Prophet of Bogan
Azure.
"I don't think I've ever seen so much water in one place...it's surprisingly beautiful." The masked Acolyte idly thought aloud as the shuttle flew high over the waves of the rogue planet. Even now the planet was shrouded in darkness, almost too thick to be pierced. Lacking a proper solar system with a star to light up the world tended to do that. A world of eternal darkness and crashing waves, a perfect place for a Sith outpost.
The world had once been under the control of the now fallen Sith Empire, and while it hadn't been too strategic it had been used as a storage for weapons and other items of significance throughout the war due to it being relatively far from the war front. While the weapons and whatever else would be a useful find, Alisteri was hunting down something far more valuable than mere material objects.
He plucked the datapad from his pocket and brought up the manifest again. Having recovered it from another Sith base on Felucia, the manifest had been key to finding caches and stores from the Sith for him to take from. Most importantly though, it also gave locations for a variety of Sith relics and artifacts that he could reclaim and keep out of the hands of the unworthy. One being the very relic he was after now, a Sith Scroll. It was ancient and held information on many of the old Sith ways, if the manifest was accurate of course. It hadn't led him astray thus far, and so he went to Azure to find it.
Eventually an island appeared on the horizon, one mostly covered by a large building and a small area for ships to land. That would be his target, if the coordinates were correct.
He maneuvered the shuttle down and slowed until it could move in for a landing, having to use the lights on the shuttle itself to actually find a landing pad. Well, one that didn't have any sort of wear and tear on it anyway. The building wasn't too tall, only two stories, but it was large enough to serve as a repository for all sorts of valuable information and objects. Had he the time, he would have loved to spend hours perusing it all.
However, as he stepped out of the shuttle and onto the landing platform, he knew that his time was limited. This was wild territory now after all, just about anyone could show up and interfere with his plans.
Naivia Neryn
"I don't think I've ever seen so much water in one place...it's surprisingly beautiful." The masked Acolyte idly thought aloud as the shuttle flew high over the waves of the rogue planet. Even now the planet was shrouded in darkness, almost too thick to be pierced. Lacking a proper solar system with a star to light up the world tended to do that. A world of eternal darkness and crashing waves, a perfect place for a Sith outpost.
The world had once been under the control of the now fallen Sith Empire, and while it hadn't been too strategic it had been used as a storage for weapons and other items of significance throughout the war due to it being relatively far from the war front. While the weapons and whatever else would be a useful find, Alisteri was hunting down something far more valuable than mere material objects.
He plucked the datapad from his pocket and brought up the manifest again. Having recovered it from another Sith base on Felucia, the manifest had been key to finding caches and stores from the Sith for him to take from. Most importantly though, it also gave locations for a variety of Sith relics and artifacts that he could reclaim and keep out of the hands of the unworthy. One being the very relic he was after now, a Sith Scroll. It was ancient and held information on many of the old Sith ways, if the manifest was accurate of course. It hadn't led him astray thus far, and so he went to Azure to find it.
Eventually an island appeared on the horizon, one mostly covered by a large building and a small area for ships to land. That would be his target, if the coordinates were correct.
He maneuvered the shuttle down and slowed until it could move in for a landing, having to use the lights on the shuttle itself to actually find a landing pad. Well, one that didn't have any sort of wear and tear on it anyway. The building wasn't too tall, only two stories, but it was large enough to serve as a repository for all sorts of valuable information and objects. Had he the time, he would have loved to spend hours perusing it all.
However, as he stepped out of the shuttle and onto the landing platform, he knew that his time was limited. This was wild territory now after all, just about anyone could show up and interfere with his plans.
