The Heir
Rapture was a planet.
A simple enough statement that conveyed enough of the truth, but somehow seemed to still be an understatement of the... well, ironically enough, alien world. Gazing upon the red planet from the atmosphere, he knew, he was certainly far from Sith space, certainly far from any civilised space at all. Guided here with directions from a woman who had only just invaded his planet and had recently defeated his senior. Why exactly did he trust her? He could not quite say.
Well, actually he could.
Yet saying out loud that he was a lovesick fool, did not fill him with much confidence.
As the Ragathor, a Shikkar-class Assault Corvette, a gift from
Darth Strosius
, fell into the planet's orbit, from within his newly furnished command centre, he and his crew, sitting cloaked could only look on with astonishment at the strange, and exotic world. Numerous red forests littered, the landscape, everything about them was red, from the leaves upon the trees, to the grass covered by the trees, to the trees themselves. They looked as lively as they were deathly.
Blood, blood, was what they reminded him of.
Still, even if he could appreciate the colour, the radiance of different shades of crimson, an entire planet of the colour might have gotten boring very quickly. Thankfully, that was not the case, coming by forests of pure white, one almost forgot the dangers of the world below, one might have even been tempted to land, breathe in the air, and explore further, after all, all signs pointed to life being able to survive down upon the planet.
But Malum was no fool, who knew what the former Sangnir homeworld might hold? Already, the darkness called to him, a siren call that would seek to drown him, if, he gave it the chance.
The planet was not only nature, at the very least, even as from this distance he would spot the rare creature, on the prowl, and more discordantly, the movement of water, as if something was beneath its embrace. Gazing upon the high towers, the high ruined towers, and buildings which he could not know the purpose of, for they had been abandoned for... perhaps millennia now, withering away with nothing to fill their halls. He could only think of the irony of it all, how both he and Adeline had settled upon ruins, planets which they held connection to, far before their arrival, planets which they sought to forge into their own after the world's faded glories.
Perhaps it was fate, a sign.
Perhaps it was nothing at all.
He supposed he might get an answer to that question this night.
Malum's stomach still twisted in knots over that specific route of inquiry.
"End the cloak," Malum spoke to one of the crew, the order being sent along the line, until within a few seconds, the Ragathor flickered into view.
He turned away from the scenery, his cloak fluttering in the air, marching off to the hanger. Adeline had only told him to come here, he would have to leave the rest to her.
Adeline Noctua
A simple enough statement that conveyed enough of the truth, but somehow seemed to still be an understatement of the... well, ironically enough, alien world. Gazing upon the red planet from the atmosphere, he knew, he was certainly far from Sith space, certainly far from any civilised space at all. Guided here with directions from a woman who had only just invaded his planet and had recently defeated his senior. Why exactly did he trust her? He could not quite say.
Well, actually he could.
Yet saying out loud that he was a lovesick fool, did not fill him with much confidence.
As the Ragathor, a Shikkar-class Assault Corvette, a gift from

Blood, blood, was what they reminded him of.
Still, even if he could appreciate the colour, the radiance of different shades of crimson, an entire planet of the colour might have gotten boring very quickly. Thankfully, that was not the case, coming by forests of pure white, one almost forgot the dangers of the world below, one might have even been tempted to land, breathe in the air, and explore further, after all, all signs pointed to life being able to survive down upon the planet.
But Malum was no fool, who knew what the former Sangnir homeworld might hold? Already, the darkness called to him, a siren call that would seek to drown him, if, he gave it the chance.
The planet was not only nature, at the very least, even as from this distance he would spot the rare creature, on the prowl, and more discordantly, the movement of water, as if something was beneath its embrace. Gazing upon the high towers, the high ruined towers, and buildings which he could not know the purpose of, for they had been abandoned for... perhaps millennia now, withering away with nothing to fill their halls. He could only think of the irony of it all, how both he and Adeline had settled upon ruins, planets which they held connection to, far before their arrival, planets which they sought to forge into their own after the world's faded glories.
Perhaps it was fate, a sign.
Perhaps it was nothing at all.
He supposed he might get an answer to that question this night.
Malum's stomach still twisted in knots over that specific route of inquiry.
"End the cloak," Malum spoke to one of the crew, the order being sent along the line, until within a few seconds, the Ragathor flickered into view.
He turned away from the scenery, his cloak fluttering in the air, marching off to the hanger. Adeline had only told him to come here, he would have to leave the rest to her.

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