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Star Wars - OwlMaescia - Never Forget When You Came From
by OwlMaescia
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Summary
This second story I wrote for Paislee, unedited but I'm not afraid to show my crappy writings. Paislee advanced from apprentice to becoming a Sith Lord. RP assignment, based on Star Wars: The Old Republic. Hopefully there is progress in my writing.
Never Forget When You Came From
(Super late but this was supposed to be the story prior to becoming Lord, enjoy.)
"As long as the dark side flows through the cracks of my flesh, I cannot be killed." – Darth Sion
Upon leaving Alderaan, we arrived at Dromund Kaas at space hangar docking bay 2-96, then shortly at Kaas city. The scent of terrain and forest rain saturated the air. People congregated about in the plaza, you could hear the bustling of shuttles overhead and feel their turbulence. Lightning dispersed from corner to corner in the sky, and light rain misted over. It seemed that day all that passed me were tall dark men dressed in black lurking throughout town. I identified it again. Defenselessness. I was reminded of that anger, every rampant emotion that took place inside of me while back on Alderaan.
Only one thing was different now, I welcomed it. I felt the force binding my muscles, gripping my soul, combining its knowledge and strength, as I unlocked it. An eerie spirit cast around me, I yielded and kneel down to this rushing of presence and its power. In heart of the crowd, some people perceived my rage-filled eyes and a flow an amethyst glow around me. Several of them scurried away as they sensed the malevolent atmosphere from me. I caused the sensation to come to an end and rose as I felt a sense of fortification, self-confident and rebirth from within me. I reasoned that this mental state I concealed from myself was power and room for growth. This influence I experienced needed to be secured and failure to do so could be my undoing, my demise.
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