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Duel Warlords of the Sith Boss Beatdown: Kascalion Giedfield

Ashin Cardé Varanin

Couple bodies in the garden where the grass grows

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The Jedi Master Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar has brought a group of Padawans to the beautiful aquatic world of Pillio. Long ago, an explosion destroyed a secret bunker here. The bunker held a sprawling collection of insignificant Jedi artifacts, nothing dangerous or powerful: plenty of curios. The Jedi hope to comb through the coral, the tidepools, and the insect-built amber formations for relics of the forgotten past.

It was supposed to be a tranquil training run. But they couldn't have known that the Mandalorian hunter Rynn Vizsla Rynn Vizsla has tracked the Sith Lord Kascalion Giedfield Kascalion Giedfield to Pillio...


OOC: As mentioned in the
OOC thread, barring any egregious nonsense the team will beat the boss of this boss fight, conclusively. That doesn't mean your specific character will walk away unscathed...or walk away at all. Fights unfold as they will, and this isn't scripted.

BOSS FIGHT: Kasc
FIGHTERS OF THE BOSS FIGHT: Rynn, Morteg, Aayla Shan Aayla Shan , Gregor Strum, Tiadu Tiadu , Laraine Laraine




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Laraine swam in the water, still getting used to the feeling of a tail rather then legs and water rather than air. Oh, she could still breathe air for a short time, but after the scare she'd had with her Changing Ceremony a short time before, she wasn't quite ready to try breathing air for extended periods of time.
But she was no longer swimming to get used to the water here. The Knight had seen something, and was now swimming as fast as she could—which was far faster than she'd thought—towards Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar , who she felt indebted to because he'd helped her get to Yavin VIII. "Master Morteg," the Melodie began, "there's a Sith here."
 

Gregor Strum

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Picking through the rubble Gregor moved rocks one by one away from the caved in tunnel ahead of them. The cave was too tight for heavier equipment, but as he watched a rock float past his head, he remember there were other ways. So far he'd had no luck when it came to the force, and for whatever reasons he simply couldn't get a good handle on things. It got harder to start as you age he was told so there was still a good amount of hope he figured. Not like he was going to quit anyway.

Throwing another rock he didn't purposely aim for one of the floating rocks, but his grin gave him away as it formed before the clattering sound occurred. His content moment of hard work though was paused as the sound of splashing came in furiously. Looking up he saw Laraine Laraine arrive back towards the first cave's entrance and was still perplexed by her race. He'd thought himself a galactic man, he'd seen much and traveled much, but it was only at moments like this he realized it all was just a drop in the bucket.

Her next words though chilled his blood as his eyes turned to Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar with more then a bit of concern. Sith were here, but that wasn't a real worry was it? Master Morteg would handle the issue he was sure, after all that's what Jedi Masters do no?

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She was standing just to the right of Gregor Strum, lifting and tossing rocks herself. Not only with the Force, but with her own body as well. Perhaps also, noting her ally didn't have a great handle on a Force ability that came so natural to her made her less inclined to feel like she was showing off; not like it was her fault, but she tended to think of others feelings before her own. Wiping a bit of sweat from her brow, the Jedi was open to the ebb and flow of the Force, and wouldn't so much feel a dark presence, as much as feel the distress in the Mer'Jedi Laraine Laraine . Before she had properly come into view, Aayla stopped, rubbing her hands onto the lower portions of her robes and stepping out onto the clearing in front of that cave entrance.

As Laraine swam, Aayla's eyes locked onto the quick moving swimmer, walking as close as she could to the water while her eyes scanned the direction the other came from. Then those words were spoken, and she placed her hands on her waist; a morbid glare given to Master Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar . This wasn't apart of their mission at all. Unless it was of course, but it certainly wasn't discussed in their briefings. Always thinking at least one space above her station, she would regard Laraine's words with
curiosity.

"You're certain?"


She asked, eyes trailing from the Merfolk to the Master Morteg. It seemed having Laraine on the mission gave them a strong advantage, giving them at least some initiative in what came ahead. Her advanced speed in water made her indispensable on this planet. The next words she would've spoken to Morteg would've been along the lines of calling for more assistance, but she already knew that may have been out of the equation. Her shirt wasn't on at the moment, folded on some nearby rocks, she wore only a sports bra that concealed most of her important parts. Turning, she extended a hand, recalling her saber to her hand, and clipping it onto her Utility belt before moving to redress herself properly.

