Success or Death.
Some time had gone since last she trained her apprentice [member="Animus Malgus"]. He had grown relatively adept in the last skill she taught him, and so it was time for him to put another notch in his belt. Once more, she would train an apprentice in the art of stealth. This was not the visual and audible disappearance she had learned from [member="Darth Veles"], nor was is the art of shrinking ones presence in the Force, as [member="Darth Ferus"] had taught her upon her knighthood. Both of the aforementioned techniques were far out of the acolyte's reach, for now. No, this was an ability she had dug out from the depths of the archives when she herself was an acolyte: Buried Presence. Combined with the Cloak of Shadow, it rendered one virtually undetectable, and it was a gangway to the Art of the Small.
Darth Ophidia sat in the ruins of the Tython Jedi Temple. Her legs were folded up in the lotus position; her hands rested on her skirts. Her left hand cupping the right and thumbs touching lightly. She appeared peaceful on the first glance. Her eyes were closed and her hood was thrown back to expose her bald head. Ophidia's black robes draped around her form as she sat in a near deathlike stillness. For those probing in the Force, she was nothingness. There was air and dust and the lingering spirits of the restless dead of the ruin. Only upon physically seeing her would one be aware of her presence, and even that was a trick in and of itself.
She had given instructions to her apprentice, he would meet her there in the temple for a lesson. The instructions would take him to the main entrance hall of the former Jedi Temple.
Darth Ophidia sat in the ruins of the Tython Jedi Temple. Her legs were folded up in the lotus position; her hands rested on her skirts. Her left hand cupping the right and thumbs touching lightly. She appeared peaceful on the first glance. Her eyes were closed and her hood was thrown back to expose her bald head. Ophidia's black robes draped around her form as she sat in a near deathlike stillness. For those probing in the Force, she was nothingness. There was air and dust and the lingering spirits of the restless dead of the ruin. Only upon physically seeing her would one be aware of her presence, and even that was a trick in and of itself.
She had given instructions to her apprentice, he would meet her there in the temple for a lesson. The instructions would take him to the main entrance hall of the former Jedi Temple.