Laira Darkhold
Well-Known Member
Somewhere in the vastness of space, there sat a little space station, slowly moving in the space between star systems, spinning on its axis. Out here the only way to find it was to know where it was or some obnoxiously complicated Force Power or homing beacons attached to the those that traveled there. And the owner had painstakingly ensure every precaution was made. When he had arrived with his precious cargo, the station had jumped out of the system it had been hiding on the edges of. Paranoia some called it. Preparedness other called it. Either way, it sat in the ocean of stars.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
Deep in the bowels of the small space station there was a brig, and below this a dungeon. Simple durasteel walls and a glasteel door. On the walls there were simple beskar manacles that held a single prisoner each. Above them there was a light, that occasionally strobed in flashes of lights, a speaker that emitted a loud horn sound every five minutes to keep them from being able to sleep, and a vent that controlled the climate. And that climate was miserably. Almost thirty five degrees Celsius, and humid, always humid. It was a stale heat of recycled air, artificially altered. A hint of ixetal cilona aerosol filled the air. Remnant of the great late tormentor Darth Maladi.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
It had been only a few short days since their capture, one, the human had spent one night in a bacta tank to heal from her injuries, and thus the vong female had spent an extra day in the cell. Amazing what lengths people will go to in order to get what they want, I thought to myself, contemplating what I was doing with these to youngsters. If they didn't know anything I would probably feel pretty bad for a while. All that pain and suffering for nothing.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
Regardless it was almost time. The guards that stood outside the cell were clearly visible, t-visors staring inside, cold and emotionless. The doors cycled as they opened and allowed me inside. “Good morning.” I said from behind the mask, pleasantry laced through my voice, almost mockingly.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
[member="Ulu Rin"][SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
[member="Kitani Corandel"][SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
Deep in the bowels of the small space station there was a brig, and below this a dungeon. Simple durasteel walls and a glasteel door. On the walls there were simple beskar manacles that held a single prisoner each. Above them there was a light, that occasionally strobed in flashes of lights, a speaker that emitted a loud horn sound every five minutes to keep them from being able to sleep, and a vent that controlled the climate. And that climate was miserably. Almost thirty five degrees Celsius, and humid, always humid. It was a stale heat of recycled air, artificially altered. A hint of ixetal cilona aerosol filled the air. Remnant of the great late tormentor Darth Maladi.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
It had been only a few short days since their capture, one, the human had spent one night in a bacta tank to heal from her injuries, and thus the vong female had spent an extra day in the cell. Amazing what lengths people will go to in order to get what they want, I thought to myself, contemplating what I was doing with these to youngsters. If they didn't know anything I would probably feel pretty bad for a while. All that pain and suffering for nothing.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
Regardless it was almost time. The guards that stood outside the cell were clearly visible, t-visors staring inside, cold and emotionless. The doors cycled as they opened and allowed me inside. “Good morning.” I said from behind the mask, pleasantry laced through my voice, almost mockingly.[SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
[member="Ulu Rin"][SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]
[member="Kitani Corandel"][SIZE=10.5pt][/SIZE]