Her mind however, may not have been in the same place as some of her allies. She had no interest in standing back while Morteg fought, unless he ordered her to do so. If there was a Sith here, she would meet them head on; after all, Force forbid Morteg was slain in battle, it wasn't like they could just stand around, waiting for someone else to save them.

In any case, she would need to hear what Morteg felt about this.
 
Laraine nodded towards Aayla Shan Aayla Shan . "Yes, I'm sure. I saw him with my own eyes. I don't know if he saw me or not." The Knight looked at the ancient Jedi Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar . "With all due respect, Master, allow me to help fight him." Before her Changing Ceremony, the Melodie had been proficient with a lightsaber and the Force. The metamorphosis had done nothing to diminish her skills. She had only needed to adapt them to work underwater.
 

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// Core Region // Jinata System // Pillio. //
// Coral Cliffside; Above the Tidepools and Scritter Caverns. //
// Objective: Track the Target and Engage; Survive. //
// Equipment: See Signature Hyperlink. //

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The crimson light of the tracking fob pulsed steadily as plated-boots kissed the coral crust of the planet’s surface. Through means unknown to the Hunter, the implanted chain-code was linked to an incredibly dangerous individual, the man he was assigned to hunt. While the details about his target were scarce, the Mandalorian had overheard the stories traded between frightened spacers in dimly-lit cantina’s. They whispered of a being who was powerful enough to resist the frozen embrace of death and returned once more to the mortal realms in their quest for ultimate power.

Such stories were likely rife with exaggerations, where some details were embellished from one iteration to the next. However, with everything that the Hunter saw in his lifetime, their hushed tales were likely true - from a certain point of view. It was difficult for a rational mind to comprehend the abilities of the Sith and their sorcerous kin. They bent the very fabrics of reality to suit their capricious whims, leaving those without powers of their own stunned and mystified at the horrors they wrought. Thus, while others would scoff at such tales of the dead returning to life, the Mandalorian knew better than to dismiss such accounts outright.

The Dark Side was a gateway to sorcerous magics that many deemed unnatural, after all.

As the Hunter’s steps drew him closer towards a pock-marked outcropping, the pulsating light on his tracking fob began to flicker ever-faster. He was getting close. But, as the Mandalorian neared the edge of the coral-encrusted ridge - there was something that stilled his advance. His helmet’s acoustic sensors picked up something faint echoing from somewhere nearby. It wasn’t the soft, swirling rush of the nearby tidepools, nor the faint skittering of the local fauna - retreating into the shadows to avoid detection. No, this was something different entirely and utterly foreign to a peaceful world such as this.

It was the splashing of water, likely disturbed by a creature coming ashore. Knowing not what lay beyond the lip of the coral-crusted ledge, the Hunter drew a sidearm from the magnetic surface affixed to his thigh. His thumb drifted towards the primer before flicking the activator with a disciplined gesture. The weapon cycled to life, filling his surroundings with a soft and subtle chime. While some would caution restraint with such uncertainties placed before oneself, the Mandalorian knew better than to greet the unknown without a weapon in hand. For, who truly knew what laid beyond the lip of the outcropping? Was it a breed of local fauna that went undiscovered by planetary surveys or something else entirely?

The answers to such questions would escape the Hunter’s knowledge unless the man advanced and found out for himself. Thus, with all the caution that his armoured form could muster, the Mandalorian put one foot before another and carefully navigated towards the edge of the porous outcropping. It was there that the man’s visor came into view of four figures conversing amongst themselves below. One was throwing stones into a nearby tidepool, whilst another - a woman - was pulling on a shirt. While some would find a measure of comfort in running into other civilized parties on a formerly uninhabited world, the Hunter felt only concern. Who were these people? He asked himself as his false fire-light shrouded eyes took in their measure.

