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Ancient cities, long forgotten and posthumously insignificant, still stood hidden in the open on even the most sacred of planets. Korriban was far from an exception to that. Though the Sith had reclaimed Korriban purposefully, holding it as a revered piece of the history that made them so strong, they had not done everything they could have to restore its ruins. There were many neglected buildings, temples, and tunnels all over the red desert planet. All day, every day, they silently endured the red sun and incessant wind. Time at their walls, slowly but without cease.
One such city was waiting for Viole Nivar in the sand-ridden wastes half a planet away from the Academy. Tall, still proud, only a few of its buildings were so badly damaged that they leaned precariously to one side. There were no panels of glass, crystal, or any other material to fill the empty windows. The wind howled through the gaping portals, moaning low to mourn the greatness that had been so long lost. Dust sifted across the streets every now and again, trying to find a comfortable place to rest. The emptiness would have been more comfortable even if ghosts had deigned to fill it.
The young Miralukan Acolyte was given no real reason for why he had been summoned to the coordinates. Crusader Nox, a Noghri that trained many Acolytes and led stealth missions, had sent the message with no other details. Time, place, be there. Simple as that. Command issued, compliance expected.
However, the Noghri was nowhere in sight. His presence was absent, which meant very little considering his predilection of burying his Force signature and simultaneously commanding the Force to hide his physical appearance. The latter ability mattered less to Viole, a Miralukan whose race had the inborn ability to see using the Force and were physically blind otherwise. The Force betrayed users to those that could see with it. Even still, Nox had proven to be extremely capable in remaining out of sight as a whole.
So the question was left. What was Viole to do? Find Nox? Find something else? A mystery, an artifact, a secret. Do nothing? The reigning silence, interrupted only by the sighs of falling dust and the moaning of the wind, was his only answer.
One such city was waiting for Viole Nivar in the sand-ridden wastes half a planet away from the Academy. Tall, still proud, only a few of its buildings were so badly damaged that they leaned precariously to one side. There were no panels of glass, crystal, or any other material to fill the empty windows. The wind howled through the gaping portals, moaning low to mourn the greatness that had been so long lost. Dust sifted across the streets every now and again, trying to find a comfortable place to rest. The emptiness would have been more comfortable even if ghosts had deigned to fill it.
The young Miralukan Acolyte was given no real reason for why he had been summoned to the coordinates. Crusader Nox, a Noghri that trained many Acolytes and led stealth missions, had sent the message with no other details. Time, place, be there. Simple as that. Command issued, compliance expected.
However, the Noghri was nowhere in sight. His presence was absent, which meant very little considering his predilection of burying his Force signature and simultaneously commanding the Force to hide his physical appearance. The latter ability mattered less to Viole, a Miralukan whose race had the inborn ability to see using the Force and were physically blind otherwise. The Force betrayed users to those that could see with it. Even still, Nox had proven to be extremely capable in remaining out of sight as a whole.
So the question was left. What was Viole to do? Find Nox? Find something else? A mystery, an artifact, a secret. Do nothing? The reigning silence, interrupted only by the sighs of falling dust and the moaning of the wind, was his only answer.