Jairus Starvald
Eidoloclast
[member="Darth Ophidia"] | [member="The Slave"] | [member="Czernon Zambrano"] │ [member="Ignis Imura"] │ [member="Vi Grir"] │ [member="Kurenai Yumi"] │ [member="Kyrel Ren"] | [member="Cecilia Wissen"]
What a silly question that was.
Their relationship was based around a lot of things, but trust was certainly not one of them. This realization seemed to hit Ophidia only a moment after speaking because the correction came only a moment later. That last bit drew a smile from Cerbera, she stepped up to the Pale and calmly palmed the edge of her jaw, letting those graceful fingers brush a pleasant line with a nail that was usually poisonous.
But not for Ophidia... not now anyway.
"Darling, your ability is only surpassed by your grace. In this I have trust." This seemed to be enough for Ophidia, who grabbed her by the wrist and together they launched themselves towards the door.
Oh, dear.
Cerbera did nothing to limit their momentum. Instead she simply followed the advice brushing against her mind. It was rather easy to only keep herself in mind.... more often than not the Sith forgot anyone other than herself was a breathing, living sentient. That was the trouble with intelligence that was corrupted and enhanced by the Darkside of the Force.
There was a large chance of increased detachment.
They passed through the door, their molecules shifting and within that moment Cerbera felt a lurch through her stomach. Like everything turned upside down, her teeth grinding hard against one another.
Pain searing through her mind.
Then they were on the other side... but it still remained. She breathed, in and out, leaning her hands against her knees with her eyes closed. "I. Am quite thankful I only had a light dinner before this." Otherwise this surely would have looked far less agreeable to the other side. Rising with Ophidia became easier after a few seconds of breathing, then the cloak was back up and Cerbera could take a look around.
Hm.
This definitely looked more like it. "I wonder if we have the time to pilfer their research, while we are at it." Cerbera murmured softly, while they moved through their inner sanctum. There were shapes behind veils, working, in silence and it fascinated her.
The tugging continued and it pulled them into a particular corridor.
Darker than the others... there was blood sprayed here, the odor thick with copper, madness was here. Strange how they seemed to co-exist like that.
Purity and corruption in equal measures.
What a silly question that was.
Their relationship was based around a lot of things, but trust was certainly not one of them. This realization seemed to hit Ophidia only a moment after speaking because the correction came only a moment later. That last bit drew a smile from Cerbera, she stepped up to the Pale and calmly palmed the edge of her jaw, letting those graceful fingers brush a pleasant line with a nail that was usually poisonous.
But not for Ophidia... not now anyway.
"Darling, your ability is only surpassed by your grace. In this I have trust." This seemed to be enough for Ophidia, who grabbed her by the wrist and together they launched themselves towards the door.
Oh, dear.
Cerbera did nothing to limit their momentum. Instead she simply followed the advice brushing against her mind. It was rather easy to only keep herself in mind.... more often than not the Sith forgot anyone other than herself was a breathing, living sentient. That was the trouble with intelligence that was corrupted and enhanced by the Darkside of the Force.
There was a large chance of increased detachment.
They passed through the door, their molecules shifting and within that moment Cerbera felt a lurch through her stomach. Like everything turned upside down, her teeth grinding hard against one another.
Pain searing through her mind.
Then they were on the other side... but it still remained. She breathed, in and out, leaning her hands against her knees with her eyes closed. "I. Am quite thankful I only had a light dinner before this." Otherwise this surely would have looked far less agreeable to the other side. Rising with Ophidia became easier after a few seconds of breathing, then the cloak was back up and Cerbera could take a look around.
Hm.
This definitely looked more like it. "I wonder if we have the time to pilfer their research, while we are at it." Cerbera murmured softly, while they moved through their inner sanctum. There were shapes behind veils, working, in silence and it fascinated her.
The tugging continued and it pulled them into a particular corridor.
Darker than the others... there was blood sprayed here, the odor thick with copper, madness was here. Strange how they seemed to co-exist like that.
Purity and corruption in equal measures.