Zalen Zennoch Ziad
Echanni Fury Lord
Zalen was confident in his abilities, but was he confident he could win? It would be interesting to see how one of the brightest up and comers of the Sith Empire would handle his emotions when he went up against the most Powerful Sith in the Galaxy. Was this a statement? Yes, it was. It was a statement to every Sith about what they should strive for. Everyone was content with not being the Emperor and that wasn't the Sith way. Kill the Emperor in numbers if you are so afraid, but know that one day you too will be slain in cold blood by those who bowed before you.
Zalen walked into the throne room on Drummond Kaas, he had grown up on this planet and was raised by the Sith he now called masters. He thought about the fight many times in his head; many scenarios ran in and out of his mind. He had a strategy of how to take on the Emperor, but even he did not know if it would be enough. Zalen sat down to meditate while he waited for his opponent, argueably the strongest opponent he could ever hope to face. This was all relative, because power was relative. Power isn't the source of victory, or at least not false power. True power had many faces and no one Sith had managed to claim them all as his own since the beggining of the order. If a Sith had True Power he would have no opposition and thus there would be no need for the Sith philosophy. It is an ironic contrast that plagued the Sith in mind, but was never fully realized before.
Zalen walked into the throne room on Drummond Kaas, he had grown up on this planet and was raised by the Sith he now called masters. He thought about the fight many times in his head; many scenarios ran in and out of his mind. He had a strategy of how to take on the Emperor, but even he did not know if it would be enough. Zalen sat down to meditate while he waited for his opponent, argueably the strongest opponent he could ever hope to face. This was all relative, because power was relative. Power isn't the source of victory, or at least not false power. True power had many faces and no one Sith had managed to claim them all as his own since the beggining of the order. If a Sith had True Power he would have no opposition and thus there would be no need for the Sith philosophy. It is an ironic contrast that plagued the Sith in mind, but was never fully realized before.