Speaking of Phylis, maybe Siobhan could bribe her way into her good books again by giving her one of the obscure datacrons. She loved that sort of thing after all.
Siobhan made a snap decision and got out her backpack, stuffing all the datacrons and the Sith holocron inside it. She could decide what to do with them later. Or whether to keep them. Then she quickly took off. Well, as quickly as she could while limping. Gas had flooded the place everywhere and she should really get out, but something pulled her down aft, to the back of the ship. Unbeknownst to her there was a vault there.
The door opened with a groan to reveal an assortment of datacrons and a holocrons. The dark side emanated from the Sith holocron of Belia Darzu, primal and powerful, repulsive and yet alluring at the same time. Siobhan stared at the collection a bit dumbfounded. One wondered what she had been expecting to find.
Now Siobhan did not know about the Order of the Selab and on the whole had little to do with arcane artefacts, though she had tagged along on a couple expeditions with [member="Phylis Alince"], everyone's favourite badass bookworm who sadly seemed a bit cross with her lately. At first she looked a bit disappointed as she examined the datacrons, for Sio sadly did not have much of an appreciation for scholarly pursuits and ancient history, so the Chu'unthor expedition would mean little to her. Belia Darzu did not ring much of a bell beyond being an ancient Sith lord. The Sorcerers of Tund were some sort of Sithian cult of darkside magi. Something about mechu deru. Speaking of Phylis, maybe Siobhan could bribe her way into her good books again by giving her one of the obscure datacrons. She loved that sort of thing after all.
Siobhan made a snap decision and got out her backpack, stuffing all the datacrons and the Sith holocron inside it. She could decide what to do with them later. Or whether to keep them. Then she quickly took off. Well, as quickly as she could while limping. Gas had flooded the place everywhere and she should really get out, but something pulled her down aft, to the back of the ship. Unbeknownst to her there was a vault there.