Vrag
The Second Seal, broken.
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Objective: SMASHY
Location: Ground
Enemies: Sith deserters, Atrisian loyalists
Allies: [member="Darth Timoris"] | [member="Matsu Xiangu"] | [member="Darth Ophidia"] | [member="Zaria"] | [member="Lord Ajihad"]
Objective: SMASHY
Location: Ground
Enemies: Sith deserters, Atrisian loyalists
Allies: [member="Darth Timoris"] | [member="Matsu Xiangu"] | [member="Darth Ophidia"] | [member="Zaria"] | [member="Lord Ajihad"]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtaEKzY21mQ
There was something indescribably good in returning to one's roots in the thick of battle, where blood and sweat and other assorted body fluids ran in rivers galore, and where the cacophony of screams was like an ode to war, praise that knew no tongue or nation; a prayer, and a sacrifice, to gods she had never believed in.
The irony would have been sweet, but it was drowned out by the taste of iron and copper in her mouth, by the ashes dancing at the edges of her vision as another body fell to the precise strikes of her lightsaber. Even now, with years of experience and bloodshed behind her, Vrag still enjoyed this one, simple act of destruction.
It was a physical manifestation of one's assertion in a Galaxy that would have none of it. It was the iron will to not only exist, but fight against the eroding forces of time and entropy, and win.
Well, okay, maybe not that last bit, because everything dies, even the most efficient and practical of Sith Lords, but everything else still held true. Especially that part about fighting. Vrag enjoyed fighting, because not only was it a test of strength and wit against another living being, it was a battle of wills. And those too weak to sustain themselves against entropy incarnate… those were returned to the dust between the stars, to be used again someday to create someone better, perhaps.
Someone who was possessed of a will like hers.
A grin, a flash of red, and the last dissident guarding the entrance slid gurgling to the floor. His leg twitched weakly as the woman stepped over his shuddering body, followed by a mixed — but not unorganized — horde of Warriors, soldiers and Sith. She spared one last glance to the sun above them, high in its zenith, and wondered why the gods hadn't struck Ikaros down.
Then Vrag remembered she didn't believe in gods, and the writer remembered that the Star Wars universe was entirely unfamiliar with that particular myth. Oh, bother.