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Private When one door closes, another opens

Locaton: Onboard the now ancient Medical Vessel. Agent of Chaos Space.
Equipment: Red Lightsaber; Dark clothing.

The lights in the room had failed, 500 years without a routine checkup on the cosmetic systems had left them in disrepair. The only light was the blueish glow that emanated from a screen in front of a young man, bathing him in it's pale light. The young man looked to be about 19 or 20, though truth be told, he had been born more than five centuries ago, He was a literal man out of time. He had been placed into stasis by his Master all those years ago, to avoid a disaster that had been foreseen. A disaster that Cade, for that was the young man's name, discovered killed a large majority of the people in the Galaxy. He had awoken weak and disoriented, and only survived and recovered thanks to the large droid crew that had also been shut down in their charging stations, waiting for their internal chronometer to signify that they woud be needed.

Once recovered, Cade had spent the last few weeks on the fringes of what passed for civilization in this part of space, tapping into the holonet and looking for any mention of his Master, who he only knew as Minos, to no avail. There was nothing. This fact was not necessarily shocking to the young Sith Apprentice, as the man was an expert on disappearing and leaving no trace, however even searches for "Sith" or "Dark Jedi" with his Masters description had turned up nothing. Cade had figured that even if his Masters name was not known, in a Galaxy were there were literally eyes and cameras everywhere, there would have been some small trace. But again, these searches turned up noting.

Two days ago, Cade decided to search the holonet for any mention of the type of ship he was in. 500 years had passed, so he doubted that they would be very numerous. It was a long shot, but Cade needed to see out all avenues of investigation before moving on to the next. It was this search that yielded his first breakthrough. There were numerous accounts of ships matching the description of his own, being spotted at random hyperspace co-ordinates, only to vanish into hyperspace once approached. The two ships seemed to become something of an urban legend as the years progressed, with detailed maps of each location that they had been spotted. Some people had even made it their life's work to track them down and attempt to capture them. It was these accounts that he had been reading for the past two days straight without rest. It was these accounts where he learned the fate of his Master.

A hundred years ago, his Masters ship had been spotted. In an effort to stop it from jumping to hyperspace, it was decided to attempt to disable the hyperdrive. The plan backfired and the engines were destroyed. A body was recovered. One that had been in a stasis tank when the ship was destroyed. One that Cade recognized by the holo's taken of the wreckage, as his Master. Only his ship now remained, and the sighting became less frequent as it had fallen from the minds and imagination of the general population.

Closing his eyes, Cade tried to rub away a headache that had been growing behind his eyes. He was truly alone in the galaxy, with no sense of purpose or direction. He stood and stretched, realizing that he had not eaten or slept for days. Turning off the screen, the room plunged into darkness, much like the rest of the ship, and Cade made his way to the small but adequately stocked galley to grab a quick bite to eat before returning to his room and collapsing onto the bed. Closing his eyes, sleep came quickly, though it was restless and filled with dreams of hopelessness and despair.

Nighthaunter Nighthaunter
Kyrinov Kyrinov
 
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Location: The bridge of the Battle Cruiser Discordia's Vengeance
Ship: Discordia's Vengeance
Equipment: shuriken throwing stars, Willbreaker, Collapsible sniper rifle, Two vibro daggers, Blaster pistol, Grappling hook
Armour: MK I Nightsuit
Tags: Kyrinov Kyrinov Cade Orion Cade Orion

Nighthaunter stood on the bridge of the battlecruiser Discordia's Vengeance, the ship was one that had been specially designed for the Silencers and their unique tastes. The ship was just a prototype of a battlecruiser that was soon to be put into full production. The large five kilometre long ship would stick out like a sore thumb when compared against other starships within the galaxy. The ships gothic look was designed specifically to the Silencers desires, the ship was a floating cathedral. The ship was both a ship of battle, and a symbol of the Silencers devotion to the worship of Discordia. Within the ship the architecture was the same as it was on the outside, dark and gothic. Within the depth of the ship one would find chambers of worship, but not in a way that people would think. As the Silencers form of prayer was through bloodletting and murder. These "chambers of prayer" could in fact be called torture chambers. The screams of pain of those that were enemies of Discordia, would echo down the long dark halls of the ship as a Silencer inflicted some form of indescribable pain upon them. This truly was a place where the darkest and most decadent practices of the Agents of Chaos took place.

