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Subjugating Will [Cemas]

Aboard the Painted Mynock
Sohna was down for the count. The girl had tested her patience one too many times, from outright fleeing to Nar Shaddaa to making a scene when she had company. Presently she was undergoing Cybernetic Surgery, to replace her left arm, which meant that her other student-slash-prisoner was alone in the cells with nothing but his own thoughts for company.

It had been several days of isolation. Food had been distributed remotely; not even the droids had stepped into the containment facility. And the cell itself had been sound dampened. No noise got in, no noise got out.

It was at this point that Ayva strode through the halls. She completely bypassed the training room, not even giving it a moments consideration, and unlocked the door to the cells.

Once inside, her gaze snapped to Cemas. Her expression spoke of pure vehemence, where it had previously been stoic and muted. Stepping up to his containment cell she dropped the barrier and reached out, grasping him by the scruff of his shirt in an attempt to drag him from his cell. For such a weak looking woman, she was actually surprisingly strong.

Nothing was said. Nothing had to be said. She didn't need to explain herself to him.

[member="Cemas D'baen"]
 
The first day alone he expected, a little something to remind the prisoners they had no control. A little bit of stir crazy went a long way, but enough solitary confinement would break anyone. Too much and the mind broke completely, hallucinations and the like became rampant. So instead after a day of exercising his body he moved to the next issue, exercising the mind. This wasn't his first run about of space magic nonsense, albeit they were definitely of different flavors. This one wasn't into the robes, and making him where pig tails at least. On the other hand the other one had been a bit more eye candy. Stopping for a moment he considered that, he supposed this one could be if she wasn't constantly scowling and threatening. Edges were a bit hard, but with enough work who knew? None of this mattered, random thoughts that kept his mind moving, but mostly useless.

There were things that weren't so useless though, for instance the space magic nonsense. He'd never actually taken any 'lessons', but Asha had spoken of it a bit. Still didn't understand why it needed him to wear pig tails, but whatever. Ok, so this thing is always with me huh? Now if I only knew where the on button was. Out of an utter need for sarcasm he poked himself in the head a few times. Evidently mine's defective, refund anyone? She had said it was something you felt, or something like that, it had been awhile. So he sat there in the silence probing his own mind looking for the invisible switch, or an instruction guide, neither of which it seemed was readily available. It was an irritating search, like groping in the dark without a clue what you were looking for. It was pissing him off.

Resisting the urge to punch a wall he just growled under his breath as he closed his eyes and tried to relax a moment. Taking a breath he let go of his irritation, it only impede his thought process anyway. Ok so lets try this feeling thing, just feel it, yeah that's it. So he pressed on the edges of his mind, searching for well anything really, no point limiting. He envisioned his mind like a physical thing, and pressed it outwards stretching it like it was made of, well Sith he didn't know. It was stretchy and membrane like, but he couldn't have put it in terms outside of his own mind. After about twenty minutes of intense concentration he managed to give himself a headache, and enough irritation to make get up, and feel like quitting.

Taking a deep breath he began to move around the room, barely focused on where he walked mostly due to the whole cell thing. Wasn't like he was going to trip and fall into the local lake. The cell was just big enough to jog around, and so he did just that letting his body occupy his mind for a moment while he cleared his head. Why couldn't it be simple like the body? He knew how to use that, Sith he even knew how to use his mind, but space magic, poodoo. Letting his mind roam he felt his body heat up as his muscles warmed and stretched, a casual jog became a bit more serious as he let his body work its not space magic. Almost like a machine it took to a pace one foot in front of the other, two breaths in, one out as he moved. It was an odd custom, but it had become a habit since a young age, well younger.

As he felt his feet hit the hard floor he was glad that he had decent shoes at least to absorb the shock because the floors didn't give a bit. His irritation feel away some as he took it out on his run, it was an opponent he understood at least. Why couldn't the Force work like this, just doing it, not the whole song and dance space magic with pig tails garbage. It was almost as an afterthought he let his mind go as he exercised the heat building up in him as a good lather of sweat started to form. He didn't think, there was no need to anymore the body knew what it was doing already, thought just screwed with the process. Instead he let his senses relax and just moved, it was a bit sore he hadn't gotten enough rest for his muscles since he last exercised but they accepted the work grudgingly.

