Tyrant Queen of Darkness

"Testing perfection."
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The doors sealed with the sound of judgment.
No guards. No lights save for the simmering red-orange glow of runic channels carved into the stone—ancient Sith script crawling across the walls like veins of molten thought. The air was cold, but dry. Sterile. Until now.
In the center of the chamber, encircled by a lattice of obsidian pillars and crackling containment nodes, stood her—the architect of obsession made flesh.
Darth Virelia.
She wanted to be seen. Commanded to be seen. Her armor—Tyrant's Embrace—was wound tight to her body like it had been poured onto her, contoured to every curve with obscene precision. The biomechanical plating pulsed faintly with violet light, as if responding to her mood, or perhaps feeding off it. Her six-eyed helm stared forward in perfect stillness, motionless, faceless, a god-statue awaiting prayer.
The only sound in the room was the slow, rhythmic click of her claws against the durasteel railing as she drummed them, waiting.
Anticipating.
Beneath her mask, her mouth curled into a smile as sharp as the edge of devotion.
Pandora.
The name shimmered through her thoughts like oil on fire.
She had watched the girl—watched how need laced itself into her voice when she said Mistress, how her hands, so skilled and precise, trembled with purpose. That mind—so brilliant, so twisted with longing—it was a wireframe waiting for flesh. A perfect architecture half-built. And tonight, she would test its foundations.
Break it. Rebuild it. Feed it.
The chamber itself was no ordinary training hall. It was a crucible—an arena of controlled violence and carefully calibrated torment. Energy veins in the floor whispered threats in many Sith languages. The very air tasted like ash and electricity. This was where monsters were refined.
And the garden always needed its first thorn.
Virelia stepped down from the observation tier, each motion as fluid and precise as a predator on the hunt. The light glinted off her armor's spine-etched backplate as she moved, violet lines crawling across the surface like breathing circuits. She came to rest in the center of the arena and folded her hands behind her back.
The lights dimmed further.
She wanted the moment to be perfect.
She wanted Pandora to feel it the second the doors opened. The weight. The pressure. The pleasure. The atmosphere, the sheer gravity of the choice she had made by uttering those three words:
I am yours.