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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 8:44 pm
Shaking his head, the braids of his hair rattling against the others, the Warrior Master spoke."Perhaps what I said had no meaning other than to speak my mind, but that death would be much more preferable than one spent in the weakest of ones deathbed." He stood and stretched, popping his large muscles and rolling his shoulders."I like the girl, she has much potential in her, and I believe she could become a superb Watchmen one day. If she shows patience and skill with the force as well as mastering the strength of arms I teach, she could become an even better Healer upon our battlefields. Only time will tell, but what news of the field?"
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:03 pm
"Do not change the subject so quickly, Youngling." Stryder told the man with a stern tone. "Not all that needs to be said has been said." He folded his hands inside his robes and shook his head.
"Gohgei, you are a good honorable man and a cunning fighter. But you are Impatient. Your mind is muddled and your attention jumps from one thing to the next like a Mustafar Lava Flea. You wonder why you have so many scars? It is because you are reckless. Recklessness and Impatience does not a Master make. I should know."
He locked his gaze upon the man once again with an apprasing stare. "You should have learned by now, Gohgei. I hope your pupil doesnt inherit your careless nature. As to these doubts you have: you must release them. No warrior can fight shackled by doubt. He must be certain in action and clear in mind. I recomend some meditation."
He nodded and glanced out the open doorway. frowning he waved his hand and turned the lights on in the room. "Better."
He looked back to his comrade once more, his stern tone lessened. "As for the battle, I can only tell you what goes on in my little piece of the galaxy. The Sith are getting stronger, but they are no less foolish than they have been before. Half hearted raids, clumsy plans: they may have numbers but they've not a clue as to how to use them. Its only a matter of time before my forces are strong enough to make another push towards Roon. Wherever the hell it is."
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:41 pm
A shadowy figure, holding a wicked long-stemmed blade strolled down the dark corridor towards the Council Chambers. His mask of white with two two streaks over the eyes made the appearance of weeping blood, a large figure towered over him in a full cloak. As he approached an ornate door, a guard wielding a saber-staff and clothed in ceremonial armor held the door open and the two entered, the door closed behind. High Priest Darth Eldritch approached the throne from behind, moving to the left side and giving a nod as the Dark Lord noticed his entrance. The Dark Lord then looked about the room and noted that everyone was in attendance and his voice rang throughout the court."This court is now in session, I will have silence."
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:01 pm
Cene had followed the large tunnel for 30 minutes, surprised how far down the tunnel was. Looking through her nightvision, she had noted the clawed marks along the side of the cav walls, leading her to suspect the creature had dug the tunnel. Here and there she came upon a pile of animal spoor, some old, some recent. She knew he was getting close. and by the piles and frequency she could tell she was dealing with more than one beast.
Cene found the tunnel opened into a large, wide gallery. It had to be the lair. High cealing, lots of room: perfect for a monster to drag in unfinished meals and hide out until danger had passed. But the Monsters werent the first ones there. They were just the most recent tennants of something older than them. The creatures had made a home out of a Sith tomb.
The gallery was Solid stone construction littered with dozens of intact or crumbling statues, murals and frescoes dedicated to ancient and occult powers. If it werent for the gaudy nature of the place, Cene figure the room would be strong enough to survive an atomic compression bomb strike.
She kept her amazement to herself for the moment. The dead posed no threat now. The Living still had teeth and claw aplenty. And if her suit's systems were reading right, her prey was coming back this way.
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:49 pm
Roon. Capital of the sith war machine, but not the true home which they would hail to. It held plenty of buildings and sith aplenty, but in the lowest bowels of a particular building, the maniacal laugher echoed. It was not the deep throaty boom which one would normally expect from an evil that was so unorthodox that the rest of the "evils" deemed unstable. But that was the problem that had lead to Darth Nakara's current plan of attack. He would infiltrate the ever so famous council of sith lords, of which only recently he was outvoted in favor of Karah Tos. The other Sith feared Nakara, not in the sense of his power, but his instability. The weaker sith feared his random outbursts, the stronger (if possible) viewed him as lower than scum for his over-machiavellian attitude and clownish pranks he constantly pulled, such as the one he was performing right now.
