Setzi Lunelle
Searching for Eleos's Altar
Objective: A
Location: Inside the Citadel
Allies: SJO
Enemies: [member="Darth Pyrrhus"]
Allies: [member="Chastity Lunelle"]
Gear: Vanguard Class Armor
LZR MK II Pistol with stun attachment
Lightsaber
When Setzi emerged from behind the boulder, she shed her cowardice like a snakeskin. She suddenly felt daring as though the presence of the Togruta so close by filled her with a reckless gallantry. There was no reason not to fear him, but she was certain her desire to see him again was pushing her headlong into this sudden boldness. Having had time to reminisce on Selvaris she knew there was something about being around Tanek that made her feel like a wild spirit of the plains and forests rather than this awkward girl trapped in bulky Desh-Terinium plated armor.
“Stop!” she shouted to his approaching guards and immediately ignited her lightsaber. She misunderstood that the Nautolan detail was merely surrounding her so that others could not get in to help her and that the Sith Knight would be the only one allowed near. But she thought they were attacking. By the Eternal Core, I will not be plucked off of Ziost to do Darth Pyrrhus’s bidding. I am not a conquest nor the spoils of war.
“Your soldiers are too close, Tanek,” she said, calling him by the name she originally knew him by, hoping that would defuse the tense situation somewhat. “Call them back.”
But they only made a semi-circle around her and did not appear to advance any further.
And as he came within closer proximity, she felt her own resolve weakening. To have such complex feelings right now. Does it make me a fraudulent Jedi? She should be terrified of the Togruta Knight, but she was not. Her emotions were absolutely ruling every fething square inch of her brain, and she knew that she would be especially susceptible to his powerful Dun Moch if she didn’t pull it together.
She reached out telepathically, but it wasn’t to Darth Pyrrhus. “Chastity, are you close? Are you safe? Please give me a sign that you’re okay.”
By grounding herself to her sister who was engaged in her own terrifying struggle somewhere, helped her recover if only for a minute. But even seconds could buy her precious time in this game of survival.
Still in battle-ready stance with her lightsaber high she said, not sweetly like the lover she had been to him for a night, but with as much vitriol as his most mortal enemy:
“Darth Pyrrhus, take your forces and leave the Citadel grounds.”
Through gritted teeth:
“I command you to leave now!"
Location: Inside the Citadel
Allies: SJO
Enemies: [member="Darth Pyrrhus"]
Allies: [member="Chastity Lunelle"]
Gear: Vanguard Class Armor
LZR MK II Pistol with stun attachment
Lightsaber
When Setzi emerged from behind the boulder, she shed her cowardice like a snakeskin. She suddenly felt daring as though the presence of the Togruta so close by filled her with a reckless gallantry. There was no reason not to fear him, but she was certain her desire to see him again was pushing her headlong into this sudden boldness. Having had time to reminisce on Selvaris she knew there was something about being around Tanek that made her feel like a wild spirit of the plains and forests rather than this awkward girl trapped in bulky Desh-Terinium plated armor.
“Stop!” she shouted to his approaching guards and immediately ignited her lightsaber. She misunderstood that the Nautolan detail was merely surrounding her so that others could not get in to help her and that the Sith Knight would be the only one allowed near. But she thought they were attacking. By the Eternal Core, I will not be plucked off of Ziost to do Darth Pyrrhus’s bidding. I am not a conquest nor the spoils of war.
“Your soldiers are too close, Tanek,” she said, calling him by the name she originally knew him by, hoping that would defuse the tense situation somewhat. “Call them back.”
But they only made a semi-circle around her and did not appear to advance any further.
And as he came within closer proximity, she felt her own resolve weakening. To have such complex feelings right now. Does it make me a fraudulent Jedi? She should be terrified of the Togruta Knight, but she was not. Her emotions were absolutely ruling every fething square inch of her brain, and she knew that she would be especially susceptible to his powerful Dun Moch if she didn’t pull it together.
She reached out telepathically, but it wasn’t to Darth Pyrrhus. “Chastity, are you close? Are you safe? Please give me a sign that you’re okay.”
By grounding herself to her sister who was engaged in her own terrifying struggle somewhere, helped her recover if only for a minute. But even seconds could buy her precious time in this game of survival.
Still in battle-ready stance with her lightsaber high she said, not sweetly like the lover she had been to him for a night, but with as much vitriol as his most mortal enemy:
“Darth Pyrrhus, take your forces and leave the Citadel grounds.”
Through gritted teeth:
“I command you to leave now!"