Without mentally acknowledging it he noticed the girl was missing from the other cell, so he started slowing as he breathed in deeply continuing until his pace was a casual walk around his room. With a final deep exhale he checked the door to his cell and waited for it to open guessing there was some kind of beating time coming again. it stood closed for a few minutes while he probed about with his mind before clarity struck him like a slap in the face. The girl was missing? In his silent cell of a grave he knew that how? He didn't move, not a single inch, Sith he'd stopped breathing as he focused on the knowledge she wasn't there. He couldn't see her cell or anything, he just knew it was empty. It was the lack of her presence he was feeling, the complete emptiness of his part of the ship.

With a sudden explosive laugh he fell back against one of the cell walls, sliding down it he left a trail of sweat behind him as his eyes moved about the room. He felt alive. He settled into it, just felt no pushing, no hunting it, but just felt. He became acutely aware of body, the rhythmic movements of his heart, his paced breaths as his lung brought more oxygen into his system. He couldn't feel the things about him so well, more of just the lack of rather then seeing or knowing what things outside looked like. His body though, he could feel the individual mechanisms all working together somehow, it was too much to take in at the moment but he could feel it all. The cooling of his skin as his body heat dissipated, it was like a runner's high but so much more. Whatever it was he knew it was he knew he'd finally found his on switch, or had stumbled across it in truth.

Breathing deeply he looked inwards just letting himself flow through the various operations of his body, it wasn't like he was watching them or could physically see them, but damned if he wasn't very aware of what was going on. So deeply was he into it he didn't hear the beep that announced his food dispenser was spitting out his next meal. Standing up he looked over the porridge like substance with distaste. He knew by now that it contained every nutrient he needed, even with his workouts. If it hadn't by now he'd have been feeling much worse then he did. It still tasted like eating cardboard though, and was about as dry. Still water was the one substance he had in plenty he supposed. Eating the prison ration slowly he breathed out a sigh, so that was space magic. It wasn't exactly what he'd pictured it to be, but if it was as special as they all claimed there was a lot more too it.

Finishing his bowl of whatever the Sith it was he washed his bowl out with water and placed it back under the dispenser, till the next time he had to eat cardboard. Sitting down on his bed he closed his eyes and just sat there letting his new awareness flow through his mind as he drifted off to sleep finally. Waking to his third day of silent isolation he felt a bit of exultation that he was still aware of himself, his surroundings were blurry, but he could still feel. Standing he stretched out, a small crack in his neck occurring as he did, the wear and tear of everyday life. Looking about he didn't bother fighting off a yawn as his mind fully woke up, still no girl. He imagined she was somewhere being trained to kick his ass, their captor had seemed more annoyed by that then he'd have liked to make her, but what was done was done.

Moving about his cell he felt the general soreness of his body, it was continually rising during his captivity due to over exertion. The only real choice of activity was exercising and he was over doing that. To do nothing though would send him stir crazy, but perhaps that was the point to tire him out until he gave in. He had no doubt he was being watched constantly via some remote camera nonsense, but he didn't much care, it didn't change anything. He let a breath of air pass his pursed lips making a rather annoyed sound between them as he considered giving his body a few days of rest. Of course that could be just what she was waiting for, he'd rest and she'd pounce at him then knowing he was tiring. Of course she could also just be off pleasure cruising to without a thought for what her prisoner was doing. He wasn't really sure which one he preferred, one meant he could rest, but the other meant he could eventually get more time out of this cell.

Sighing he sat back down and decided it didn't really matter, if he kept pushing his body it would start to give on him. Then the real troubles would began, more so because he knew eventually she might make good on her threats. Feeling about his body he knew there was no way to rush a resting body, but at least he could exercise his mind while he was waiting for it to heal up. He could feel the rush of blood to and from his heart, his pulse amplified under his skin as oxygen was rushed into his muscles. The muscles themselves slowly healing tears, and stressed muscles the cellular activity too small for him to grasp, but apparent. He became aware of small stress signs along his shins, the pounding of feet against the unforgiving durasteel floor causing the bone to began to show signs of damage. Nothing major, just stress on several locations, but still they weren't good either. Rest would heal them all up, his shins needed a bit more then the rest, but he had no idea how long he had to do that with.

