C U R S E
Shadow Emperor, Leader of the Spear, Shadow Dragon
Location: Surface, Carlac
Equipment: Empyrean gland | OPBC-01m
Tag: Spindle
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Curse has spent most of the last two and a half decades in the Unknown Region on Terraris, or on the surrounding planets. As always, he was researching the Ancient Mavors culture. And, of course, he continued to lead the Shadow Empire as Shadow Emperor in utmost secrecy. Unfortunately, the man never got much closer to learning more about the Mavors race and culture, they still seemed mostly legend and myth. True, he had not given up on finding their trail through the galaxy and proving that they really existed and were not just fiction.
But the galaxy was vast, with thousands or even millions of inhabited or now uninhabited planets. And searching them all was impossible, even for a powerful Sith Lord like Curse. It even took a lot of time and energy to personally investigate every rumour or legend. An apprentice or assistant who is also interested in ancient knowledge would have helped him a lot. Of course, there were many such young Sith, or other Force Users, but still... so few who met the man's criteria or expectations. For Curse was rather squeamish and picky about such things.
That is why it was a pleasant surprise for the man when his men returned with a name; Spindle . As far as he knew, she was a disciple of Lord Letifer ; Curse was unaware that the Sith Lord had also escaped and returned. It therefore seemed a good opportunity to approach the girl and ask her to be his apprentice or assistant. Of course, first he wanted to take her on a mission, a reconnaissance, to test whether she would really live up to the hopes he had dared to hope for. Curse had already scouted out the planet near Carlac, a quarantined world with ancient ruins, to test her there.
So the man arrived at the place where the young girl was; he approached in a dress that covered his whole body; a hooded robe. There was also a hood over the man's head, under which his face was not visible, only total darkness. No weapon was visible on the man's side. He moved soundlessly, but very smoothly, as if he were made of mercury, or not even walking on the ground, but floating above it, gliding over the ground. This was not true, of course, but it might have appeared so to mere mortals. In the end he stopped a few steps away from her and spoke in a pleasantly low voice. If one couldn't tell whether it was a man or a woman from his movement, it was clear from the deep, pleasant baritone voice that it was a man.
"My child, I want to talk to you." his voice was calm, pleasant, persuasive, simple people might even have called it confident, yet there was something ancient, cold and distant about him that made the cowled figure perhaps even more mysterious and special.