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The training room was quiet, lit only by bloodwax candles. The subtle smell of incense wafted in the air, leaving a misty hue within the candle-lit chamber. In front of an ancient Red Sith obelisk stood Sin'ryk with both hands clasped around the upright saberstaff hilt; yet his eyes were closed. He stood in meditation, waiting for the fellow Crusader, Damion Corinth, to answer his Sword-call. The Sorcerer remembered well the explanation behind the Yinchorri Pureblood custom that he gave to the masked Human. It was a martial demonstration of respect, when two warriors would seemingly fight to the death, yet spare the loser from a final blow. The reasoning was simple, the Red Sith of that rocky world believed it to be disrespectful to not fully demonstrate one's abilities, be they honourable or underhand; what mattered was what occurred before and after the duel.
Indeed, after the mission they had together, Sin'ryk wanted to know more about the man he fought beside. "What better way to do so than through combat", as the Echani would say; indeed the Sorcerer had to admit he agreed with the saying. Combat revealed the deepest roots of a person, without them having to give details as to the life they have lived. For now, Sin'ryk waited for Damion to arrive; letting the ever-present energies of Korriban flow through him as he waited.
Indeed, after the mission they had together, Sin'ryk wanted to know more about the man he fought beside. "What better way to do so than through combat", as the Echani would say; indeed the Sorcerer had to admit he agreed with the saying. Combat revealed the deepest roots of a person, without them having to give details as to the life they have lived. For now, Sin'ryk waited for Damion to arrive; letting the ever-present energies of Korriban flow through him as he waited.