Silently he sat there feeling at the processes within his own body, the cell around him faded away in his mind as he focused on the small tasks going on within. Probing at small stress in his shin bone he understood how the body he healed, but he didn't have have names for what was going on inside of him. He knew the cells would divide and fill the gaps, strengthen each piece, and even rebuild muscles stronger. What he felt though he couldn't put into a scientific idea though, he wasn't nearly well educated for that, but he could feel it all clearly now. Focusing on his muscles no he absently encouraged the little processes inside his body, the busy bees never stopping in their work seemed to deserve that much at least. Then he began to wonder at what he could actually do with space magic. Watching was all good and well, but if that was it, well poodoo. He didn't believe it was though, not from what he'd seen at least.

His encouragement became serious minded now as he moved his focus back to his leg, shin splints would make moving painful, and it wasn't something he could afford in the least. So he focused his mind there attempting to feel into the process going on trying to wrap his mind around how one would effect it. He thought it over for a minute as he considered the how behind what he was attempting. Then he said feth all of that, he'd over thought it before and just made it worse. Ok space magic do your thing, go go space magic! Yeah, great. He hadn't really expected that work, but was worth a shot he supposed.

Sitting there for hours he just focused on the process of healing, the bone slowly healed with the stressed tendons, and muscles in his legs as he watched them with complete focus. He could feel slowly at it a bit more, his awareness slowly growing as he remained unaware of what he was doing. His attempted to use the Force were akin to a baby trying to keep their head up, wobbly and mostly ineffective. It was growing though, and unrealized to him until he finally let go and looked farther back it was doing something. The muscles and tendons had mended more in his legs then his arms, noticeably more. He wasn't sure what he'd done, but it was something. Albeit compared to a real wound it was nothing, he was merely helping the body to increase the every day wear and tear it was already well accustomed to. His understanding of what he'd done was basically a giant question mark in his head, and the length of time it taken was well, most of the day.

That reality struck him suddenly as his stomach suddenly rioted inside his gut twisting into a painful spasm as it tried to find something to digest inside itself. His eyes immediately went to the food dispenser, and his bowl. It had filled up the point of literally overfilling creating a great mound around the bowl, quite the mess. He'd missed all three meals somehow in his complete focus on the interior, and now his body demanded food. Standing he poked at the room temperature food all but the mess that spilled unto the dispenser's shelf a dried out crust. Shoving a bit in his mouth he ate slowly, his stomach demanded more, but eating fast would bring on even more cramps. As he slowly ate more of the slop on the counter he muttered to himself adding a bit of water to the crust in the bowl in an attempt to hydrate it. He soaked the bowl for a bit once he was done as to clean the last marble like substance out of the bottom of the bowl, what the kark was he eating anyway?

The next day passed much the same, though he'd learned to stop a bit throughout the day and eat he let his body heal while she was away. The last few days he alternated between learning how is body healed the minor stress from exercise as he began to start pushing his body. He'd have almost enjoyed the time alone but he quietly began to wonder if he had actually been forgotten somehow, or simply just dismissed as not worth the effort. As long as the food kept coming though he knew it wasn't totally true, this was what isolation was made for, to crack the mind, but he'd found an escape.

Finally she came, and like a firestorm he thought as he felt her approach. He couldn't feel clearly at her, but he understood it was different then the girl. As soon as he saw her he wanted to smirk, and as usual he couldn't help it much. So much rage in such a small package, rough edges indeed, perhaps just sharp edges in the end. As she grabbed at him he suppressed a laugh as he followed her out, "You know if we we're just gonna go with the rough stuff I guess your bed's as good as mine, but I gotta say some foreplay be nice." He was guessing he didn't really have time to enjoy his own sarcasm though, but there was just no damn off switch on his mouth sadly.

