Good Ol' Scoundrel
Orkrik's Pool,
Rattatak
His arrival on Rattatak like any other stranger's arrival on the harsh planet was met with supreme resistance and attempts on his life. That was how the welcoming parties worked on this rotten planet of blood and tears. Easily overpowered by the dark side of the Force, the petty minions were soon replaced with an invitation to the 'throne' of Warlord Orkrik.
Heim and the escorts' steps echoed through the dark corridor through which light was only shed at the dozen periodical holes to reveal the nature of the ground - sand. Sand that was stained with dry blood. The arid and heavy air that was typical of the planet was full with the stench of sweat. The Sith Knight perfectly knew what this place was and where the Warlord's 'throne' was. A gladiator arena. One of the thousands arenas that dotted the surface of Rattatak where fights to the death occurred. These gladiatorial battles were what Rattatak was mainly known for. A dry planet divided by bloodthirsty warlords and their minions in an never ending fight.
"Chief. Here." The Weequay behind him said. Keeping the distance of dozen feet from the Sith intact. As if staying away from the Lorrdian would save him from death.
Heim pushed the old but sturdy doors open to reveal a barren throne room. No decorations at all, empty as the pits where the gladiators fought. Only beings walking around tending to their responsibilities. Nonetheless, the way the hall was made was obvious that this was a throne room. A long room where a throne was located at the furthest side from the door. Not much width existed, especially with the shadows covering the side walls. Even the Sith Knight could not make out when the side walls finished, he could not see them. The room could be much wider than expected. A glass window with numerous cracks was from where the sun rays entered and lit the room but also throwing long shadows.
"Sith." The neutral tone of the Warlord was clearly heard over to where Heim who was making his way towards the throne. The Warlord's tone although blunt did not have a hint of spite towards the Lorrdian.
The cloaked Sith strode forward and the passing figures around would halt and lay their eyes on the man. He could feel the eyes of fear, of curiosity, of hate, of respect all around him. Finally, at a closer distance, Heim would utter:
"Warlord."
The large figure sitting on the throne finally revealed his face and the rest of his bulky and scarred body to reveal a Dashade with a smirk on his face. The Sith Knight could neither feel through the force nor read through kinetic communication any fear within the Warlord.
"I welcome you."
"Let's cut the semantics short, Warlord."
"Good, I was already getting tired of them." Orkrik replied with a slight smirk and beckoned Heim to follow him somewhere into the shadows of the throne room. "There will be bread and circuses soon, follow me."
With a slight nod, the Sith Knight followed the Warlord and so did a group of guards that escorted them. Heim was glad that the Warlord was a man direct to the point but the Lorrdian's only obstacle was that the Dashade did not hint any fear towards the Sith.
That should change.
Rattatak
His arrival on Rattatak like any other stranger's arrival on the harsh planet was met with supreme resistance and attempts on his life. That was how the welcoming parties worked on this rotten planet of blood and tears. Easily overpowered by the dark side of the Force, the petty minions were soon replaced with an invitation to the 'throne' of Warlord Orkrik.
Heim and the escorts' steps echoed through the dark corridor through which light was only shed at the dozen periodical holes to reveal the nature of the ground - sand. Sand that was stained with dry blood. The arid and heavy air that was typical of the planet was full with the stench of sweat. The Sith Knight perfectly knew what this place was and where the Warlord's 'throne' was. A gladiator arena. One of the thousands arenas that dotted the surface of Rattatak where fights to the death occurred. These gladiatorial battles were what Rattatak was mainly known for. A dry planet divided by bloodthirsty warlords and their minions in an never ending fight.
"Chief. Here." The Weequay behind him said. Keeping the distance of dozen feet from the Sith intact. As if staying away from the Lorrdian would save him from death.
Heim pushed the old but sturdy doors open to reveal a barren throne room. No decorations at all, empty as the pits where the gladiators fought. Only beings walking around tending to their responsibilities. Nonetheless, the way the hall was made was obvious that this was a throne room. A long room where a throne was located at the furthest side from the door. Not much width existed, especially with the shadows covering the side walls. Even the Sith Knight could not make out when the side walls finished, he could not see them. The room could be much wider than expected. A glass window with numerous cracks was from where the sun rays entered and lit the room but also throwing long shadows.
"Sith." The neutral tone of the Warlord was clearly heard over to where Heim who was making his way towards the throne. The Warlord's tone although blunt did not have a hint of spite towards the Lorrdian.
The cloaked Sith strode forward and the passing figures around would halt and lay their eyes on the man. He could feel the eyes of fear, of curiosity, of hate, of respect all around him. Finally, at a closer distance, Heim would utter:
"Warlord."
The large figure sitting on the throne finally revealed his face and the rest of his bulky and scarred body to reveal a Dashade with a smirk on his face. The Sith Knight could neither feel through the force nor read through kinetic communication any fear within the Warlord.
"I welcome you."
"Let's cut the semantics short, Warlord."
"Good, I was already getting tired of them." Orkrik replied with a slight smirk and beckoned Heim to follow him somewhere into the shadows of the throne room. "There will be bread and circuses soon, follow me."
With a slight nod, the Sith Knight followed the Warlord and so did a group of guards that escorted them. Heim was glad that the Warlord was a man direct to the point but the Lorrdian's only obstacle was that the Dashade did not hint any fear towards the Sith.
That should change.