King of Korriban
Outer Rim Territories;
Albarrio Sector;
Mygeeto.
Things were falling south. Spoiling and becoming too sour to continue drinking from. Each passing word of the Sith inspired feelings of further hatred. Provocation he knew now how to deal with. He tried pressing the feeling back down, stamping them out and burying them with anything he could. He tried to release them, let them flow through his body under his own command, but these were things he had no dominion over. He was the victim here, tasked with sorting emotions he could not properly identify. But he knew right from wrong, in the most basic sense. After what seemed like a response of silence, Nejaa stood back and summoned forth his emerald blade. He was close, though his movements weren't threatening. Lightsaber hilt unhooking and flipping into place through use of the force, Nejaa put a solid barrier between the two of them and glared. There was of course fear in those eyes when he stared back into the Sith's own, but it was a fear he was trying to channel.
"You underestimate me, Sith. It is you who sounds desperate, running from planet to planet in search of threats. Fearful of kids, and in service to your superiors. I do not need to crawl before your insults in order to make myself strong..."
Inside, he was shaking. Quivering. Close to sickness by the effect of his own words. But he could not fall willingly into the trap of a Sith. Give himself over to failure and betrayal, only to then be dealt with in the manner of the dark side. He knew how this would end, how it would have to end, and he would never be the dead body on the floor. He sounded harsh, stronger than before, and spat his tones as if disgusted by the blatant attempt at weakening his resolve. Testing his loyalty, and failing to win him over.
"The Jedi seek to find solace in peace, removing violence or hostility from their process. They seek to combat evil with words of serenity, and diplomacy, all of which I see as a failing political game. I find myself at odds with the Jedi, Sith, though I will never fall inline with something just as flawed, and just as out of breath. If you must fight me, defeat me, then so be it. But I will never be controlled by one side of the force. You're just as blinded by your dark devotion as the Jedi are blinded by the light they shine into their own eyes."
[member="Asterion"]
Albarrio Sector;
Mygeeto.

Things were falling south. Spoiling and becoming too sour to continue drinking from. Each passing word of the Sith inspired feelings of further hatred. Provocation he knew now how to deal with. He tried pressing the feeling back down, stamping them out and burying them with anything he could. He tried to release them, let them flow through his body under his own command, but these were things he had no dominion over. He was the victim here, tasked with sorting emotions he could not properly identify. But he knew right from wrong, in the most basic sense. After what seemed like a response of silence, Nejaa stood back and summoned forth his emerald blade. He was close, though his movements weren't threatening. Lightsaber hilt unhooking and flipping into place through use of the force, Nejaa put a solid barrier between the two of them and glared. There was of course fear in those eyes when he stared back into the Sith's own, but it was a fear he was trying to channel.
"You underestimate me, Sith. It is you who sounds desperate, running from planet to planet in search of threats. Fearful of kids, and in service to your superiors. I do not need to crawl before your insults in order to make myself strong..."
Inside, he was shaking. Quivering. Close to sickness by the effect of his own words. But he could not fall willingly into the trap of a Sith. Give himself over to failure and betrayal, only to then be dealt with in the manner of the dark side. He knew how this would end, how it would have to end, and he would never be the dead body on the floor. He sounded harsh, stronger than before, and spat his tones as if disgusted by the blatant attempt at weakening his resolve. Testing his loyalty, and failing to win him over.
"The Jedi seek to find solace in peace, removing violence or hostility from their process. They seek to combat evil with words of serenity, and diplomacy, all of which I see as a failing political game. I find myself at odds with the Jedi, Sith, though I will never fall inline with something just as flawed, and just as out of breath. If you must fight me, defeat me, then so be it. But I will never be controlled by one side of the force. You're just as blinded by your dark devotion as the Jedi are blinded by the light they shine into their own eyes."
[member="Asterion"]