L O S T
Coruscant, the hub of Lightside activity - the perfect place for a darker soul to wander undetected. One might have thought it otherwise, but with Ashla dominating the Force Presences there, one tiny spec of Bogan was swamped, pulled under by the tide so to speak. And so it was that Saeldar and @[member='Thyrian Ashborn'] were able to fly a covered speeder down over the flight paths through the Financial Districts of Coruscant's Upper Levels. Master and Apprentice, Mistress and Subordinate, quite an odd pairing, all things considered. The smaller was a child of fourteen, still only an Apprentice - to the Emperor himself, none the less - yet the Master of the taller, an alchemical creature-of-a-man, borne of flames and ash, a living furnace, subjugated to her will. Definitely an odd pairing, yet for whatever reason it worked.
As the speeder descended the girl turned her sights to the man-of-Ash in the modified passenger seat. She had been successfully able to subdue him to the point where only the minimal alterations were required - minor heat-proofed seats being the one present in the speeder. After all, this was much less costly and time-exhausting. Still, the permanent fix is required, which was partly why they were here. Finally it stood before them, or they above it, the First Bank of Coruscant, perhaps the greatest still in existence in the Republic, with vaults loaded full of credit chips and valuables. Why take from the Empire? she had inquired when first formulating the plan, long before the Ashborn had been subjugated. No, it was her place to further the Sith, not hinder them.
"Deal with the guards" she said, as the speeder finally descended onto the rooftop "I'll take out surveillance." And so it was that the pair slipped out of the unmarked speeder. The rooftop cameras were immediately torn down with a forceful tug of Telekinesis on the child's part, she remaining covered through her Jedi-esque robes, those she had obtained years prior on a Mission for @[member='Daxton Bane']. Only when the cameras were taken care of did she gesture her weapon from the Speeder, so he could deal with the guards who were hurrying to their present location. Within the Bank itself no-one had yet to be alerted, the camera's seemed to have malfunctioned, nothing more and nothing less, and before the guards could even realise what was happening a volley of flames emitted from the young girl's Apprentice. There would be naught save ash in their place.
As the speeder descended the girl turned her sights to the man-of-Ash in the modified passenger seat. She had been successfully able to subdue him to the point where only the minimal alterations were required - minor heat-proofed seats being the one present in the speeder. After all, this was much less costly and time-exhausting. Still, the permanent fix is required, which was partly why they were here. Finally it stood before them, or they above it, the First Bank of Coruscant, perhaps the greatest still in existence in the Republic, with vaults loaded full of credit chips and valuables. Why take from the Empire? she had inquired when first formulating the plan, long before the Ashborn had been subjugated. No, it was her place to further the Sith, not hinder them.
"Deal with the guards" she said, as the speeder finally descended onto the rooftop "I'll take out surveillance." And so it was that the pair slipped out of the unmarked speeder. The rooftop cameras were immediately torn down with a forceful tug of Telekinesis on the child's part, she remaining covered through her Jedi-esque robes, those she had obtained years prior on a Mission for @[member='Daxton Bane']. Only when the cameras were taken care of did she gesture her weapon from the Speeder, so he could deal with the guards who were hurrying to their present location. Within the Bank itself no-one had yet to be alerted, the camera's seemed to have malfunctioned, nothing more and nothing less, and before the guards could even realise what was happening a volley of flames emitted from the young girl's Apprentice. There would be naught save ash in their place.