@[member="Lucien Cordel"].
Thronebreaker. A name that brought fear into the hearts of many, hatred into that of others. It did not inspire love. It was a name that provoked enemies and allies, but never friends. Those who were not his enemies were but temporary allies, wary of a man whose mercurial nature caused unpredictable destruction. The man behind the name, Mikhail Shorn, had lost his purpose. In all the galaxy, this man had but a bare handful of friends who he could count off on one hand. He'd killed some. Others had turned against him. Now there remained but two: Spencer Jacobs, who he had pushed away; and Lucien Cordel, who he had poisoned.
The Sith Empire had fallen. They had been his captors and his saviors. They had been his reason for living and his reason for hating that life. He had been hell bent on its destruction, but fought all others who attempted to claim his kill. With it gone, he no longer knew who he was anymore. Was he truly free at last? Had he surpassed all boundaries and broken his chains, the ultimate goal of the Sith Code? He felt like he was falling through life in a dark hole that stretched on for eternity. Existing without reason. He needed a fixed point to center himself.
A half-drunk Mikhail Shorn stumbled into Lucien's private quarters. How he'd gotten past the guards was anyone's guess. He collapsed on the sofa, bottle of bourbon in his hand, and made himself at home. The scoundrel stared at the door with piercing blue eyes and waited for Lucien to come home.
Thronebreaker. A name that brought fear into the hearts of many, hatred into that of others. It did not inspire love. It was a name that provoked enemies and allies, but never friends. Those who were not his enemies were but temporary allies, wary of a man whose mercurial nature caused unpredictable destruction. The man behind the name, Mikhail Shorn, had lost his purpose. In all the galaxy, this man had but a bare handful of friends who he could count off on one hand. He'd killed some. Others had turned against him. Now there remained but two: Spencer Jacobs, who he had pushed away; and Lucien Cordel, who he had poisoned.
The Sith Empire had fallen. They had been his captors and his saviors. They had been his reason for living and his reason for hating that life. He had been hell bent on its destruction, but fought all others who attempted to claim his kill. With it gone, he no longer knew who he was anymore. Was he truly free at last? Had he surpassed all boundaries and broken his chains, the ultimate goal of the Sith Code? He felt like he was falling through life in a dark hole that stretched on for eternity. Existing without reason. He needed a fixed point to center himself.
A half-drunk Mikhail Shorn stumbled into Lucien's private quarters. How he'd gotten past the guards was anyone's guess. He collapsed on the sofa, bottle of bourbon in his hand, and made himself at home. The scoundrel stared at the door with piercing blue eyes and waited for Lucien to come home.