A shi'ido is a unique creature, able to skinshift into nearly any living being. Unlike their clawdite rivals, the shi'ido can not only change into animals that have different structures, but also have the unique ability to skinshift clothing. Nakara had been one to use this talent to the furthest degree. If he had been more serious, he would have made the perfect assassin, but his attitude had always been one of a bored actor looking for the grandest way to boast his achievements, a fatal flaw when it comes to being "sneaky".
The skin rippled as the blackened armor molded into itself into the familiar battle armor of Karah Tos. Nakara knew that if Karah did attend the meeting, his cover would be blown. But that mattered little, as Nakara knew that the Kaleesh would probably foster more hatred for the council who thought they could control him, especially if they couldn't tell the difference between the real "god of war" and a clever deciever. A touch here and there altered his force signature to that of the Kaleesh.
"Now the act begins, the lights on stage dimmed low, so that the actors can go on stage unnoticed," he muttered, giving one final trademark laugh that echoed madness throughout the Council's main building.
Approaching the ornate door that led to the chambers within, the guard opened, and let the trickster in. Very soon, the High priest Darth Eldritch walked in. A fool of fools who practiced his magic indiscriminately and with such zealotry, Nakara had always wished he had known where the lab was just to switch some chemicals around for fun. But with the coming of the weak right hand, that meant the fun would start soon. It took every ounce of strength to hide the smile creeping on Nakara's face, but he had more discipline than madness right now, and he would need all of it.
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 11:05 pm
Cene eyed her HUD as the creatures came, watching as her suit's systems tried pinpointing weak spots on the monsters as they marched unaware over to her. One big one, measuring 4m tall at the shoulder, and two smaller ones rating in at 2.8m. One she recognized as theone she trailed. His time would come.
Czerka Launcher was loaded. Big one goes down first. If she was lucky, she could get off another round before they came at her. Osik they're ugly. She thought as she sighted in on the big one. Cene wasnt to familiar with Sith customs, so se wasnt sure how they would feel about desecration of a tomb with antivehicle ordnance. She had a notion that it wouldnt go over well. But with the sith as weird as they are, they might thank her for the remodeling of an ancient archaeoligical find.
She squeezed the trigger. ---------------------------------------------
A klick above on the surface, the ground shook slightly. Not terribly noticible to anyone not holding a cup of water nearby. Then it shook again. And then it was still.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 12:30 am
Outside the temple, Saria was dancing. It was more of an aerobic excercise for her. She wanted to get some fresh air after spending most of the day inside the temple and to be a little active after having done little more than walk from one room to another just to sit down again and help heal a few padawans and younglings that have hurt themselves during a training session or so.
After a few minutes of constant movement, she sat down and gazed up into the sky for a brief moment, wondering about the vastness of space. She then leaned back and closed her eyes, relaxing for a minute. After a few moments of silence, she threw out an arm and caught a ball that was heading right for her with the Force, the ball itself hovering in the air inches from her hand. Opening her eyes, she turned to see a pair of younglings in the distance. They were playing with the ball and it had gotten away from them. A quick burst of the Force sent it back towards them, and they went off for some more open ground to play in.
Closing her eyes again, Saria went back to a semi-meditative relaxation. She reached over towards the small table beside the chair and grabbed the glass of water she had put there when she 1st came outside before she started dancing. She finished off what remained of the water and put teh glass back down. She hadn't done all that much during the course of the day so far, and she was going to enjoy it as much as she could. There was never any telling if suddenly she'd be needed to help tend to several different needs, and never wanted to be too tired to lend a hand.
