Vrak Nashar
Character
Athiss
[member="Sochi Ru"]
Vrak had never enjoyed torture.
Other Sith got a sadistic sort of pleasure from it, they enjoyed it and reveled in it. For Vrak it was the mark of a lesser being, a butcher enjoyed torture, a true being of power saw it as a means to an end. He did not like breaking people, even if they were human. Every time he did it he felt as though he were debasing himself, somehow pressing himself into something less. Yet he understood the need for it, why it had to happen.
[member="Irajah Ven"] had experienced it at his hand, Seraphina in a way, a dozen others.
All of them had tested him just a bit too much, had pushed him too far.
This one? This one hadn't gone quite so far. Oh she had fought him upon the sands of Coruscant, she had broken his rib and bloodied him, but that wasn't enough. Not yet. He had a better way for her, a much better way. Perhaps it would be a surprise, or perhaps she would think it a dream, but either way it didn't matter. Vrak would have his way, he always did in the end, no matter what came about.
When the Togruta awake she would not find herself in some dark cell or ancient dungeon.
Instead she would awake within a brightly furnished room, laying on a bed with the only restraint upon her being a single collar that denied her the use of the force.
Breaking someone was more than just torture. It was more than just the cut of a knife or the turn of a press. It was the shifting of the subjects mind, changing not how they acted, but thought. That was what Vrak would achieve here, what he would have.
[member="Sochi Ru"]
Vrak had never enjoyed torture.
Other Sith got a sadistic sort of pleasure from it, they enjoyed it and reveled in it. For Vrak it was the mark of a lesser being, a butcher enjoyed torture, a true being of power saw it as a means to an end. He did not like breaking people, even if they were human. Every time he did it he felt as though he were debasing himself, somehow pressing himself into something less. Yet he understood the need for it, why it had to happen.
[member="Irajah Ven"] had experienced it at his hand, Seraphina in a way, a dozen others.
All of them had tested him just a bit too much, had pushed him too far.
This one? This one hadn't gone quite so far. Oh she had fought him upon the sands of Coruscant, she had broken his rib and bloodied him, but that wasn't enough. Not yet. He had a better way for her, a much better way. Perhaps it would be a surprise, or perhaps she would think it a dream, but either way it didn't matter. Vrak would have his way, he always did in the end, no matter what came about.
When the Togruta awake she would not find herself in some dark cell or ancient dungeon.
Instead she would awake within a brightly furnished room, laying on a bed with the only restraint upon her being a single collar that denied her the use of the force.
Breaking someone was more than just torture. It was more than just the cut of a knife or the turn of a press. It was the shifting of the subjects mind, changing not how they acted, but thought. That was what Vrak would achieve here, what he would have.