Success or Death.
They say, the greatest weapon is the mind. This statement was especially true to those who practised the art of Mentalism; the art of Mind Control. While the Jedi had their little tricks of persuasion, the Sith could enforce total control upon the weak of mind. It was a matter of beauty, to turn the deadliest weapon upon its wielder.
Darth Ophidia occupied a dim room, deep in the bowels of the Coruscant Sith Temple. No natural light reached there, but the room was partially lit by a mass of candles, flickering against the oppressing darkness and throwing shifting shadows upon every surface. The walls were decorated in copies of ancient murals, depicting the nature of the Dark Side of the Force. Right above the candles ran a single line of text in the language of the Ancient Sith. The text in question was a transcription of the ancient code of the Sith, one any Acolyte had well take to mind.
The Rattataki sat, still as death, in a lotus position. Her left hand cupped her right, and the thumbs touched just barely. Her eyes were not closed, nor fully opened, but gazed upon the floor. Her presence was naught, as if she was not really there if you took your eyes off of her, as if she was simply part of the room.
In a corner of the room sat two figures, clinging tightly to one another and letting out the odd whimper. One male Miralan, one female Amaran. The two of them had metal collars around their necks and a desperate look in their eyes. Both were slaves by the look of it.
[member="Udrusa"], one of many potential Sith Acolytes within the grasp of the Empire of the One Sith, had been given specific instructions to enter this room. The why had not been told her. There was only a single clear order of when and where.
Darth Ophidia occupied a dim room, deep in the bowels of the Coruscant Sith Temple. No natural light reached there, but the room was partially lit by a mass of candles, flickering against the oppressing darkness and throwing shifting shadows upon every surface. The walls were decorated in copies of ancient murals, depicting the nature of the Dark Side of the Force. Right above the candles ran a single line of text in the language of the Ancient Sith. The text in question was a transcription of the ancient code of the Sith, one any Acolyte had well take to mind.
The Rattataki sat, still as death, in a lotus position. Her left hand cupped her right, and the thumbs touched just barely. Her eyes were not closed, nor fully opened, but gazed upon the floor. Her presence was naught, as if she was not really there if you took your eyes off of her, as if she was simply part of the room.
In a corner of the room sat two figures, clinging tightly to one another and letting out the odd whimper. One male Miralan, one female Amaran. The two of them had metal collars around their necks and a desperate look in their eyes. Both were slaves by the look of it.
[member="Udrusa"], one of many potential Sith Acolytes within the grasp of the Empire of the One Sith, had been given specific instructions to enter this room. The why had not been told her. There was only a single clear order of when and where.