Hazel Zanteres
The Angel/Devil on your Shoulder
"...to acquaint yourself with your newfound power..."
It had been some time since Hazel had last been on Bastion, and yet the words spoken by [member="Darth Carnifex"] still lingered in her mind. Originally she had left in a hurry, both because she had somewhere to be; to help a close friend, but also because she had been scared. Hazel would never deny that she was eternally grateful, after all the ritual had eradicated the disease that had been slowly killing her. But everything had changed so quickly, and she was slap bang in the middle of the Sith Empire.On their Capitol World.
In the Palace of the Dark Lord for Force sake...
While she didn't have any specific notion towards the cycle of Light versus Dark, it hadn't made the situation any less intimidating. But Hazel had made her decision at the time, with albeit no real thought put into what she was walking away from. Since then she had managed to scrape by teaching herself how to control her new power. And for a while it went relatively well, taking small steps here and there, only taking strides when she was confident. However, Hazel came to a conclusion after her recent excursion to a densely populated city.
She had basically become a ticking time bomb, one that was more external than internal.
The power bubbled within her, aching to be unleashed upon those around her. It wanted the life force that surrounded them whenever they walked amongst the crowds. Hazel didn't want that, she wanted to reign it in, control it and direct it. That was what brought her to Bastion, settling her ship down in Ravelin's spaceport. She only hoped the original offer was still on the table.
Hazel walked out of the port, wearing a large coat that concealed the tail that was currently wrapped around her. The horns weren't so easily hidden, but that was just how things were now. She paused, her mind going hazy for a moment with a case of deja vu but it was quickly passed off as just that. Hazel looked, gaze lingering over Ravelin. Her last visit didn't leave much time to take in the city's sights. In that moment though, she felt someone brush past her, quickly slipping something into her hand. Hazel spun around trying to catch the person, but they had already blended away into the crowd.
Both amused and bemused, Hazel opened her hand to find it was a piece of paper. Opening it revealed a brief message addressed to her.
Welcome back, Doctor Zanteres.