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Hearing the maniacal laughter that was echoing around, Siren assumed some other Sith was either beating the crap out of another, or someone was pulling some kind of prank. To her, it didn't matter. She was doing one of her own, and that's what needed her attention. A Sith in training was making out with her in an out of view section of a hallway where nobody else was around. He had stripper her of her top and skirt, leaving her in her underwear, and was slowly continuing his conquest of exposing her. That soon backfired. Having given into the passion of the moment, his mind became vulnerable and Siren struck. Suddenly he had the strong urge to join her in a state of severe undress, and did so, and went further down that path than she was at, beating her to completion.
" Go for a walk or something and cool off a bit. It's a little too... hot... here at the moment. " Siren said in a seductive tone, the Force aiding the influence of her words into the man's head. He was suddenly walking down the hall naked, unaware of what he'd just been tricked into doing, while Siren quickly dressed herself again and raided his clothing for credits and any items of value, before vanishing from the area. " Men are so easy... " she said quietly to herself.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 2:32 am
The training remotes plasma blot hit the glowing yellow blade and with a high pitched buzz was deflected into the wall of the training room. With the remotes per-programmed attack maneuvers completed it hovered over to the other three to wait as Aurora shut down her lightsaber. Clipping the hilt to her belt with one hand she pulled off the blind-fold from her sweet soaked brow. Sweet glistened off her light grey skin as she wiped her damp bangs from her forehead with the back of a gloved hand. Her whitish- blue hair was pulled back in a tight braid and hung down her back. She limped over to a near by bench and gingerly leaned over, setting the blindfold down she picked up a towel and wiped the perspiration from her face. Aurora rubbed and stretched the soreness from her leg, frowning and the discoloration of her skin where the remote had scored a hit. Reaching for her water bottle she replayed the series of maneuvers over in her head and found where she had failed to deflect one of the blots. After quenching her thirst she set the bottle back down and reached for the blind fold. Tying the strip of cloth over her eyes Aurora un-clipped her saber, placed her feet into the Basic Neutral stance, brought her hilt to the ready position and ignited the blade. The remotes sprang to life and Aurora blade became a yellow blur as she want thru the maneuvers of Shii-Cho once more.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 2:04 pm
Cene hung suspended about a meter from the chamber's ceiling, held aloft by her grappling kit as an angry Jedi-killer lept about and snapped at her from far below. She was amused, annoyed, and pleasantly surprised all at once.
Pleasant surprise came from the discovery that while Jedi-killers were rumored to be very resistant to lightsabers, they had no apparent immunity to quality Czerka HE Rockets.
Annoyance came from that the surviving brute had ripped apart her brand new Czerka Rocket Launcher which she had two payments left to cover. Fortunately she had managed to get away before it could reach her.
Amusement came from the sight of the creature's inability to jump high enough to reach her.
With two down and only the immature runt of the litter left to deal with, this job was as good as accomplished. "Thats right. Come on little boy. Come and get me." She said, smiling behind her mask as she slipped a grenade off her belt. The beast snapped below her and swiftly she pulled the pin and cast it down the creature's gullet.
Surprised, the creature swallowed. Then the grenade went off. ripping the beast's neck apart from the inside and killing it.
With the final beast dropped, it was now safe enough to come down. Cene descended and landed upon the floor, withdrawing her hook from the ceiling and letting the winch wind itself back up. With her Fire Blade, she began the task of harvesting the mandibles of the Jedi-killers, stacking them up near the door for taking to the surface.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 2:24 pm
Roon...
Karah Tos had been in a bad mood all day long. He wasn't pleased with having been called to Roon for whatever bloody meeting that the High Priest had called. It was no secret to anyone else on the Council that he despised the lot of them and it was half expected that he would spurn the council this time. He had half a mind to and debated doing that very thing for hours. But ultimately he decided that it was important for him to make an appearance at this time. He wasn't going to allow them to make any decisions without him, besides whatever information that was brought to light during the meeting may be important to him.
Making his way down the corridors towards the Council Chamber Karah Tos felt that something was amiss. Reaching the grand doors leading into the Council Chamber he was blocked by the guards. Both giving him confused looks.