Nighthaunter stood beside his former apprentice and now Chaplain of the Silencers Kyrinov Kyrinov on the bridge, as they observed the disabled medical vessel in front of them. Although technically Kyrinov was the leader of the Silencers, they viewed each other as equals. Nighthaunter had originally created the organization and Kyrinov had been his first ever recruit. However, when Nighthaunter had left without warning, Kyrinov was the one responsible for taking over the organization and bringing the Nighthaunter's plans into reality. They had been tracking the vessel for weeks on end before they had been finally been able to catch up to it on the large battlecruiser. They circled around the sun of the system and appeared directly over top of the smaller medical vessel. The large battlecruiser dwarfing the ancient medical vessel and casting a large visible shadow over it. The scans showed that the majority of the ship was abandoned and looked to have no life forms on it. The traditional course of action would have been to obliterate it with the Vengeance's cannons. However the Nighthaunter felt that this ship may hold some interesting secrets, just by looking at the ancient designs of the ship. He turned to his right to face Kyrinov,

"This ship looks to be of an ancient design and definitely not of this era in the galaxy." He said quietly to Kyrinov, the subject of the ships origins spiking the intense curiosity of the Nighthaunter. "How could such a ship survive for this long? Possibly it has an AI system?" He suggested answering his own question with a rhetorical one. He looked over Kyrinov as although they viewed each other as equals he was still the ranking officer on this ship and only his command would dictate what they would do next.
 

Kyrinov

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Location: Discordia’s Vengeance | Prayer Chamber
Gear: Exarch Ensemble | Twisted Fate |
Amnesia

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When Nighthaunter unveiled the plans for a cathedral ship for the assassins of the Agents of Chaos, Kyrinov was overjoyed. Where the Wild Hunt were devotees of Discordia, the Silencers were Her sword, dispatching those who would stand against Her in the dark of night. However, today, their purpose was not to bring absolution to souls. Today would, with hope, be a day to rejoice. The ancient vessel they stumbled upon on a test run was an anomaly and it stuck out due to its design.

As Nighthaunter made the call to sling around the nearby star in order to align the Vengeance with the medical ship, Kyrinov looked to his mentor and smiled. “I believe I’m going to do a quick devotional before boarding. If I take too long, come get me.” With that, the priest left the bridge, taking long strides out into the obsidian halls on the construct, footfall silent despite wearing boots. All around him, from every possible direction and angle, screams echoed, bouncing off of slick walls to his ears. Silencers and aspirants alike carried out their own private prayers to Discordia, bringing reckoning to those that were deemed heretics to Her vision. Most recruits did not make it past this initial test of faith. Some could not handle the gore and violence, others couldn’t stomach the morality of their future duties. For whatever purpose, those that failed these trials were not fit to be amongst their ranks. Much like the Sith, Silencers did not have time for the weak and faint of heart. Theirs was not a calling of peace.

It was their duty to liberate heretics and would-be defilers of their own “chains” and misguided views.

Twisted Fate screamed through the Force in her sheath of his back as he drew on the agony around him, slowly opening himself to the Darkness. The Dark was a comforting friend, if only a demanding and taxing foe simultaneously. He stalked through the halls, into the upper chambers of the cathedral portion of the battlecruiser, nodding briefly to Silencers that gave him a bow as he passed. As he walked, he whispered to himself, allowing his body to be a conduit for the Dark.

Tave sfera iv misina buti nuyak sventove.
Tave spaga sorms buti nuyak kissai.
Tave nirgi iv mirtis buti nuyak prai.
Tave zudyti mis, nuyak lomurstims va.

The building itself was a marvel, let alone the ship which carried it. The inner sanctum was, to him, the most stunning of it all. It was the section where the highest ranking Silencers conducted their prayers and devotions to Discordia when abroad the greater Galaxy. There was a room at the end of the hallway reserved for himself and Nighthaunter as the highest ranking Silencers on broad. By the time he entered the chamber, his eyes were a blazing fire as they locked onto his next prey.

He was a lithe man, toned but he was pale from exhaustion and delirious from little light exposure and the sounds of silence and screams that pierced the thick walls of the cathedral’s interior. His hair was slick and his skin oily, as though he’d been put under physical strain and burnout, sweat raced blood down a grizzly face while hazel eyes looked up to meet the Sith Lord’s fiery gaze. The man seemed to scowl as he gingerly lifted his head. “Get it over with.” The Epicanthix chuckled, placing the sword against the man’s cheek. “Unfortunately, mercy is not a luxury I can afford you.” A single deep slash on the cheek was all it took as horrors were unleashed upon the man’s mind. “May Discordia grant you peace in your suffering.” He stood back, watching the man shake with effort, eyes widened in fright and panic, limbs straining against metal bonds in a vain attempt to flail about and escape the darkness of his own mind as he bellowed and howled in pain at whatever shadows from the Deep plagued his weak mind.

Kyrinov’s lips curled into a feral smile as he left the chamber, listening to fresh screams joining the multitudes that rang like a shrill chorus into the depths of the cruiser, certain that he didn’t have long before they reached the disabled medical vessel. He strode back to the bridge, having had his communion with Discordia. He stood next to Nighthaunter once more, listening to the officers and crew give their respective reports and assessments of the situation. “It does seem to be vintage in design and capability. How it has survived so long is a mystery, but waiting will not benefit us. I believe we should board and search it for potential.”