It was then that their true identities were revealed. A flash of metal brought the Hunter’s eyes towards the woman’s belt, and what the man saw there caused his eyes to narrow. His fingers reflexively tightened around the grip of his pistol at the sight of a Lightsabre. Every figure within this small cohort seemingly had such an elegant weapon in their possession. The view left the Mandalorian with the impression that he stalked up on a group of enemy sorcerers - likely exploring this world for some mystical reason. None of them looked like they returned from the realm of the dead, nor did any of them dress in overly darkened hues. So, from the man’s first impressions - he came across a group of Jedi.

While that Order of Sorcerers wasn’t friends with the Warriors of Mandalore, there was a chance they could put such ancient rivalries aside. All in the hopes of combating the greater evil that lurked somewhere nearby.

He swallowed hard. The thought that next crossed his mind wasn’t exactly the most ideal, but if the stories were true about this being he hunted… the Mandalorian would need all the help he could get. With the tracking fob in one hand and an armed pistol in another - the Hunter stepped out from the shadows of the outcropping above. The man’s crimson-coated armour seemingly glimmered in the radiance from the nearby star as he revealed himself to the gathering of Jedi below. With a tilt of his helmet and a thought-pulse to activate his armour’s annunciator - Rynn Vizsla introduced himself.

::I am Rynn, of Clan Vizsla,:: the man began. ::I’m under contract to House Salaktori of Resht VII to track down a bounty who appeared somewhere nearby. I assume you know of whom I speak from how agitated and tense you all seem to be. While you sorcerers and my people have never been friends, perhaps we can put aside our ancient history and tackle this individual together.::

As the Mandalorian spoke, his thoughts raced to guard themselves against any unwanted intrusion. This was either the stupidest thing he’s done as a Rally Master, or perhaps - it might prove to be the brightest.

Only the Force itself knew the truth.

 
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He loved trips like these. Water worlds were so tranquil and picturesque. A Nedji Mystic, one of those rare worshipers of the Cosmic Egg that left their homeworld and their Flock, had been making some easy credits on some backwater station over a century ago and had told him to keep his hair long and that saltwater was good for it. She'd never said why but the Force told him to trust her and so these places, filled with natural salty water, the saltiest of salty waters, were the best. Already he could feel the salt working its magic on his scalp and-

"There's a Sith here."

Morteg peeked one eye open and leaned out of the tide pool he'd been soaking in shirtless for the last hour while the padawans dug out the old vault and then shut it again with a grunt. Sith all the way out here? What for? Likely he was either here for the same things they were or they were here for something else entirely, in which case they would never cross paths. But this Knight, a girl who barely made it to this place without a tank to sit in on the way here, wanted to fight him?

"Move themselves, the stones won't Padawan Shan. Much help I'm sure Padawan Strum would like." He waved a hand and then let it plop back into the water, snagging a crustacean from the bottom of the pool quickly and shoving it whole into his mouth, slurping the tentacles as it fought to survive its delicious fate.

"Here to find lost artifacts for Oros Oros and his library we are. Not to look for fights. If he Force wills it, we will face him this day, but if not?" Morteg shrugged and snagged another one of the tentacle crustaceans and devoured it with a crunch, "then we will have completed our goal without bloodshed. And a happy little brain Oros will be."

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Of all people, he would address her... Perhaps though they knew each other very little, or he knew her all too well. She exhaled, and her eyes would snap upwards, towards the ridge. Was that a... Mandalorian? She blinked twice, almost unbelieving. Well, she knew they existed, but it was the first time... She glanced back towards the lounging Master with a slight look of disgust. Truly, she wanted to agree to what the Mandalorian was talking about; ride out with him, and engage the darkness head on, but... Well, she was a padawan. And Master Morteg, was very much Master Morteg. She knew better than to second guess, or disobey him. As much as the prospect of destroying another aspect of the dark tugged at her heart strings.

How odd... The destruction of those that brought destruction brought joy, where there was joy in stopping destruction. That muse was short lived as she regarded the Mandalorian atop the hillside.
"It would appear! Rinn! Of Clan Viszla! That we are not in the mood to dispose of bounties this day!" With that being said, she would again, remove her shirt and move back to that cave entrance. This time, she forewent the use of her body, using the Force to lift the rocks and heave them much farther than she was before. In fact, they were being hefted deep into the sea, the least distance of the ones she threw out to sea had to be at least forty yards. A grunt given which each upheaval.

