Darth Abyss
Eldritch
Saleucami - Magma Caverns
It was always risky to hold an hideout within enemy space, but time had always worked in his favor. The days when his people came to Saleucami, deep inside the borders of the Silver Jedi, were long gone, and by now no one could separate them from the common populace. Other than most of the Cells of the Chorus he had tasked his agents not only with keeping a low profile, but with not not acting at all. Their main task was to keep their eyes and ears open, buy a few soldiers a drink every once in a while and stay silent when they talked.
In return for such secrecy they had lived on the world for years undetected, keeping the sith lord posted with the more public happenings of the Silver Jedi and their allies. Not information that was inaccessible otherwise, but interesting enough to keep them there. Since he was no longer human he had refrained from visiting them himself, to not create suspicion where none had to be. Yet recently contact to one of his man went silent, leaving the Mindeater to wonder what had happened. His fellow agents knew as little as the sith lord himself, forcing him to come himself to look into the matter.
Hidden under shadows and darkness the husk that had once been a man had walked among the people, trying to find clues within the thoughts of the weak minded. He hadn't found much, besides a few traces that lead deep into the Caverns below the capital, where his agent was presumed to have hidden after picking a fight with the wrong guy. It was disappointing to find one of his make such a grave mistake, but at least the bones in the cave suggested that this problem had solved itself.
Quietly the eldritch entity began its long path out of the tunnels, making no effort to hide himself so far from everything that could even remotely endanger him and his identity. What little light emerged from the glowing magma in the depths of the caverns illuminated the edges of the strange being, a rusty, hollow set of deformed armor held together by nothing but magic and darkness shrouded in a ragged black robe, a face that was an unmoving wooden mask and a mechanical jaw filled with sharp metallic teeth.
Even if one would make the mistake to discover his presence, there was little chance they would survive the encounter.
[member="Rhane Varless"]
It was always risky to hold an hideout within enemy space, but time had always worked in his favor. The days when his people came to Saleucami, deep inside the borders of the Silver Jedi, were long gone, and by now no one could separate them from the common populace. Other than most of the Cells of the Chorus he had tasked his agents not only with keeping a low profile, but with not not acting at all. Their main task was to keep their eyes and ears open, buy a few soldiers a drink every once in a while and stay silent when they talked.
In return for such secrecy they had lived on the world for years undetected, keeping the sith lord posted with the more public happenings of the Silver Jedi and their allies. Not information that was inaccessible otherwise, but interesting enough to keep them there. Since he was no longer human he had refrained from visiting them himself, to not create suspicion where none had to be. Yet recently contact to one of his man went silent, leaving the Mindeater to wonder what had happened. His fellow agents knew as little as the sith lord himself, forcing him to come himself to look into the matter.
Hidden under shadows and darkness the husk that had once been a man had walked among the people, trying to find clues within the thoughts of the weak minded. He hadn't found much, besides a few traces that lead deep into the Caverns below the capital, where his agent was presumed to have hidden after picking a fight with the wrong guy. It was disappointing to find one of his make such a grave mistake, but at least the bones in the cave suggested that this problem had solved itself.
Quietly the eldritch entity began its long path out of the tunnels, making no effort to hide himself so far from everything that could even remotely endanger him and his identity. What little light emerged from the glowing magma in the depths of the caverns illuminated the edges of the strange being, a rusty, hollow set of deformed armor held together by nothing but magic and darkness shrouded in a ragged black robe, a face that was an unmoving wooden mask and a mechanical jaw filled with sharp metallic teeth.
Even if one would make the mistake to discover his presence, there was little chance they would survive the encounter.
[member="Rhane Varless"]