[member="Ayvari Dorian"]
 
[Since only one paragraph of this entire post pertains to Ayva, this response will be much smaller than Cemas']

While Ayva may have had at least one encounter with the things Cemas was sarcastically describing, she was still inexperienced enough that the majority of his comment went over her head. As a result she said nothing, and simply kept her hold of his shirt as she strode from the cells and into the training room. This time she didn't simply bypass it, instead she pushed Cemas into the center of the room, using the scruff of his neck to force him to his knees before her.

Her eyes up until this point had not sought out his. But now they settled down, fierce amber burning holes into his very soul. As she released his neck her fingers trailed up along the side of it, surprisingly gentle considering every other encounter they'd had, before firmly grasping his jaw and holding his head in place.

"It seems we got off on the wrong foot" she began, mentally musing over the irony of that statement, "so I shall make your position here very clear. If you submit and comply you will have your freedom. And should you, at any point, seek to break that submission, you will return to confinement." Of course, confinement meant more than simply being thrown into a cell.

"You are here to train, to learn, to better yourself. It's obvious that you were never informed of such before being brought here, thus I apologize for the slight and forgive your past indiscretions. But from this point onward, while you are under my watch, my word is law. If I tell you to fight, you fight, not because I derive some sort of sick pleasure from it, but because in doing so you will learn to shed some of your chains and foolish preconceptions. The girl may look harmless, but she has killed before and she will kill again. Do not let her play you for a fool."

Ayva released his jaw, hand dropping back to her side.

"Is that understood?"

[member="Cemas D'baen"]
 
He'd expected a response, most likely a violent one, for his sarcasm, but she didn't so much as grunt as she dragged him around. He moved behind her without resisting, there wasn't much point to it at this second though her dragging arm left an awfully open shot to her ribs. Of course without a plan it was simple and useless defiance too many unknowns in the equation. Pushing him to his knees he smirked up at her, it moved to startled almost immediately. Confusion struck him like a hammer blow as her grip moved to fingers trailing up his neck. He had been joking about the beds but the touch threw him off. You're good looking, but I mean the whole slave, prisoner thing we got going on here isn't really my style sweetheart. It was probably a good thing she didn't read minds.

Her intentions became clearer though as she spoke, he was still a bit distracted by the touch, he'd been in that cell a little bit of a longer time then, well actually he didn't know how long he'd been in it. A dozen responses leaped into his mind, but he was silent for the moment as he focused on her hand on his jaw. However long it been, it was too damn long obviously. His gaze fell a bit as he looked her over again, his mind not really on topic at the moment. Submitting wasn't really his style though. With a half smirk he already knew this would end badly, but he didn't really put much stock in his chances with her anyway, or rather leaving her alive.

Slowly he stood already knowing it was the wrong move, and simply not caring. "Now call me skeptical but the only chains I've got around these wrists right now are the ones your holding. Now you wanna train me? Teach me some of this fancy space magic, then maybe I'm willing to sign on. You teach, I listen and do what I'm told, maybe we can work that out. As for bowing and submitting I'm afraid you've got the wrong guy sweetheart, besides the ones that bow and scrape are never very good anyway. Great for the confidence boost but mostly useless. Now you can beat me or whatever until you think I'll break and be just another one of your droids, or you can teach me and I'll listen. Choice is yours, either way the nail work was nice, good touch." Mentally he resigned himself to what was coming next, but in the end he'd rather remained unbowed then submit.

[member="Ayvari Dorian"]
 
Ayva wanted to strike him back down for his disobedience.

Alas, the little cricket chirped atop her shoulder and bade her to hold her hand. Eyes narrowed toward him as she pondered over her options, contemplating all she herself had been put through during her first steps into darkness.

Tuition had been mostly denied to her, the Sith refused to train her when they first brought her into their fold, at least where the Dark Arts were concerned, which is why she had strayed an Agent's path and forged her own way. And when Xanxus secretly took her as his own Apprentice, when he finally taught her in the depths of Mustafar, with the Jedi's taint upon her, she had craved every last detail.