Of course she was being... Herself, always a hothead; though, a little more learned, Morteg couldn't say she wasn't following orders, though she didn't have to like the orders given. While she was engaging in dialogue with the Mando, it would be noted she hadn't removed that saber from her person this time, only her top robe.
"Oh! And I've never fought a Mandalorian! These, ancient squabbles you speak of have nothing to do with me!" Her hand reached out, lifting another huge stone, and causing the tunnel to emit a loud rumble, so much that she herself seemed to be caught off guard. Instead of tossing it out to sea as she was doing with the rest, it was dropped only a few feet from the cave entrance in surprise.

The last thing she needed was to get someone killed... She needed to calm herself, NOW.

Well, the cave hadn't collapsed, and with that she would sigh aloud, looking up to the Mando. She wanted to say more, but was aware she had been talked too about her
behavior. Best leave it be.
 

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It all seemed perfectly reasonable to him as Gregor as he continued to move stones with a steady pace trusting that Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar knew what he was doing. After all that's why they were masters right? They'd dealt with these situations before and knew the proper way to handle them, and why go looking for trouble? There was enough trouble in the galaxy without looking for more.

Stopping in-between one rock to the next he laid a supportive hand on Aayla Shan Aayla Shan sweaty shoulder and gave an small grin. "Careful with those now, you tire yourself out early even my arms may beat your superior skill out." Lifting the next one out he continued at his pace enjoying his time under the warm sun as he stopped for a just a moment to wipe the sweat off his forehead. He'd have liked to have taken the time to try moving them with his mind and maybe later when they had more time he would. For now though he gave plenty of room to Aayla's throwing and focused on the task.

He was thrown over just a minute later though as a rock came crumbling down striking his arm as another boulder was pulled out of the way. Rubbing the bruised area he backed up as he looked between the Mandalorian Aayla was yelling to, to Aayla and the now quieting cave entrance. So this was a Mandalorians, he'd heard legends of the men, and in recent history they had made quite a few waves. Still he couldn't help but wonder how far stuck in the past they were calling Jed 'sorcerers'.

Stretching his arm one more time he headed back to the task of lifting out rocks this mysterious far away Sith lost to his current thought compared to the Mandalorian nearby or the cave that needed their focus.

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Tiadu was glad that he could get away from Coruscant. Cloudy air and cramped spaces didn't allow him to be as free as he wanted to be. Given the opportunity to get away from the temple, he took it without hesitation. Pillio would allow him to get the breath of fresh air he was craving.

The congregation of Jedi of which he was accompanying sat over by the spring (pool or whatever) while he sat close enough to hear the conversations. He wasn't too focused on their dialogue, his attention was mainly towards his lightsaber, which seemed to have a small functional issue. As he held the parts still with the Force, a phrase from Laraine Laraine made him raise an eyebrow.

"There's a Sith here."

Sith? He was skeptical. He couldn't sense the presence of a Sith near him, but then again, his skills within the Force were not that great. He pondered on what he thought before giving in to the belief as well. He did not question the claim but simply held onto the thought with a bit of disbelief. Tiadu sighed. The natural peace of the environment would be ruined due to the chaos that is naturally brought about with the arrival of the Sith. It was only a natural outcome to the art of battle. The art of which he knew very well.

The Jedi Master that lead the group lay resting in the pool, replying to the questions brought up by the others. Tiadu also looked to him for advice for the situation yet revealed no answer. Opening his mouth to speak, he was going to ask his own question before he felt a presence. It didn't have the chilling feeling of a Sith, but a hostile feeling, nonetheless. His lightsaber was still in pieces, yet he still held up a slight guard. Looking towards the direction of the presence, he turned to see the red-painted armor of a Mandalorian.

Tiadu understood the strife and tension between the Jedi and Mandalorians, yet personally, he had respect for them as true warriors of their kind. The Mandalorian stood in front of the group of Jedi which included himself and explained his situation. It came to the realization that the knight (or padawan) was correct. There was a Sith roaming about.

