corsettdoll
Witchy Woman
Darkness permeated every corner of an old, decrepit ruin, lit only by large smoldering torches every few feet. The floors and columns a black marble, and the walls unknown in composition due to being covered in shadow. There were no windows to demonstrate the condition of the outside, therefore making it likely to lose oneself in the darkness of the place, of time itself.
A figure moved soundless down one of the many corridors. Her feet were simply wrapped in bandages, stepping carefully along the cold tile and making no sound. It had been some time ago since she had been here, in fact she couldn’t remember how long ago. Perhaps for her own training, though she cast the musings out of her mind as she froze outside the chambers that Snokes haunted. She contemplated entering, but knew better. She stepped up onto a large stone slab, settling herself down and putting her hands into her pockets, watching the fire.
Inia couldn’t help but wonder vaguely about the situation. She wasn’t told much, aside from her requirement to assist Master Kylo Ren in his training. She took this as Snokes being too physically incapable to spar with a much younger and physically stronger apprentice. She pondered the practicality of an assassin training someone that was essentially a warrior, her train of thought being broken as the door swung open.
Meanwhile aboard the Finalizer, Hux walked briskly through shiny metal corridors, a pair of high rank troopers flanking him as he made his way to the mission control room. Since Kylo Ren had been incapacitated, things on the ship seemed to move along a bit smoother. At least his troops seemed a bit less on edge, and they definitely hadn’t had any incidents with the computers malfunctioning since.
He slowed down as he stood in the center of the control room, looking upon the planet that was being slowly taken over by waves of his troops. He had been on the planet's surface, trying to negotiate with the democratic leaders there, but it did not turn out in their favor. The corner of his lip twitched slightly as he thought upon the threats they had cast upon him, though he knew that they were winning, and regardless of the once proud leader’s stance on the First Order, they were being shown this was the price they had to pay for not cooperating.
“Do we have coordinates ready for the next target?” He asked calmly to his helmsman, whom nodded before confirming verbally, “After we have called back the troops we will head out.” Hux pursed his lips, “Excellent. I don’t see it taking much longer.” He nodded to Captain Phasma, who moved to exit the control room, being followed by two more high rank storm troopers. Ever since the incident with FN-2187 security had tightened tremendously, though Hux had no complaints.
A figure moved soundless down one of the many corridors. Her feet were simply wrapped in bandages, stepping carefully along the cold tile and making no sound. It had been some time ago since she had been here, in fact she couldn’t remember how long ago. Perhaps for her own training, though she cast the musings out of her mind as she froze outside the chambers that Snokes haunted. She contemplated entering, but knew better. She stepped up onto a large stone slab, settling herself down and putting her hands into her pockets, watching the fire.
Inia couldn’t help but wonder vaguely about the situation. She wasn’t told much, aside from her requirement to assist Master Kylo Ren in his training. She took this as Snokes being too physically incapable to spar with a much younger and physically stronger apprentice. She pondered the practicality of an assassin training someone that was essentially a warrior, her train of thought being broken as the door swung open.
Meanwhile aboard the Finalizer, Hux walked briskly through shiny metal corridors, a pair of high rank troopers flanking him as he made his way to the mission control room. Since Kylo Ren had been incapacitated, things on the ship seemed to move along a bit smoother. At least his troops seemed a bit less on edge, and they definitely hadn’t had any incidents with the computers malfunctioning since.
He slowed down as he stood in the center of the control room, looking upon the planet that was being slowly taken over by waves of his troops. He had been on the planet's surface, trying to negotiate with the democratic leaders there, but it did not turn out in their favor. The corner of his lip twitched slightly as he thought upon the threats they had cast upon him, though he knew that they were winning, and regardless of the once proud leader’s stance on the First Order, they were being shown this was the price they had to pay for not cooperating.
“Do we have coordinates ready for the next target?” He asked calmly to his helmsman, whom nodded before confirming verbally, “After we have called back the troops we will head out.” Hux pursed his lips, “Excellent. I don’t see it taking much longer.” He nodded to Captain Phasma, who moved to exit the control room, being followed by two more high rank storm troopers. Ever since the incident with FN-2187 security had tightened tremendously, though Hux had no complaints.