Nobody forced her hand. They hadn't even really denied her to make her want it more. They simply hadn't wanted to end up with a broken mess of a child. They had no need to rush it.

And Ayva respected them for that. The decision had been hers alone. She had only bent her knee at her own request.

She would not force him. She would not make him bow.

Oh Force, what had Kurt done.

With a shake of her head, she turned from him and stared through the sole viewing port the room had to offer. "There are many chains about your person, though you may not see them. We all have them, and we all strive to break them in some way. To achieve a higher form of ourselves. To reach our point of perfection."

She had not sent him back to his knees, and the very act of turning her back revealed that she had no intentions of lording herself over him. Not for now at least.

"You state you will learn, but not bow. That is something I can humour, so long as you do not attempt anything contradictory to these terms. You will train under me, you will learn to grow as an individual, and Croshim's will shall be exacted. Bow, don't bow, it matters not. The end result will be the same."

Finally she turned back to him.

"But make no mistake. If you force my hand, I will do to you much worse than I did to her."

Pursing her lips, Ayva made a gesture for him to follow and then stepped from the room. She led him - provided he followed, toward a set of quarters. Her own were not in the same area. No these had been specifically made up for the man and the girl. She opened the left door, and then stepped aside.

"Your name, I would know it now."

Earlier she had stated an apathy toward it, but much had changed since then.

[member="Cemas D'baen"]
 
She'd surprised him, in fact he had expected at this moment he'd be counting to see how many teeth he had left. Instead with a rather simple threat she'd accepted his terms and gave him a room. Though now he was more then a bit curious as to exactly 'what' she'd done to the poor girl. Something felt different, but he didn't know what, he just knew it was. Perhaps whatever had happened with the girl had brought about a different angle on things. Whatever it was he wasn't going to question for the moment, this room had a bed.

Looking into his room for a brief moment he heard the question, but he gave it a moment before answering as he considered. There was a power in names, but she wasn't interested in that, she already had all the power she needed over him. The bigger question to him was the changes, his curiosity grew,but he wasn't about to derail the train that meant he could sleep in a bed. Maybe even eat real food? "Alright, sure wasn't doing much of anything out there anyway. You'll teach, I'll learn, these are terms I can accept. A bit late to ask about the pay and dental program anyway I suppose. Name is Cemas, Cemas D'baen if you need the whole thing. Don't bother with the credit check its no good you don't want to use me on a loan. Do we swap numbers now and I do an awkward morning call or can you just come out and tell me what you want to train me on here? Breaking chains are all good, but I've got no chains sweetheart. I do what I want when I want for the most part. A bit of drifting, a bit of trouble and I'm out to the next place. Its a bit rough on the reputation but that little things been gone for awhile now. You wanna pay to upkeep me fine, you're a pretty thing and easy on the eyes, but you've got something more on the mind so what is it? What do you want me to do here that you've got me all locked up? What do you want out of me? Whats your gain?"

[member="Ayvari Dorian"]
 
Ayva stared at him and wondered if there hadn't been some lapse in Croshim's judgement when he sent him to her. He had potential, that much was for certain, but he was no Sith. Not a single bone in his body so much as hinted at a desire for power, to break the chains he foolishly didn't see. Was he a lost cause already? Ayva did not want to have to force it, that would prove fruitless for them both. At least Sohna had a fire, passion, even if it was against her captor. Cemas was too stoic. She couldn't work with someone who didn't crave the allure of the darkside. It felt wrong, forced.

There wasn't even anything for her to latch onto and manipulate.

Her eyes narrowed further as he began to speak, and endless ream of questions. Each of them were pointless, they had no real meat to them. She shook her head and turned to leave the room. She breathed through her nose. No, this was a mistake. If she kept him here simply to train him, if he would not bow to her or the power of the darkside, then all she was doing was giving him more leverage against her. Not everyone was cut out to be a Sith. Not everyone had to die for that reason either. It was obvious to her now that this was a waste of her time. He had no ambition to speak of, the only kindle of passion within him had arisen when she started to play rough. And that wasn't the sort she was looking for.