"I agree. Although we do not stand together on stable terms, we have a common enemy. Our differences and petty fighting will have to wait," Tiadu responded. He sat down in front of his lightsaber pieces and assembled them in quick order. Clipping the weapon to his belt, he stood ready.​

 
The Devil | Kavar Lok Kas'Oni

Pillio. Why was he drawn to this wretched planet of ocean and sea? Coral reefs and tide pools, black water depths, salt creatures of three million varieties, and a whole slew of things he had absolutely no desires to deal with. Yet, still, he was drawn here for a reason he had yet to uncover. Something old, ancient, buried deep in the planet's core. It was, from what he could sense of the thing under the waves, as old as him - perhaps even older. Yet, he was not entirely certain it was even real. He could feel it and even see parts of - a room, somewhat - at various intervals of the many seconds and minutes and hours that he had walked the reefs. Days, in fact.

But it gave off no presence of reality. Nothing that he could truly grasp onto with a mental compass to guide him, and there was no known path that didn't involve diving into the bottomless depths. No method to begin a truly effective search for this thing without facing some eyeless fanged maw attached to a tentacled body. The Devil was not afraid of anything, but even he could not say with certainty that this thought was one he looked forward to.

Still, he marched on across the coral reef, frozen eyes scanning the distant waterfalls and horizon, his clawed feet leaving deep gouges in the coral polyps. He would find some route, some form of --- the gaze of evil shot to the left just as a splash of water in the distance revealed the location of...someone. A watcher, their presence in the Force once clouded in the frustration of the Devil's inability to track down this elder thing in the depths of Pillio. Someone of the Light, a swimmer no doubt, perhaps even native to this world. The Devil cursed himself for his previous blindness, knowing that they would have had the jump on him had they desired such a plan of action. Their presence grew further and further away, and the more he followed it, the more projections of the Light could he sense. And another, not marred in the Dark nor the Light nor the Force at all. Not removed from it, but not holding any skill to wield it.


More. More of them. On the land. How could I not sense them before? This only made the stench of his irritation and anger that much more repugnant. That much more infuriating. And with these dark emotions came...a need. A need to cleanse. To slaughter. To re-temper the evil within.

Thus, a chase for this cleansing had just begun.

Rend them apart.

Reduce the frustration.

Clear the mind.

Find the path.

An invisible, fleshless smile crossed his skeletal visage as he began to embark on his trek after this figure and towards the others, who no doubt would begin to sense the sinful aura of the Devil as he drew near, ready to fight. Ready to kill.

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Aaagh, I'm so sorry for the delay everyone. Irl limited my ability to post, but I am here. I decided to cut this post down size-wise so it wasn't an over-explanatory bible and keep things rolling quickly. Thus, it's not my best post, but it's a post to get us started! Future ones will be a lot better, I swear.
 

Gregor Strum

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He wasn't attuned to the force that well yet, but some feelings you didn't truly need the force to feel. Something was coming, something that felt unnatural, and simply downright wrong. Pausing in his efforts he looked over towards Master Dhalinar Greystar Dhalinar Greystar again with a bit more concern showing. "Perhaps, Master, it would be best to leave for now, and return after? The artifacts will still be here when we return, and the trouble would not be, I doubt even Oros would call them worth a life."

He was still catching up to the whole idea of something like taking on a Sith, or even honestly simply fighting. He was a thinker, an engineer, and a bit of a businessman, but he'd never was one to enjoy a fight even in his younger days. It was always just so damn pointless. He supposed this was different fighting against something so wrong, but shouldn't they at least try to avoid it when it could be avoided?

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Ashin Cardé Varanin

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OOC/ Gregor Strum Laraine Laraine Tiadu Tiadu Rynn Vizsla Rynn Vizsla Aayla Shan Aayla Shan

A note on some questions I've received re: the whole boss beatdown thing: for the beatdown team, don't bother keeping a posting turn order among yourselves. The only one who needs to worry about who's posted is Kascalion Giedfield Kascalion Giedfield . If you've been waiting for someone who isn't Kasc, and you haven't posted since his last post, by all means post.
 
