Bascillus
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Was it the voice?
No, it was the entity. It was just over his shoulder, it's jaw gaping wide open with it's reaching tongue extending far past the devaronian's shoulder and before the right of his face. It was always there; pleading with him to commit more monstrosities. In the mind of Silus, it was the manifestation of the dark side beckoning him further into the embrace of moral dissolution. On the contrary, Silus could never afford the standards of moralities society as a whole embraced.
It was hot. Silus wasn't use to the sort of heat that was unrelenting. In fact, even after covering his vulnerable dome with a hood, the winds protested with a gust that sent a mixture of heat and sand into his face--pelting against his rough skin. He hissed lowly, and his head lowered--those around him exchanging looks though they kept their own pace. Yes, this was a nice place. It was Tatooine, home of the scoundrels and outcasts. Silus was one of those, yet he had more to offer than the average low-life.
It wasn't long after leaving the port that he found a cantina. In a place like this, cantinas were a dime a dozen, and just to the exterior of the port was the first place one could be found. As he entered, his extremities retracted within the refuge of his robe, hiding the hands which were covered in blood. The relevance of this move was in question, as the crusted blood simply wasn't noticeable upon his already red skin.
With that said, he moved in, piercing yellow eyes projecting from the shadows contained within the opening of his robe. He took a seat, his hands shaking as the entity moved in unison to him, positioned behind him just as detailed before.
Kill..
"Whee~, again?"
Soon they would find the bodies, or what was left of them.