The Forger
Knights of Obsidian. Heretics. From what Firrerreo knew, they were all too over the spectrum of light and dark. There were some who even dared to call themselves Sith. Sith, working with the Light of all things! It couldn't stand. A true Sith couldn't let it stand. They needed to be reminded of their humility. The powerlessness of their cheap imitation of those who followed the true path to power.
A trap was needed. Yes, that would be perfect! The Firrerreo spent time planning out how he'd strike a blow. So much time, so much planning. He would set up his trap, cause a ruckus and bring the Obsidians to their knees when they arrived to try and stop him. It was perfect, so perfect! So why didn't it go as he thought? The Sith stood within an abandoned warehouse, the complete opposite side of the town he'd planned to strike. Someone had noticed what he was doing. His runes, his careful preparation. Wasted! And now? Now he was in hiding!
The common people were so annoying. They burned like anyone else, but to get in his way was unforgiveable!
The Obsidians were coming. He knew that much. The building he had planned to use as a trap was reduced to little more than cinders from his complex series of runes and Sith magic. Could he salvage this? Yes. Yes! He must salvage this! His familiar sat outside the ruined building as he began his work anew. It wouldn't be perfect, but he could still bring the Obsidians to their knees. Remind them of their arrogance in calling themselves Sith.
His blood was tranced over the ground, a simple knife used as the pen to carve out the runes. His work glowed a faint red as he drew each complex series of shapes. While the plan wouldn't be perfect, these needed to be for their effect to go as intended. Who knew how long he had before the Obsidians found him. The balance between speed and perfection was one he still needed to work on, but he'd get it done.
He had to.
Vyse de Valorous