
Korriban Arrival Port
Korriban, Horuset System
With the looming dual missile launchers erected around the lip of the cavern housing the Spaceport, Asterion couldn’t be sure if they were now simply deactivated and there to show an ancient Sith muscle. Embedded within the orange rock that loomed above and below into a deathly drop, the Spaceport consisted of one sole landing pad and a few small walkways leading into the arrival bay and onto the planet.
But as he had only a small Sith transport that he still found difficult to pilot, Asterion had taken a steady path from Coruscant to Korriban after making his presence felt across the many links and systems coming from his datapad, faithfully with him and a pool of resources for all known active Sith and their Factions across the galaxy. Months before, Sith Lord Kryptus has honed in on him by just the same method, and now Asterion was doing it once more to see who came this time.
With the return of Lady Kyros and her appearance on Teth, Asterion was walking the line between returning to a disbanded faction that was now once more on the rise and separating from her to find his own path. While he had learnt a great deal about himself during his time with The Sith Order, Asterion was still novice in many things including lightsaber combat and a various deal of powerful Force skills that he deemed to be an essential tool in order to fulfil a destiny of being a mighty Sith warrior. It was things like this that surged the anger in him; feeling he was overlooked and not being given the chance to BE somebody. He would show them. He would show everyone who he really was.
Leaning on the iron barriers over the abyss below, he was minus his Knight’s cowl, the last time seeing it in tatters on the floor of Teth beneath the feet of Sith Knight Thyrian Ashborn – safe to say not someone he agreed with at the best of times – and now stood with his worn armour covering his body, heavily stubbled jaw and swept back hair completing the image of a man now in some sort of control over his destiny and himself; knowing where that destiny lay however, was a different story altogether.
Watching the moon above beyond the small clouds in the purple sky, Asterion caught a ship circling in the atmosphere and kept his eye on it. The missile launchers remained dormant and inactive as ever as the ship circled closer.
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