Recent content by Domri Seht

It seemed to Domri that this Padawan he’d come across was quite inexperienced; wary of danger, and cautiously following instructions to the letter. All the better for him, if he could just tempt her to follow. “I understand if you can’t help. I’d like to follow you, but I should at least get...

As Asminys addressed the other pod crash survivors, Domri shifted his focus towards them order to analyze their reactions. In doing so, the Echani hoped to gauge either how helpful or how much of a hinderance the others would be to the pair of fully trained Sith. Despite the Sith acolyte...

Domri turned in surprise to see that the Jedi had somehow tamed to pacified the third gundark that had approached from behind the pair. He knew the Force could be used to influence animals, to assert one's will in such a way to dominate their mind. This, however, seemed different, not to mention...

Domri smirked slightly as heard the slight humorous undertone in Asminy's voice as the other Sith allowed him to lead the way, his partner likely reflecting on the irony of letting the man who technically couldn't see tell him where to go. Jokes aside, the Echani could feel the presence of a...

The Sith continued to ignore the Jedi, focusing his irritation into anger and channeling his anger through the Force. He stopped at the same time the Jedi did when the pair heard another growl, much closer this time. Domri took another step forward before the growl came again, this time...

"May I help you, sir? Are you looking for something? Or someone?" Domri gave the padawan an innocent smile, seemingly appreciative of her approach and desire to help. He could feel her unease and slight nervousness, and her slightly tensed muscles and slightly parted foot placement let him know...

Chandrila. A planet this deep in the core held no sympathies for the Sith, and Domri knew he'd likely be attack, arrested, or killed on sight should his true nature be uncovered in public. Although he still wore his black armor pieces, decided against wearing a cloak or any of his weapons...

Asminys. A strange name but certainly a unique one, and provided he ever got off the damn planet, one that Domri planned to remember. While the other Sith carved a hole for them to exit the pod, Domri took pause to meditate on their surroundings. He felt lots of life, as well as the decay of...

The Sith was increasingly annoyed with the Jedi's questions, and once again the thought of ending her miserable existence crossed his mind. Regardless he needed her alive, if not to help him fight the gundarks then at least to serve as a tasty distraction. "If I wanted to answer your queries...

Domri slowly stood, surveying the new surroundings with his heightened senses. He turned to face the Jedi, adjusting the cloth band that covered his eyes, as it had been twisted in the fall. Ignoring her questions, the Echani reached out with the force, feeling around for anything else within...

Domri couldn't quite remember how he'd gotten in the pod. Sweat beaded across his forehead as he felt himself plummeting to the surface, his senses all discombobulated by the chaos around him. He briefly remembered fending off a Jedi before a blast from the deteriorating Star Destroyer had...

Domri turned around, as the focus in the room turned to the newcomer. Jedi. Not a very good one at that. He'd sensed her coming in, of course, but he'd also sensed that she didn't pose much of a threat to him. This was however, unexpected, and it was interfering with his plans. "What is a...

Domri slid back around a corner he had just turned, as a group of 20 or so mercenaries ran past him towards the complex's main exit; no doubt, he thought to himself, to go raid nearby villages for various matierals, if not our of boredom or to project strength. Weak. Kath thinks himself near a...

Teth, just outside of Hutt Space Domri Seht stood atop a large rock outcropping overlooking the vast jungles of Teth, a lone black figure standing in contrast to the twilight as the sun began to set. The Echani might have considered the landscape beautiful, if his glazed eyes could perceive...