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Location: Grendin Waste, Lok
Tag: [member="Aeneis Valdemar"]
The likelihood that their Master would approve of any extracurricular violence was high... But the redhead wasn't concerned with [member="Adron Malvern"]'s business today.It had been long months of training, followed by longer months of silence from the Firrerreo where her Master and his machinations were concerned. Her sister had been at the forefront of several schemes that the Exarch had concocted, but the mute had been no where to be seen. She hoped to change all of that - and this would be an excellent step to bringing herself back into the all eclipsing shadow of the Sith Lord's attentions.
Lok was as quality a location as any, and the deserted wastes that smelled heavily of sulfur and stagnant air were ideal for what she needed. When the Sith-in-training had heard of the formal Imperial's plan to take another apprentice she had considered for a time leaving the man be - but it wouldn't do to have another body to set between herself and what her Master had planned for her. If this stranger wanted to place himself in the circle of the Exarch's attentions, she'd best ensure he was going to be worth whatever detraction from her own training that he would cause.
The invite had been a simple one, a missive, sent digitally, inviting him to attend her at the coordinates she currently inhabited. What had been issued was a challenge in an abstract sense - an invitation to test himself against the creature that was slated to become the Exarch's blade. She'd been charged with a specific role, and having proven herself ruthless, it was time to prove herself useful as well.
It was with that knowledge and the invitation sent that the woman found herself crouching low, her arms resting atop her knees, wrapped in simple clothing that would not cause her to overheat in the muggy swelter that covered most of Lok. Green eyes, fierce below furrowed brows, scanned the horizon slowly and meticulously as she awaited the newest addition to their little 'family.'
Hopefully he was as keen as she was to test out the competition.