Bookworms and Host Lords

[Boethiah]

Whoever said knowledge is power certainly didn't ever expect it to have been so true. Bastion was more than just a fortified world and legacy of an empire, it was the remnants of greatness and within the Palace district of Ravelin City was one of the finest collections of knowledge in the whole of the galaxy. Here in the Imperial Library, was an archive of knowledge that contained every piece of information on the old Galactic Empire, Imperial Remnant, and Fel Dynasty.

From starships to politicians, battles to tactics, the library did not miss a single detail and offered some of the greatest pieces of knowledge one could hope to obtain. So it wasn't a surprise that the Primeval had taken special interest in the structure, maintaining a full staff. In particular, Anja Aj'Rou spent much of her time here researching knowledge on magicks and other things.

Few outsiders were ever allowed entrance, but one was granted the privilege. [member="Hal Terrano"].

 

[Hal Terrano]

It had to be conceded, Hal Terrano's quest for knowledge had become much easier since his return to the One Sith.

Amongst the ranks of the Jedi he was often occupied with other more noble concerns, and even then he was met with restriction, fair scrutiny upon his character for the Dark Mark that sat half-carved upon his back. Alliances were not so fruitful, hopeful rebellions were more likely to raze libraries than hold them and the current breed of Mandalorians were illiterate at best, with the exception of one or two notable characters.

Within the Sith he was granted title and unlimited access, the Head Archivist of the One Sith and this opened doors beyond door, one of such located upon the Primeval world of Bastion.

The man had sent word, speaking of his curiosity and seeking access to the vast wealth of knowledge that existed within the Palace district of Ravelin City. Unlike upon Muun, where his motives were nefarious, here he was simply a man with thirsts to quench. These were not enemies worth making, on the contrary, there were individuals here worth becoming cordial with.

If Hal Terrano could do such a thing.

Dressed in the traditional black robes of the Sith, his lightsaber hilt sat openly clipped upon his belt. His eyes, crimson in hue examined the lush nature of the architecture, not finding much pleasure in such grandeur, although such was inescapable in a Palace district. However, it kept his mind occupied as he waited for somebody to guide him through immense realm of information presented.

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[member="Anja Aj'Rou"]

 

[Boethiah]

The librarians and archivists would notice a Sith with relative ease, unlike them who dressed in pure whites, the black-clothed Lord stood out like an infected wound. To them, he was an infection, their eyes scrutinized him and their hearts contained dark, jealous emotions over the contents of the great library. Within these very halls was the knowledge of an empire, an empire so vast it contained worlds no single person could list in their entirety.

Light footsteps echoed across the ground, an approaching member of the Library's keepers stood before the Sith Lord. "You must be the one we're expecting, yes?" She inquired, her two azure eyes examined him as if he were a piece of art. "You are granted access, Lord. Please seek our assistance if you need it," she bowed her head and began to walk away. Her steps slowed and she turned back, "Oh. I suggest that you do not disturb the Host Lord." The woman added before continuing her exit.

Elsewhere in the library, far beyond the contents of common knowledge and in the room of incomplete records was the Host Lord, Anja Aj'Rou, attempting to piece together lost knowledge and works with missing pages. Many of these records have sat in the archives for centuries, great masters struggled to complete them and only scholars sought them out.

[member="Hal Terrano"]