So much had been happening in the Sith Apprentice's life recently. Mullarus felt he was certainly learning everything there was to know about the Sith Code, about the One Sith Empire, and how to effectively raise his blade to destroy its enemies.
What had been left out of his training under the renowned [member="Darth Pyrrhus"] for the most part was defensive Force abilities, which was clearly demonstrated on Ragoon IV, when he could not properly defend his fellow apprentice of the Sith Lord and friend, [member="Darth Azurea"], from sniper fire.
Mullarus had never been a very aggressive fighter. He lately had envisioned himself as more of a shield than a sword, like the togruta Lord had forged him into. Rather than focusing on seeking out and eliminating the Jedi and the Republic, like most Sith who lusted for the opportunity to lop off a Jedi's head and bathe in their entrails, Mullarus aspired to become a defender of the Empire and her people. To him, it was a noble aspiration to have.
Even during his time as a prisoner after being defeated on Balmorra, he met Jedi and gained some newfound respect for them. Sure, their code is flawed and they fight for the Republic, a hive of corruption and hypocricy much like the Jedi Code that they worship, but many Jedi stood for the very same goals that he stood for:
To defend his people and his home.
That was why Mullarus had contacted Darth Azurea shortly after the Sith occupation of Ragoon IV, after their wounds from battling the mysterious Mandalorian had healed and they had time to recuperate. There were many abilities that could help him with what he aspired to be that Mullarus had felt she knew that he did not. It was about time to fix that.
Meditating within a dimly lit, silent room with stone walls and a few narrow windows showing the vast oceans of Glee Anselm outside. He did not wear his new armor he had only worn during a few seperate events so far. He wore his favorite comfortable grey and black robes, a favorite of the Sith. They were light, almost like wearing nothing at all. Patiently and silently, Mullarus waited with his head lowered and his indigo eyes closed. Meditation was relaxing and comfortable to him now, unlike how he felt about it early on during his Acolyte training.
What had been left out of his training under the renowned [member="Darth Pyrrhus"] for the most part was defensive Force abilities, which was clearly demonstrated on Ragoon IV, when he could not properly defend his fellow apprentice of the Sith Lord and friend, [member="Darth Azurea"], from sniper fire.
Mullarus had never been a very aggressive fighter. He lately had envisioned himself as more of a shield than a sword, like the togruta Lord had forged him into. Rather than focusing on seeking out and eliminating the Jedi and the Republic, like most Sith who lusted for the opportunity to lop off a Jedi's head and bathe in their entrails, Mullarus aspired to become a defender of the Empire and her people. To him, it was a noble aspiration to have.
Even during his time as a prisoner after being defeated on Balmorra, he met Jedi and gained some newfound respect for them. Sure, their code is flawed and they fight for the Republic, a hive of corruption and hypocricy much like the Jedi Code that they worship, but many Jedi stood for the very same goals that he stood for:
To defend his people and his home.
That was why Mullarus had contacted Darth Azurea shortly after the Sith occupation of Ragoon IV, after their wounds from battling the mysterious Mandalorian had healed and they had time to recuperate. There were many abilities that could help him with what he aspired to be that Mullarus had felt she knew that he did not. It was about time to fix that.
Meditating within a dimly lit, silent room with stone walls and a few narrow windows showing the vast oceans of Glee Anselm outside. He did not wear his new armor he had only worn during a few seperate events so far. He wore his favorite comfortable grey and black robes, a favorite of the Sith. They were light, almost like wearing nothing at all. Patiently and silently, Mullarus waited with his head lowered and his indigo eyes closed. Meditation was relaxing and comfortable to him now, unlike how he felt about it early on during his Acolyte training.