Aithne Charr
Heir of Fire
[member="Karen Roberts"]
Solan smiled as he looked up at the ceiling far above him, his eyes fading and changing colors as he manipulated the illusions held before them, the shifting mirror. He was lying sure but who wanted to look at the amber corruption that the dark side placed in his eyes. He hated it so much but he liked that hate, why did he like it. His eyes closed as he stopped his illusions before opening his eyes again and staring out at the far off ceiling of the Palace. It was a slow day, a tired day, something that moved about at a hutt pace.
He wondered what it was like these days, he hadn't been a mercenary for years, his adventures while still numerous still slowed now. He liked to rule, he liked to help those below him socially... but he missed the times he traveled the stars with no holding back. Now he had a child to be careful of, he had a people that looked to him for guidance. He wondered what it would be today that would draw his attention from these thoughts. Letting the dark tendrils of his aura, invisible to most but miralukan and force users of considerable training alike. His hands closed as the tendrils curled around him, sickening things... that he needed for some reason. Oh well as he shrugged.
Solan smiled as he looked up at the ceiling far above him, his eyes fading and changing colors as he manipulated the illusions held before them, the shifting mirror. He was lying sure but who wanted to look at the amber corruption that the dark side placed in his eyes. He hated it so much but he liked that hate, why did he like it. His eyes closed as he stopped his illusions before opening his eyes again and staring out at the far off ceiling of the Palace. It was a slow day, a tired day, something that moved about at a hutt pace.
He wondered what it was like these days, he hadn't been a mercenary for years, his adventures while still numerous still slowed now. He liked to rule, he liked to help those below him socially... but he missed the times he traveled the stars with no holding back. Now he had a child to be careful of, he had a people that looked to him for guidance. He wondered what it would be today that would draw his attention from these thoughts. Letting the dark tendrils of his aura, invisible to most but miralukan and force users of considerable training alike. His hands closed as the tendrils curled around him, sickening things... that he needed for some reason. Oh well as he shrugged.