Dark Lord of Passion
Nwul had worked tirelessly on the weapon. Silent moments in meditation as each piece slid into place. Centuries of knowledge and experience going into the various interwoven pieces. There were parts from the distant past and some at the cutting edge. Whatever he could get his hands on. The result was a wicked instrument of death, one that he hadn't expected to create. But the force had guided him through the process, and so he was pleased. He named it Derriphan.
"Father, we've arrived at the coordinates that Darth Strosius gave you, we've been invited to dock. Are you sure about this?" Darya asked, rubbing her hands together. She glanced over her shoulder as if she were visualizing her sister in the bridge of the Aftermath. The various AI systems assisting her in piloting the monstrosity that their master had constructed to live in.
Nwul tilted his head and looked up at her with a gentle smile, "He's a friend. And I offer neither Empyrean nor Carnifex my allegiance. Neither have proven to be Sith'ari as far as I am concerned," He said and ran his fingers over the blade. "He has no reason to instigate with me."
He got to his feet and brushed himself off, "Anyway! I owe him so I figured I'd swing by. I managed to get my hand on a present for him," The sith laughed, snatching up a satchel on his right and throwing it over his shoulder. "I'd hate for it to go to waste..."
Not long after that, the Aftermath docked with the much larger vessel. The heavily modified raider-class corvette offering itself up to a beast. The boarding ramp dropped when the vessel settled, Nwul striding down the ramp with purpose. Instead of the ratty clothes that Strosius had found him in. Nwul wore his cassock and red sash, the robe-like clothing fitted tightly around his body. He looked more like a priest than a Sith. His lightsaber hung loosely at his belt and his eyes gleamed brightly with the delight of seeing someone he cherished. He kept his hands in front of him and at his waist in a reverent posture, not wanting to draw any ire from security as he stepped down the ramp. Strosius was a man of ironclad sith principle, and Nwul did not insult him. He broadcast a portion of his newfound knight-level strength across the docking bay, letting all know that a powerful Sith had arrived.
As he did, he kept his eyes open for the approach of the man who had brought him into the fold.


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