“Out of the way,” he growled as he pushed past them towards the chamber doors.
“Sorry sir...it's just that we thought you had...uhh... never mind.” said one of the guards. Idiots, Karah thought to himself as he opened the door to the Council Chambers. Entering the Chambers, all eyes turned towards him but he was focused on one person in particular in the room, an exact duplicate of himself.
“What is the meaning of this?” he roared.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 5:02 pm
This was rather bad news. Pash was going to miss his ship and be stuck here when Sith Forces eventually show to take the city. That wold be bad. And being cornered after leading a band of Sith and troopers on a rooftop chase wasn't good either.
Now with his back to a 15 meter drop and surrounded by three Sith and six Sithtroopers, he needed to find away to get out of this predicament. He drew some amusement from the sight of the winded Sith and troopers. It seems they werent exactly used to such a workout. He was barely out of breath. He shifted his spacer's bacg securely strapped to his back as the leader of the opposition addressed him.
"Alright you!" Growled the Duros Sith that started this mess. "You will submit to the law of the Sith! You have nowhere to run to!"
"Should we Stun him, sir?" Asked a trooper.
The Duros grinned darkly. "No. No he must pay for the trouble he has caused us. And he will pay dearly."
Exchanging sinister smiles, the three Sith ignighted their sabers and began to advance upon their target.
Swiftly, Pash drew his custom slugthrower and leveled it in the Sith's direction. Mistaking it for a blaster, the Sith smirked all the more and shifted to defensive stances, expecting to parry what came their way back on the user. Pash fired. There was no visible blast, no screeching discharge. Just a quiet "Pft" sound three of them in quick succession
The Sith were surprised and slow to react. The first Sith took two bullets in the head and went down, the next managed to block the slug heading for him but screachedin pain and grasped his face when the molten metal of the bullet splattered off the saber blade and onto him. Another bullet found him and dropped him as hesat screaming, silencing him.
The Duros saw his comrades go down and held up his hand to deflect any more projectiles, shock shifting to anger and indignation. This lone transient was annoyingly skilled. But enough was enough. "Shoot him down!" He ordered his troops as he began backing away. His troops moved up to cover him and raised their guns to fire.
Then one of the dropped Sith Sabers flew to Pash's hand and ignighted its crimson beam. Pash lunged forward at the surprised troopers and slashed one apart, spun to his left and sliced a man's head from his shoulders, then spun again to bring the blade down on the man behind him. He cast the Saber at a pair of troopers, severing them as it spun like a sawblade, and turned to fire four shots ofhis slugthrower into the visor of the remaining Sith Trooper, shattering his helmet'sfaceplate and putting a few new holes in his head. The saber returned to Pash's hand as he locked gazes with the dumbfounded Duros.
"You-You're the Assassin! The one who killed Lord Aloth!"
Pash only watched him, not staring or glaring, but passively watching the Sith stammer out his accusation.
"Who sent you?! Lord Daern?! Lady Varz?! Answer me Assassin!" Pash remained still, his ears catching the sounds of enemy forces nearing him.
"You might as well confess now, assassin." The Duros said, confidence returning as he sense the arrival of allies. "Either to me or to my interrogator droid. Confess your employer and pledge your loyalty to me, and I can put your skills to real use."
Then, Pash cracked a dry smile. "Saltan valoramosa n telval mord, chumani." The duro's expression betrayed confusion. Pash advanced slowly upon the man, holding the crimson saber to his side and still smiling.
"To a Sith, your offer is very tempting. But I've no interest in personal wealth or gain."
The Duros eyes seemed as though they would roll righ out of his head. "You're a-"
Before he could finish, there was a blinding flash, the duros taking the full brunt of it. He staggered, unable to see anything. He fell back to the Force, trying to seek out his Jedi opponent and lashing out wildly.
Pash easily dodged the blows and called out to the men nearing their position: "Lord Aloth's Muderer! he's up here men! The Duros has betrayed us-aaaugh!"
The Duros cursed and lashed out more wildly, unable to find Pash. "You shizno b*****d!"
