GhostOfProtocol
The OOC One
Vjun
Bast Castle
852 ABY
Bast Castle was stunning.Acid rain soaked the fighter that flew down from orbit. Bast Castle stood high and mighty, the home of the forrmer Sith Lord and Empire lacky Darth Vader and the current home of Ra'a'mah, member of Clan Raxis and friend of Kei Raxis himself. Rust fell from the fighter as it moved down towards the hanger of the castle, safety from the acid rain soaking Vjun.
Kei Raxis sat in the fighter. Turning up above Vjun in a large Star Destroyer was a bad idea, Kei knew that. That was why he had brought the very old and beaten fighter for very few credits. The fighter was much more hidden, much less likely to worry Ra'a'mah that she about to be orbitally bombed by The Galactic Empire or The First Order, the two groups who activly used Star Destroyers.
Kei inputted the codes to bypass the very large guns that his friend had placed around the castle. He was against being shot out of the sky. He also forwarded a pre recorded message towards his friend to alert her of his arrival in the hanger. He felt so comfortable, like his old self behind the controls of the fighter. He felt like the Jedi he had once been.
He wasn't.
He was slipping, falling to the Dark Side of the force. He had attacked and shot his friend Zavii and left her for dead after using the force to choke her and throw her across the room. He had slaughtered a man in a Sith tomb at the orders of a Sith Lord after he had collected Sith Crystals that would regrow into a suit of armour around his body someday. At least, that's what people believed. That's what Kei believed.
He had accessed the Dark Side and he had liked it.
He guided the ship into the hanger of Bast Castle. If anyone could help him, it was Ra'a'mah. She would help him, she knew how to control the Dark Side. She was admittidly a Sith Lord but she didn't fall like he did. She was innocent, hardly having killed people or left friends for dead. She seemed to have amazing self control that Kei didn't have. Self control that Kei wanted to have but didn't have.
He climbed from the fighter.