Translation:
«The field of battle is my temple.
The sword point is my priest.
The dance of death is my prayer.
The killing blow, my release. »


 
Location: Onboard the now ancient Medical Vessel. Agent of Chaos Space.
Equipment: Red Lightsaber; Dark clothing.

Cade slept fitfully in the bunk that had been set aside for himself by a man long since dead, Even from the grave he was controlling certain aspects of his life, and it grated on his nerves. What made it worse, was that the bed was tailor made to him specifically, and sleep came quickly to the young Sith Apprentice. Was he even still a Sith though? This is the question that had plagued his thoughts as he slept, as he was haunted by dreams, or perhaps visions, of being chased by several shadowy figures. Sometimes one of the figures would take on the visage of his Master, others would take on the faces of those he had killed in has Masters service, others yet would take on faces that he did not recognize.

Finally giving up on getting a solid rest after a couple of hours, Cade stood and stretched, clad only in a pair of black training pants, his muscles straining with the effort, and silently walked towards the shower barefoot, stopping only to grab his lightsaber. His Master had taught him from the start to never let it out of arms reach, no matter what he was doing. This was a lesson that he learned quickly, for his Master was apt to test him at any moment, in any way. On the 'fresher? Better have your lightsaber close by incase a squad of deadly battle droids suddenly stormed in. Laying in bed with a woman? Better have your lightsaber ready incase she turns out to be a he, and a changeling sent to kill you as a test. These were just some of his lessons. He learned very quickly to heed them.

If he wasn't going to be able to sleep, he could at least relax and perhaps meditate in the way that his Master had taught him. Open himself to the pain and suffering in the galaxy, let it infuse his spirit and revitalize his will. This was the power, as he had been taught, of the dark side of the Force. The weak were meant to serve the strong, in any way conceivable. Yes, this is what he would do. It was more difficult the farther away from civilization that he was, but it was achievable. All he had to do was open himself to the Force fully, and he would succeed.

Cade had been meditating in this fashion for half an hour, his hair almost completely dry from the shower earlier. He was having little luck in opening himself fully. There was a tickle in the back of his mind, like something just out of reach. Taking a breath, he attempted to find the source of this irritation before gasping suddenly. There was a wall of pain suddenly surrounding him, staggering him. He had not been prepared for the strength of this assault on his senses. He was no where near a planet, there should be nothing out here to affect him like this. Drawing himself inward from the Force to make his presence almost seem non-existent, and picking up his lightsaber, Cade quickly ran to the cockpit to run a scan of the surrounding area. His eyes widened at what he saw. A large Battlecruiser, about 5000 meters in length, was hovering over his ship. How had he not felt it's presence before? What was it emanating such raw emotions? Cade didn't think he had the time to figure out these questions. Slapping a button on the console, he sent a ship wide alert to all functioning droids on board.... Intruders.

Nighthaunter Nighthaunter Kyrinov Kyrinov
 
Location: The bridge of the Battle Cruiser Discordia's Vengeance
Ship: Discordia's Vengeance
Equipment: shuriken throwing stars, Willbreaker, Collapsible sniper rifle, Silent Blades, Blaster pistol, Grappling hook
Armour: MK I Nightsuit
Tags: Kyrinov Kyrinov Cade Orion Cade Orion

The Nighthaunter waited on the bridge studying the old medical ship in front of them through the bridges' armoured glass windows. He listened to the screams of the damned echoing down the hallways, and he could swear that he could hear a scream that was louder than the others. His former apprentice was clearly enjoying his devotional. One would expect the average navy officer on the bridge to be pretty shaken at the scenes that they had witnessed on the ship. However he had made sure that he had vetted every member of the crew personally so that they didn't have any issues of protest or mutiny against the Silencers beliefs and actions. Along with this the navy crew of the ship had been sworn to the secrecy to never reveal anything about the Silencers to anyone besides the Lady of Eve herself. What was interesting was the age of the of the ship, with how old the vessel was it was bound to have some old and forgotten tech on it that could be salvaged for future use.

The Nighthaunter turned as heard his former apprentice and first Chaplain of the Silencers come aboard the bridge. He looked reinvigorated after his prayers to Discordia. It was as if Discordia herself had infused him with her godly energy and he looked more focused than ever. Listening to Kyrinov's words the Nighthaunter simply nodded in agreement.

"Shall we take one of the boarding pods on board? That way we can board the ship with the element of surprise, rather than us landing in the hanger bay." He said, unlike most of the Silencers that would talk to the First Chaplain in a way that would imply that the Kyrinov was their leader or master. Nighthaunter would speak to him as an equal. This was due to their past and Nighthaunter's role in creating the organization. In truth the Nighthaunter was glad that his former apprentice had taken over from him so readily. As he was not one who was very comfortable in a leadership role, he was a loner by definition. He was very proud of the way that his former apprentice had taken over leadership of the cult. He was by far a superior a leader to what he was and ever could be.
 

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