Recent content by Tavek Aldir

Tavek could only smile as she launched into her spiel about Sith dating conventions, major battles, and an entire breakdown on Sith history. After a moment, she realized he was talking about something very different and he was still smiling. She was fierce and deadly on the battlefield, but she...

Tavek was as always his typical self. He could deny that he enjoyed making her flustered, but he also knew not to push it too far. He couldn't help smiling as she lightly shoved him back and told him to shut up. Alright, alright, he said as he fell back onto his rear and held his hands up as if...

Tavek could tell she was uncomfortable, but also... responsive. She mentioned how she missed that moment, and he smiled to himself. Maybe we could do that again sometime, he said, scooting just a little bit closer to her. After a moment more, she asked if he had come for her and he didn't...

Tavek was more than capable of being a little reckless as well. He was fine with the risk of taking a ship that didn't have a hyperdrive. If he died... well, he wasn't going to die. Let's do it, he said, letting the astromech take its spot as he fired up the ship and rocketed into space. The...

Tavek feigned insult when she said that he was the most terrible, but in truth, he took it as something of a compliment: she was joking with him. He smiled as she said she was too scary. Perhaps in a way she was right: she was a vicious fighter, but it was one of the things he admired about her...

Tavek wasn't even fazed in the slightest by her taking everything he said literally. In fact, he just decided that it made the situation all the more humorous. He shook his head emphatically and pointed to himself. No, no, I'm your favorite Sith, he said laughing. I'm away from you for just a...

Tavek returned the smile - of course, he was already smiling - as she got excited about going back for her saber. He watched her raise the saber and waited for his moment. He continued gathering the Force, feeling it swim and pulse between his hands. He poured rage and anger, years of hatred...

Tavek grumbled as she said she didn't miss the trouble he brought. That's hurtful, he said, acting hurt that she hadn't missed him. And here he thought they had gotten along so well. We should go on a picnic after this, he said with a nod as if he was caught in a tangent based on what she had...

Tavek came down after Zanna, half falling and half sliding, but there he was, alive and well at the bottom... for now. The landing... wasn't very graceful, and he made more than a bit of noise as he came crashing into a pile of old bones in a not-so-graceful landing that had him on his back for...

The Sith Master continued to set his charges on the ship, placing their magnetics against important sections of the reactor and even on the control panel. He was just finishing up when he heard the sound of voices coming. Three of them by the sound of it. The assassin pulled the sword free...

Tavek saw Zanna cut down the witch, but he also saw her take a hit from one of the arrows. Even if it wasn't a hard hit, he didn't like to see it. Tavek swung his blade around and plunged it into the final witch. It slipped between the ribs on her right side and cracked through the ones on her...

All at once, it seemed as though it was over. Allard crumpled over, choking and sputtering on his own blood and then he was gone. A normal person might have been affected by the action, but Tavek wasn't. This was by no means the most depraved thing he'd ever done, and he didn't even bat an eye...

It was no accident that Tavek had picked his angle to attack the pink-skinned woman. He pushed in from her right, which put Allard (who had been standing at her left) right over her shoulder. It gave him more than enough warning of the incoming gunshots as they were still directly in his primary...

Tavek had no doubts in Zanna's ability to deal with and eliminate the pair of witches. The Sith Master quickly made his way around the upper end of the ledge, sword still in hand until he was at the closest point on the woman's route. He pulled the Force to himself, launching into the air in a...

That might be a good idea, he said with a nod as she mentioned keeping some of the charges for the door. He certainly wouldn't argue against it. And good luck to you, Sina, he said as he moved off in the other direction. He slipped his sword out of its sheathe silently and scooted forward...