Location: Beachhead
Allies: [member="Rusken Shaxx"] | [member="Armand Temi"] | [member="Joshua DragonsFlame"] | [member="Meric Nadun"]
Enemies: [member="Darth Arcanix"] | [member="Darth Vitium"] (You go GURL)
Objective: Do not pull an Anakin
NPC Action
Location: Gates leading out to the beachhead.
Amount: 300 Graug remaining to fight the Vong, majority of renaming Peacekeepers retreating back to Kachirho, 20 surviving Wookie warriors.
Objective: Buy as much time as possible.
Enemy: [member="Darth Arcanix"]'s forces.
The Graug were slaughtered. They happily gave their lives to take as many Vong with them as they possibly could. Some retreated back into Kachirho to form a defensive line along with the majority of the Peacekeepers.
Meanwhile, the Wookies made one final stand against the Sith force, though their numbers were quickly decimated by the force of the Rakamats. They would take as many of their enemy as they could with them before death.
Amount: 300 Graug remaining to fight the Vong, majority of renaming Peacekeepers retreating back to Kachirho, 20 surviving Wookie warriors.
Objective: Buy as much time as possible.
Enemy: [member="Darth Arcanix"]'s forces.
The Graug were slaughtered. They happily gave their lives to take as many Vong with them as they possibly could. Some retreated back into Kachirho to form a defensive line along with the majority of the Peacekeepers.
Meanwhile, the Wookies made one final stand against the Sith force, though their numbers were quickly decimated by the force of the Rakamats. They would take as many of their enemy as they could with them before death.
PC action:
Resolve was something Graxin was sorely lacking in at the moment. The invisible hand pulled him toward Silara before he could give any form of resistance, leaving little more than an arm's reach between the two. His expression was something between longing and confusion. If he did as Vitium wanted, then there would be no turning back. All of his plans would fall apart, and there was little guarantee those he now surrounded himself with would survive the following events.
"Do it. Break the spine of the Republic. Then the hordes will be yours, and your rivals will kneel at your feet." Vulcanus's voice rumbled in Graxin's ear, a specter only he could here.
He was caught in Vitium's web, helpless to combat her influence. The more he struggled, the further entangled he became. The Reformation would do whatever he said - if he decided the Jedi were a threat to the galaxy, then they were the threat to the galaxy. If the Wookies needed to be wiped out for the sake of galactic peace, then the Peacekeepers would be the first to fire shots. He had an army to command all on his own, and Jedi loyal to himself rather than the order they had abandoned on Ossus.
An order that had ostracized them in the same manner as they did the Sith.
Her words pulled him further under her spell. His lips curled into a small smile, and with a moment's hesitation, he reached to take the hand she had offered him.
"Am I alive?"
She'd had him. A simple moment of selfishness to atone for a lifetime of absolute servitude that very well might have doomed the beachhead defense and, in turn, all of Kachirho. Even his signatures in the force indicated such, as the vibrant light he had been in the storm of darkness dwindled to a faint flicker.
He took the liberty of leaning forward, a marginal degree of space between them as he leaned down next to her ear.
"Do you recall when you went into a rage on Csilla, claiming that you loved me before you shattered the factory with your will alone?" He whispered through a smile.
"I think you're very much alive, my dear. Very much alive, and so very misguided. You could be far more than a cog in the Sith war machine." The flicker of light in the force would suddenly brighten into a blinding flame. He had his resolve now, all because of a short little sentence.
"The actions of your cohorts are unforgivable. The Vong are a menace. They are inhuman, but you are not. Not yet. Join me, and we will crush your rivals, rebuild the galaxy in our own image. There's more to life than killing people on the whims of emperors and councils."
She was going to kill him now. His own lightsaber was still in his hand, but he would not be the one to ignite the blade. He'd drawn too close. Even if he did block her blade, he would not escape unbloodied.
That was alright. Darth Vitium had him, and he knew it. It was better to die for the freedom of his people, than to become a pawn for a woman who would only use him for her own ends.
"Or will you reject me as well, Silara?"