nihil

Coruscant
Manarai Mountains
Temple of Vahl
His feet drew his weight lazily upon the stairs of the Temple of Vahl. Each step was a question to his purpose, the sounds of his own inner thought rebounding against the thick mental layer that so often prevented extraction. Why was he here? In earnest, he wasn't sure. But he had heard the words, felt the sting of their grating incessant scrapes upon the mind. A molestation that resisted removal. Come, it stated, free of identity and free of tone. Like color not yet described, a dimension beyond the visual capabilities of those trapped in the lower levels.
The stone beneath his feet felt sacred and old, something recycled and recommissioned into greater and more significant purpose. Columns of old roman antiquity gave hints to a more regal and upstanding significance, an odd juxtaposition from the rock outcroppings to which they were mounted. And as he cleared the final stairs, he laid eye upon the structure itself and the nearly naturalized Manarai Mountain landscape in the background. Water surged, rain fed, down the mountainscape as currents pulled stone from surface like teeth from gums.
His pace was slow and methodical. He had survived countless war efforts for the One Sith, leading the charge upon Manaan in he destruction of Ahto City and the proclamation of the planet. His Legion Yun'do, behind the veil of his puppeteer strings, led the charge against Kashyyyk, utterly destroying the stronghold with ease and assisting with the reclamation of Kachirho. A victory for the One Sith in both respects, he even helped to repel the invasion of Prakith through the implementation of more technological means. And yet, for all the laurels and accolades, he felt the chronic pull of dread against his shoulders. Despite the successes, he felt that more would required.
Soon enough, he would know why he was called to this place. The certainty of that nearly overwhelmed him, as he entered the hallowed temple.
[member="Darth Isolda"]