Let he be a white knight somewhere else, perhaps? Let him know that even Sith could show mercy?

"You are free to go" she said, before the door shut behind her. It did not lock.

As she strode through the ship, whether he followed her or not, Ayva called out to Kay-Four. "Set a course back to Lianna." The droid turned its head to her, but she couldn't abide its curiosity. It was a machine. It was made to obey. "Now."

They hadn't journeyed too far from the place she had left Kurt. And it was a center of trade. He could find a way off the world to virtually any destination his heart desired. If he wanted to leave. For all she knew, he might dispute this sudden freedom. He might want to learn. And if that was the case, maybe she would find some use in him after all.

Chirp Chirp went the cricket on her shoulder.

[member="Cemas D'baen"]
 
As the door shut the man just sat there near stunned in confusion, he didn't get it, any of them. They were all the same, as soon as he agreed to learn they'd dropped him. Twice now. Shaking his head he turned his head looking over the room one more time, none of them made sense to him. Were they looking to be refused? He ran his mind over what he'd said thinking it through as he stood there still unmoved but his examinations of the room. It wasn't often his sarcasm didn't run him over the line of what people were willing to take, but he hadn't expected her to just let him go either. Turning to the door he just stood there again for a moment before walking through it, a bit pleased in truth that it did actually open.

Was it another mind game he didn't have the full grasp of? Holding his thoughts until he reached the large room that served as the training area, the only room he'd really seen on this ship until now actually. Well other then his cell of course. Stretching for a moment he started to move around the room in a large circle, his mind starting to work through things as he increased his pace. Perhaps he wasn't supposed to know they why of this whole thing? He didn't know anything about her, had he inadvertently poked the krayt dragon in questioning her motives? Sure yeah train he understood that, but then what? Break chains he didn't know about, okay go it, but what chains did she think he carried? Obey, yeah fine he'd agreed to, he just didn't bow, he wasn't meeting life on his knees.

As his pace evened out he breathed in a slow odd rhythm as he considered the entire insane turn of events, hell maybe she just didn't like his name. She sought to better him, but why, what was her plans for him? Ah well, apparently nothing now. It was irritating to be honest the whole entire experience and then the ease with which she'd cast him aside, just like before. Pushing his body he decided to stop thinking and pulled again at the Force as he focused on his exercise. He could feel his body pumping away as he pushed it, his irritation magnified inside it as he told his body to push it just a bit harder. The floor was more giving here, the impact less on his body pleasingly enough.

He could feel his body start to stress as the amount of oxygen in his blood simply wasn't enough to feed his muscles acids building up in them as he completed another lap. He enjoyed it, the entire act of pushing his body further every single time he worked it. Better myself? I'm all I've got left lady. He didn't consider where he'd go now that he was free, he didn't need to, it simply didn't matter. He had nothing to go back to, he'd thought to one day find peace with his past but they were all dead now on Correlia. There was no place to go to next, so why not he'd stay, but now she didn't want him to. Anger bloomed behind it all as he took it and used it in his running, pushing his body all the harder.

As the minutes stretched he knew he was pushing harder then normal, or rather he was going farther then his body would normally let him. As he made another lap he pushed back the burning in his lungs as he kept his mind on the goal, one more, finish one more lap. The pain pushed him on, his anger at being tossed aside again despite giving in, Sith spit he'd even let go his thoughts of escape. He could taste the iron taste of blood in his mouth as he made the last leg of the lap, the pounding of his pulse in his skull almost overwhelming, but the pain and anger pushed him through. It wasn't material or even simple but the desire was there, the continual betterment of him was all he had left. She'd offered to help with that, but then said go scratch. Women.

Crossing the line for the last lap he let go of it all feeling purified in the pain and runner's high as he gasped for air his lungs exploding with the need. With effort he forced his wobbly legs to bring him to a dispenser water his only thought as his ears were filled with the sound of rushing blood. Pouring himself some water he took a quick swig of the water wincing at how cold it was. After a moment he swallowed down the rest of the water before finally moving away from the wall and towards one of the nearby dummies. It been too long since he could properly practice on something.