She was listening to everything said, the shepherd dog in her not content with forgetting about the Mandalorian for a second. Even though she had exclaimed she had no problem with Mandalorians, it was he that professed to their squabbles, which meant he'd beforehand saw her as a threat. She would be on if he wanted to make her one, sure, but outside of that; Aayla was different than the average Jedi. Strong principles, driven by a strong ethic. Hard headed, and able to think for herself. As everyone spoke though, she couldn't shake it. Him. She felt it, just like she had felt it outside of the Temple when the Sith Lord showed up.

Though, in that case he was fighting it, pushing back at the darkness. This person... This person had no interest in letting them go, he wasn't moving fast, but there was no mistake about what he was bleeding into the Force. He wanted to rend them, he wanted to make them suffer. Everything else drowned out, and as she was indeed still idly tossing rocks from the entrance to the cave, the world became very quiet for her. thirty-thousand leagues under the sea quiet; naught but the pressure of everything that was ringing in her ears.

This was the third time it had happened since she had been allowed back into the field, she remembered doing what the Master had stated, and yet here she was staring down the beach; saber in hand, not yet activated. The Master could say what he wanted about Aayla, but she lacked neither courage, or backbone when the situation called for it. As if she was drawn from some reverie, her eyes snapped over to Laraine Laraine


"Hide, before he comes!"

Aayla called out, glancing over to Morteg, she knew she was already in trouble, but if he wasn't going to handle this, what could she do? He was just lounging around in a pool of water, she couldn't just allow him to throw all of their lives away. With that she looked up to the Mandalorian, briefly at first, then deadpanned in his direction as he seemed to be just standing there.

"You should probably hide too.. Your bounty is about to show up!"

With that being said, she moved to sit on a nearby boulder, inhaling deeply and centering herself. Master Morteg was indeed a Master, but his rhetoric of passive-aggressiveness was ridiculous. The darkness from this practitioner was crushing, even nearer as he drew, it just became more pressure. Deeper into the depths.

She was ready though, somehow, with the clear threat of death steadily approaching... She was excited.

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Morteg's brow furrowed as the dark shadow over the force approached, absolutely ruining his salt soak. But the others were right. They should get somewhere safe. He'd rather avoid a fight with so many here. Laraine was a Knight, and a competent one at that, but like she said, she was useful in the water but not for much else. WIth one of his long nails, he picked at his teeth and sighed before climbing out of the warm waters of his tidepool and shaking the water off of him and out of his hair like some sort of small dog. Water dripped down his muscled form, the salt giving his green skin a little extra umf and glow.

Oh how he loved salt.

Without so much as a flick of his wrist, Morteg called his lightsabers to him and clipped them to his belt which he had sinched around his waist.

"Fine," he said, clearly annoyed. "Do it your way we will." He looked up towards the bounty hunter and narrowed his eyes. "Fight this darkness we shall."
 
The Devil | Kavar Lok Kas'Oni

The miasmic stench of the Light Side was almost unbearable at this point for the conduit of sin, its ethereal waves bashing against the increasingly corporeal aura of evil that began to surround the fuming Sith. This world was a former Jedi haven, and the presence of these fools should not have been such a surprise nor such a source of anger for the man.

Their spying on him - or what he concluded was their spying - should have been the main source of his rancor, but no. It was their mere presence and the overwhelming need to cleanse the rage within so he could refocus his true purpose here. To find the route to what lay within the core of the world.

A grasp of the Force brought his onyx-clad lightsaber into his right hand, robotic and whirring after losing it to Lyra 'Sybila' Voikryt Lyra 'Sybila' Voikryt , and ignited the red blade just as he rounded the last corner to where this presence was most coagulated. He would not see his targets as he did so, however, much to his chagrin and anger, even though their presence was...overwhelming.

This mixed with frustration and infuriating confusion had clouded his capabilities. This cloud of unknown thus prevented him from finding where his soon-to-be foes had vanished to, even though their presence was still there. Even though the odor filled his senses. A deep grumble escaped his throat as he moved to the center of this clearing.


"Come out!" he cried out, his voice laden with visceral rage and hatred. "I know you are here and I am in need of combat."

HEY GUYS. Here's a post to let you all launch your attack! Go ham. Full power. Let's do it.
 

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