"He's gone mad!" Pash cried out again as he randomly fired a sith trooper's blaster into the air. "Take him down!"
He threw the blaster at the sith, who cut it in two and slashed in Pash's direction. "Face me Jedi!!"
Pash simply jumped off the side of the building, leaving the cursing Duros to deal with the onrushing troopers and sith who for all the world believed him to be the traitor.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 7:18 pm
As Saul Amarr put back the large book of runes and other symbols he'd been studying he felt something. Turning he glanced back toward the artifact down the hall. He could feel some sort of call, and the artifact wasn't alone. Through the force he could sense a pair of other presences, sith like himself, but their emotional state set his own hairs on end. They seemed like a pair of fountains of murderous intent. At the edge of his perception Saul could detect a third presence, bouncing in and out of existence in his senses.
He took a deep breath and fingered his lightsaber, these were some serious sith, and he could guess at their purpose. His master had warned him, and now the bloody minded agents of some other sith had arrived to do him in.
His mind went through some calming techniques as he put together a plan, all sith had their vulnerabilities, and these two seemed to have a fixation on the act of violence they were about to engage in. Smiling a technique came to his mind and he began a slow walk toward the shield, his lightsaber in hand.
Through the force he crafted a mental image of himself, a mere five feet before himself and implanted it in the minds of these two sith. As the vision stepped out of the hallway the two struck from beside the doorway. A pair of lightsaber slashes sliced the air and each sith was rewarded with a vision of their target falling to the ground, dead.
As they looked down at the empty space where their minds told him his body was, Saul ignited his blade and slashed toward the two of them. The scarlet beam severed the heads of both of them in an instant. Which clattered to the floor followed by their bodies. That done Saul extinguished his blade and looked down at the two of them.
Immediately Saul felt his heart sink, he recognized each of them, and each was a student to Darth Ennustus the seer. As he peered down at the two of them a slow clap echoed in the hallway. The third sith stepped out of the shadows, her gloved hands applauding him, and the black mask which stretched down to her mouth made it quite clear to him who she was, "Impressive young Acolyte, your trickery cost me two of my finest assassins, but I knew it probably would."
"Darth Ennustus," Saul answered slowly, stepping into the circular display room that contained the shield. He cautiously watched her circle the artifact, keeping herself between him and it, "Why do you want to kill me?"
The woman's voice became shrill, "I won't allow you to destroy the shield."
Saul blinked, "Why would I want to destroy it?"
"To keep it's knowledge out of the hands of those you fear, perhaps... I know not your reasons, only what you will do. I know too that I cannot allow it," With that she ignited her blade, "Normally I refrain from dirtying my hands, but the blood of my friends cries out for vengeance, and I must answer."
Saul rose his lightsaber and frowned, he knew that this woman was far stronger in the force then he was himself, and that if he killed her many others in the academy would seek him out to exact vengeance upon him, her students for one. No, he had to escape. But as his thought turned to flight the shield itself seemed to call out, and a plan formed within his mind.
Through the force he hurled an image into her mind, an image of himself becoming two, then four, then eight, doubling and doubling till they Sith Seer faced a venerable army. By luck it was just such a technique that was most effective against a seer, because to be a seer it required an opened mind to the force.
Darth Ennustus recoiled, her saber wheeling to block blows from imaginary attackers. "Where are you!" She yelled as the imaginary beam slashed toward her, driving her back "This is not real!" She stumbled and fell as she fled the onslaught.
Saul ignored her and rushed to the Shield and pulled the soft cloth of the display around it as a bundle. As he lifted the artifact Ennustus will finally broke the vision that had assailed her mind, and she clearly saw him running with the ancient piece in a bundle over his shoulder. Seeing this she stood and used the force to amplify her voice, "Thief! Amarr has taken Revan's Shield! Someone stop him!"
