The Red of Sinner
Battle Sister
Tython had many places to get a drink. You just had to know where to look for a good one. The Man sitting at the end of the bar one arm hidden from sight by his robes. The Jedi knew who it was by sight though. His armor shined to a high shine with blue lights running through the joints. His icy blue eyes kept a watch though the strands of his hair, on the door as he sipped the mild mix drink.
Corvus Romanov a Jedi knight who had suffered by some standards. To his though he was just here to do his duty. To protect those who needed it and not to be the lap dog of the republic. Setting down his empty glass he reached into his robe. Pulling his small holo com he watched the report of the fall of Coruscant. It would be a lie to say he was not angry. He after all had been trained as a Padawan there. The mantra he kept repeating though was one of the old tenets of the code. There is no emotion, There is only peace. Balance would return to the galaxy. Though before it was over there would systems littered with bodies.
Standing Corvus paid his tab with credits and stepped to the door grabbing his pack that hung on one of the hooks. Looking out to the forest that surrounded the bar Corvus silently wondered when a call to action would be put in place to take back the capital. He cared little for the senate or even the capital. Though the Jedi Temple had thousands of years worth of data now in the hands of Sith.
Corvus Romanov a Jedi knight who had suffered by some standards. To his though he was just here to do his duty. To protect those who needed it and not to be the lap dog of the republic. Setting down his empty glass he reached into his robe. Pulling his small holo com he watched the report of the fall of Coruscant. It would be a lie to say he was not angry. He after all had been trained as a Padawan there. The mantra he kept repeating though was one of the old tenets of the code. There is no emotion, There is only peace. Balance would return to the galaxy. Though before it was over there would systems littered with bodies.
Standing Corvus paid his tab with credits and stepped to the door grabbing his pack that hung on one of the hooks. Looking out to the forest that surrounded the bar Corvus silently wondered when a call to action would be put in place to take back the capital. He cared little for the senate or even the capital. Though the Jedi Temple had thousands of years worth of data now in the hands of Sith.