[member="Ayvari Dorian"]
 
Ayva paid him no heed. There was time between now and Lianna, and she knew that if he really had a drive and desire to learn he would express as much. His personality didn't seem the kind to shirk from speaking what was on his mind. But part of her doubted that he would. He had been aching for freedom for as long as she'd had him in that cell. Yes, he was free now - free to roam, to do as he pleased so long as it did not interfere with her or her ship - and he would be if he chose to stay. But she wondered if it really was freedom he wanted. In the truest sense, that was.

Perhaps he did want to be trained.

But thus far he had been nothing but a complication. She wasn't here to babysit. She wasn't here to give free knowledge, free training. She was here to train someone to take up the mantle of Sith, to follow the same path she had taken. Well, not the same. Their own. But the fact remained that he had no passion or drive. He said himself that he was little more than a drifter, going from one thing to the next. She didn't need someone who was wishywashy, she needed someone who would prove valuable to the cause. Somebody who knew what they wanted out of life.

She settled into an armchair in the lounge after pacing the halls, and closed her eyes. Things had been so much simpler when she was an Apprentice and someone else was calling all of the shots. What she would give to be back in Cemas' position.

[member="Cemas D'baen"]
 
He finished in a pool of sweat, his knuckles blooded upon the dummy, fresh bruises forming on his arm and legs. It had been far too long since he'd last done this, but it felt satisfying. Slowing his breath he went over to the dispenser and took another long drink looking about the room slowly. He supposed maybe he had sealed this fate that day he'd refused the fight with the girl. Of course he'd been a prisoner then without understanding just beat up a kid, who the hell beat up a kid? Finally he gave up thinking and moving and just walked away from the training room, didn't matter really anyway did it?

He moved without real purpose towards his own room, a bit lost even as he didn't much care when he got there. Didn't matter anyway as long as he didn't interfere with the ship no one really cared what he did. Cast aside once again. He almost missed her as he passed so lost was he in his own thoughts, it was her smell that got him in the end. Turning his head slowly he just stared for a moment anger bubbling inside him still. He knew he should just keep walking, he was free after all only so long as he left her be. The other option probably included an airlock in his mind. He never was one to bottle it up though, at least to bottle up his tongue, what was the point in living if you hid?

"You space witches are really all the same sweetheart aren't you? Pick a guy up, he says he'll do what you want, train, maybe wear a stupid pigtail even, but then you just walk away one day and disappear." Laughing he lifted his head up as he felt emotions come to a boil inside of him, an airlock now, an airlock later, didn't seem much different. So he looked back down and continued. "So is it the jollies of it? Get a guy to say yeah fine I'll obey, I'll train, and give himself over then you go well feth that was fun lets get the next one going? You wanna offer to make me better? Fine I'm game, its what I live for. That feel of pushing myself just that next foot, you wanna help push I'm game, got nothing else left anyway. You wanna throw me away because I ask whats in my future for it? I met one of you once, she told me I was gonna be a cop again on a galactic scale. Then she left, and then you say hey I'll make you better. Fine I'm game, whats the price is all I ask. You've got me, but what do you want of me, and that's the kicker I guess? I guess it is wanting it that makes you all go, never mind. Ah well, sweetheart, guess it's all part of how this game work, but if you should tell a guy the rules before throwing him out of the game. You said obey, and I said I would. You said train, and I do. Then I ask where it all goes, what am I doing this for, whats your plan for me. No one does this for free, you want something out of me, I'm just curious if you've got a game plan beyond train and obey. You didn't want me to know, say so. You just wanna give up, give up. I'll do it myself if you don't want to anymore."

Standing there in the room he felt it inside of him as the rage had boiled over, the anger and solitude of a life spent without purpose enraged him at the thought of returning to the nothingness of his existence. Feth it, it was just a movement, let them think what they would of it. Dropping he knelt without letting go of his anger the Force being pulled to him, differently then when he healed, but there all the same. "I bow to no man, but then again I guess you don't count on that point. So train me"

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