And there she stood with a cold smile sliding across her face.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:29 pm
Siren walked past a hall with guards at one door that led to the council chamber. As she turned to see when it was within view, she only got to see a figure in the doorway before it closed again. She continued on her way, unaware of what was going on. Then again, she wouldn't care. She wasn't on the council, and if something were to result in them killing each other, it was no concern of hers as long as she wasn't in danger of it. It was a blessing in a sense. She was powerful with the Force, but held no real power among the Sith, being Darth Siren in title only. This meant no other Sith would have reason to come after her. There would be nothing to gain if she was bested by another. However, at the same time, little respect was ever given to her.
She made her way to her room, upon which a Sith clad in assassin garb jumped down from above the door, saber ignited. Turning to face the intruder, she soon found the saber was swung upwards, cutting her top open. " Yeah yeah, I know the drill... " she said, used to being taken in this manner.
This happened every so often. When one lives among the Sith and is considered beautiful by some of them, they tend to try to conquer you in more ways than one. Fortunately, after the deed was done, Siren once again managed to pull a victory of her own, using the Force to help make her attacker remove his mask to help him breathe easier after such an exhausting bout of constant movement.
Now that Siren saw the face of her predator, it wouldn't be long before a little revenge would take place. Thinking he had finally won her over in a mad, passionate round of intimacy, the 'assassin' had no idea the smile on Siren's face was because of the sinister plot she was forming in her mind, rather than the pleasure he was sure he made her feel.
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Saria stretched as she stood up, having decided she rested enough. Heading back inside, she started to think of what to do that needed her attention. She headed towards one of the training rooms, figuring she could be of some use to some practicing padawans or so if they slipped up and got hurt.
Along the way, something moved around in the corner of her eye. Turning to see what it was, she saw a Jedi walking past while reading a datapad. It was the same one she had seen before a few times, always seeming to be focused on something in a datapad.
" The Jedi are weird sometimes. " she said to herself, remembering all the different eccentric styles of various Masters. " This coming from the one that doesn't use a lightsaber... " she chuckled lightly to herself, then continued on her way.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 10:25 pm
Stryder flicked his gaze to the door beyond the training room, as though detecting someone aproaching. "Gohgei, it seems we must put a hold on our conversation. Someone else may want to use this room after all and it would be selfish of us to take up the entirety of it just for discussion. Besides, I must go about the rest of my Errands. The Ashla and her escorts will be ready to depart soon. It would be unseemly of me to miss my flight."
Slipping his hands out of his robes, Stryder began walking to the door. "Remember what I said, Gohgei. It is never to late to change. Wisdom is what makes a Master. You mus be patient, focused, and understanding. The act of training a Padawan is meant to hone these traits. Courage is a potent weapon on the battlefield, but without Wisdom to hone it, it is a blunt instrument lacking grace, precision and power. Find your balance, friend. Find the wisdom to act as a master would, if not for your sake than for your Padawan's. And when you finally have fully opened your eyes, then I will let you borrow the battlefield from me." With that he exited the room and resumed his walk to the Library.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 11:25 pm
"Meaning of what?" Nakara retorted, voice identitcal to Karah's. "Oh, you mean the face?" With a snap of his fingers, the helmet turned to a head of a kaleesh, one could only assume whom's. It would have been identical, if not for the stupid grin spreading ear to ear on it.
"Not pleased with this either? Ooh, tough crowd," he muttered, noting in particular the sith to his right, the current technological and bio-computer "genius" of the sith council, Lord Cyneticus. Barely half of his body remained intact, much of it replaced with gaping machinery which made him look more like a half completed cyborg, but one would never tell under the dark robes he wore and the glove which covered a robotic hand. If there was anyone which Nakara wished dead on the council, it was this inefficent, idiotic wannabe hacker whose systems were constantly hacked, cracked, and corrupted by the very person whom sat next to him.
"Here I am, being kind enough to take notes and make you look like a good little student in class, and I don't get any love?" Nakara's grin spread further (if such a thing could be imagined) as he slowly reformed his original cloaked self, leaving nothign but eyes and teeth.
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