Jegy Sesara
"He still has not moved."
There was a small bit of silence as a few Jedi were watching the monitor, most of them being far more experienced than others. They kept expecting a breakout to happen at any moment, to show that they were right on keeping the Inquisitor where he laid...but in the end, he seemed to have resigned his fate. The number of void stones around the cell were in small pebbles, shattered over numerous attempts to keep some form of his power tampered down in his energy cell. No matter what they did, it seemed to just ooze the Force even brighter than before. Many of the vitals of the Sullustan shown a story...it was dropping, his health seemed to be declining. It was as if, he was trying to burn the Force completely out of his body...to finally let himself go.
"Alright just...keep an eye on him. It has been weeks...wonder what he is doing, he won't answer any of us."
When entering the mind, it resembled almost what be considered a video game hub area. A large double ended white door would be behind anyone that had entered with five doors, matching with five large white candles in front, on top of a large pedestal that was several feet away from the door. The place felt of serene calm, as if this was a sanctuary...anyone with knowledge of the Tuskens/Sand People would know that this was a place of worship for loved ones that had been lost, it resembled it heavily within the darkened area with lit candles...only though some were lit and other parts missing. No one seemed to be in the room...though the persons presence could be felt. Perhaps he is...somewhere in here?
The Five Doors seemed to be different from each other, each having some signifying trait.
The first door resembled something made of sand and rust. On touch it felt warm, the doors handle seemingly old with the metal outline of a sun on the front of the door with the candle on the front being lit. No matter what could be done, the door would not open. In the Force, it felt as if there was a level of peace behind it.
The second door was more of an apartments sliding door, almost like a hotels. It smelled of the city, the steel slightly cold to the touch with the sigil on the door being a strange circle with three long lines, almost like a birds foot. The candle on the front was not lit and the door seemed to have no resistance upon attempting to open it. In the Force, it felt as if sadness yet hope lingered on.
The third door was the most stark difference beyond the others, unlike the other doors, it resembled the Galactic Empires large sliding doors with the symbol of the Galactic Empire on the front. For whatever reason, this door was hit with two chains, crossed together in an X shape with a large padlock in the middle. Approaching it, it would feel as if the dark side has a heavy influence, with bits of suffering and growing hatred. It seemed rather difficult to enter but if one wanted to...they could. The pedestal and candle was missing from here, perhaps a sign of things that had changed?
The fourth door resembled one made of wood, the sigil bearing the mark of smugglers mark and a strange marking beside it that may meant something in the Tusken Language which would mean "wife". The door here was remarkably warm and there was a distinct different from the first one to this, no parts of the dark side even lingered close to this, it felt as if nothing was wrong with the world. The door here, even with a simplistic doorknob, would not move nor open with the candle being perhaps the most bright from the outside of the two currently lit.
The fifth and final door was perhaps the most surprising to anyone that knew of the Sullustan. The door resembled something seen in a senators office, a large silvery door found on coruscant with the sigil on the front being of the New Republic. On approach, the door felt wet, as if the place was greatly humid and was something that could not be figured out easily with it being slightly cold. The Force would only feel of regret, something that had seemed to linger on and not wish to let go of easily. The candle nearby would not be lit...and if approached towards the door, it would slide open with ease.
The question was here, where would one possibly go? The other doors could be forced open though who knows what is behind them.
Tricia Kalamack
There was a small bit of silence as a few Jedi were watching the monitor, most of them being far more experienced than others. They kept expecting a breakout to happen at any moment, to show that they were right on keeping the Inquisitor where he laid...but in the end, he seemed to have resigned his fate. The number of void stones around the cell were in small pebbles, shattered over numerous attempts to keep some form of his power tampered down in his energy cell. No matter what they did, it seemed to just ooze the Force even brighter than before. Many of the vitals of the Sullustan shown a story...it was dropping, his health seemed to be declining. It was as if, he was trying to burn the Force completely out of his body...to finally let himself go.
"Alright just...keep an eye on him. It has been weeks...wonder what he is doing, he won't answer any of us."
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The Force seemed to strengthen...not even felt blinding on the planet of lego, strangely it felt as if a beacon had erupted onto part of the planets surface. It was hard to ignore, it almost resembled a Force Nexus in terms of how much power it kept pumping out. It did not seem to have any physical features to present itself, nor any reason to...but mentally, it seemed to be a gateway. A gateway into a persons mind that has long since given up on the reality of not just escaping, but finding out who he was, no matter how much thought has been put into it.
When entering the mind, it resembled almost what be considered a video game hub area. A large double ended white door would be behind anyone that had entered with five doors, matching with five large white candles in front, on top of a large pedestal that was several feet away from the door. The place felt of serene calm, as if this was a sanctuary...anyone with knowledge of the Tuskens/Sand People would know that this was a place of worship for loved ones that had been lost, it resembled it heavily within the darkened area with lit candles...only though some were lit and other parts missing. No one seemed to be in the room...though the persons presence could be felt. Perhaps he is...somewhere in here?
The Five Doors seemed to be different from each other, each having some signifying trait.
The first door resembled something made of sand and rust. On touch it felt warm, the doors handle seemingly old with the metal outline of a sun on the front of the door with the candle on the front being lit. No matter what could be done, the door would not open. In the Force, it felt as if there was a level of peace behind it.
The second door was more of an apartments sliding door, almost like a hotels. It smelled of the city, the steel slightly cold to the touch with the sigil on the door being a strange circle with three long lines, almost like a birds foot. The candle on the front was not lit and the door seemed to have no resistance upon attempting to open it. In the Force, it felt as if sadness yet hope lingered on.
The third door was the most stark difference beyond the others, unlike the other doors, it resembled the Galactic Empires large sliding doors with the symbol of the Galactic Empire on the front. For whatever reason, this door was hit with two chains, crossed together in an X shape with a large padlock in the middle. Approaching it, it would feel as if the dark side has a heavy influence, with bits of suffering and growing hatred. It seemed rather difficult to enter but if one wanted to...they could. The pedestal and candle was missing from here, perhaps a sign of things that had changed?
The fourth door resembled one made of wood, the sigil bearing the mark of smugglers mark and a strange marking beside it that may meant something in the Tusken Language which would mean "wife". The door here was remarkably warm and there was a distinct different from the first one to this, no parts of the dark side even lingered close to this, it felt as if nothing was wrong with the world. The door here, even with a simplistic doorknob, would not move nor open with the candle being perhaps the most bright from the outside of the two currently lit.
The fifth and final door was perhaps the most surprising to anyone that knew of the Sullustan. The door resembled something seen in a senators office, a large silvery door found on coruscant with the sigil on the front being of the New Republic. On approach, the door felt wet, as if the place was greatly humid and was something that could not be figured out easily with it being slightly cold. The Force would only feel of regret, something that had seemed to linger on and not wish to let go of easily. The candle nearby would not be lit...and if approached towards the door, it would slide open with ease.
The question was here, where would one possibly go? The other doors could be forced open though who knows what is behind them.
Tricia Kalamack
